Tempestfor-life-collection

This ad uses just one stolen video (but continently edited to remove the mention of the price, because it wouldn’t match [would probably be much higher] the price in the scammers store).

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Vertexfor-life-collection

The name for this scam store is a good example of a nonsense, randomly generated, name.“Vertex for life” simply makes no sense, especially for a store (might be good for a 3D artist ;D ).

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Superiors-happy-collection

This ad uses just one stolen video (but purposely edited to remove the mention of the price, because it wouldn’t match [would probably be much higher] the price in the scammers store). This site also has a identity crisis: the text in the About Us…

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Ecomercially peace

This site lacks proper business information etc. It also uses stolen images and videos (both on the site and in the ads). One of the stolen videos depicts a child (NOT shown in the screenshot), which is a big issue (posting videos/images of a child…

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Atonlove

Random name, uses stolen images, no company information, and (seemingly) incorrect contact e-mail (for IP violations, which thy are experts in… The same address appears on multiple sites, with a similar “profile”)

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83vh6sak.plp7.ru

Random site name (and even subdomain) is a big warning sign! Another warning sign is the “Press ‘Go to website’ button” landing site.

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