#dropshipping

I suspect @/catchy/memes and @/only-ca/t-memes (slashes removed) might be a source and/or frequent rebloggers of the undisclosed ads

(I might be wrong though, although the leg accessories aren't "only cat meme" related so it's fishy imo)

Hi there!

These are drop shipping scam blogs/posts. They are a big group and will reblog from one another. Usually they will pretend to be normal blogs for a while then go and edit their old, popular posts with thousands of notes with random item images and the the >> GET YOURS HERE << links.

Context of the images in question they are now suddenly sharing:

@ai-art-thieves has a long collection of posts aboutthis group here:

heres a good video too:

i dont know why they disappeared, i presume that maybe lavenderconstellation deleted the blogs they were using to advertise and my posts went with it. i archived a couple of them on the wayback machine, but due to unforseen circumstances(namely the internet archive currently being down) i cannot grab those links right now.

let it be known that lavenderconstellation is a dropshipping scam. they take products from aliexpress and such and sell them at a huge markup. they steal designs from actual artists. they get their products from factories overseas that frequently have horrific working conditions. do not buy from these scumbags.

they try to trick people by making "normal" meme posts, spamming them with trending tags, and then CHANGING the post to one of their shitty ads once it gets notes to trick people into continuing to reblog because they believe the post is credible.

do not be tricked by these people.

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