Watch out for fake LEGO online stores seen on facebook

If you are a fan of LEGO and have a facebook account, you must have seen these sponsored ads passing through the muddy jokes of your friends and their latest vacation photos: These ads that link to online stores that strangely resemble the official LEGO Shop and which promise unbeatable prices on the latest novelties in fact currently abound on social networks.

In the last few weeks, many of you have contacted me to point out to me in good faith these potential "good deals", some of you subsequently worrying about not having received your order ...

These shops are far from official and they keep visitors confused by shamelessly pumping out the LEGO graphic charter and reproducing for some of them the layout used by the manufacturer on its official online store.

In the best case, you will receive LEPIN which you will have paid at full price and in the worst case, you will not receive anything at all and you will only have to try to contact your bank to try to obtain the refund of sums debited to you.

legovipclub.com, legoeu.com, legoengland.com or even legoca.com are so many websites that it is better to avoid under penalty of realizing a little late that the good deal is not one.

The one and only address used by LEGO to market its products on the internet: shop.lego.com.