Online scam
Amelia Cotton Quilt Company is believed to now be using the website www.sleepious.co/, where quilts like the one pictured can be ordered. If you were a victim of this scheme, file a report at www.bbb.org/scamtracker.
A phony business operating under the name Amelia Cotton Quilt Company and a Salem, Oregon address has been scamming consumers across the country since the holiday season.
BBB serving Northwest and Pacific has processed hundreds of complaints from people who say they paid for quilts but have yet to receive them. Most of the complainants’ report purchasing through a Facebook ad that directs them to the website www.Ameliacotton10.com.
Amelia Cotton Quilt Company is not registered with the Oregon Secretary of State’s Office, and its business address is a private residence in Salem.
BBB serving Northwest and Pacific has given Amelia Cotton Quilt Company an F rating and issued a Scam Alert after it failed to respond to multiple inquiries by investigators and left consumers with one less gift to give for the holiday.
“Remember, purchasing with a credit card can give you more protection against fake businesses that don’t deliver,” said Frank Cilona, president and CEO of BBB of Canton Region and Greater West Virginia. “And always check out retailers at bbb.org before you shop.”
Amelia Cotton Quilt Company is believed to now be using the website www.sleepious.co/.
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If you were a victim of this scheme, file a report at www.bbb.org/scamtracker.