Warning - SCAM website https://www.findessports.com/

I found this website: https://www.findessports.com/ selling expensive outerwear (Kokatat, Level 6, Immersion Research, etc.) for under $100.
I contacted Level 6 if its a valid reseller and go this reply. 

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Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

This site is not a valid reseller and is definitely a scam. Please do not buy anything from them. We will have our team look into having it taken down.

If you have any questions please let me know.

Thanks,
Caleb Gibson
Customer Service & Sales Support
O: 613-274-0144 x 204
TF: 1-877-253-8356
LevelSix.com / TerraOutdoorGear.com

From NRS:

Thank you for reaching out and checking in with us before making a purchase. Unfortunately, this falls into the "too good to be true" category. This company is not an authorized dealer of ours and is most certainly a scam. We appreciate you passing this information along and I will be sure to get this passed along to the right department.

At this time, we do have our holiday sale going on which ends tonight at midnight. Prices listed on our website will usually be reflective of what our dealers are able to list our products as. If you have any questions please let us know.

Best regards,


Tyrel Richard | Customer Service 

NRS  | WRSI  | STAR
100% Employee Owned
p: 877.677.4327  | e: [email protected]   
1638 South Blaine Street, Moscow, ID 83843

If it sounds too good to be true, it usually isn't true.  I've come across many elaborate websites while looking for cheaper prices on various gears. If the company is not located in the US and provide a legit contact, I don't even try to spent the time to research whether they are legit.

I found this website: https://www.findessports.com/ selling expensive outerwear (Kokatat, Level 6, Immersion Research, etc.) for under $100.

This is the website I'll show my wife when discussing my next gear purchase...

I frequently see sites like that advertising on Facebook.  If it looks too good to be true, it usually is.  I pasted their address into google maps.  This site claims a residential house as the point of business.  If they had used a warehouse address that might look more legitimate for holding a large inventory of items.

I frequently see sites like that advertising on Facebook.  If it looks too good to be true, it usually is.  I pasted their address into google maps.  This site claims a residential house as the point of business.  If they had used a warehouse address that might look more legitimate for holding a large inventory of items.

Some people just operate an internet business out of their home doing drop ship, etc.  Doesn't necessarily mean they're a scammer. 

My thought is if you consistently look for "too good to be true" lowest pricing on the web, you will definitely find it, in the form of these scam websites.   

I've reported several scam ads on IG for things like 100$ Honda Generators and powertools, etc.  But they still keep showing up....   

Got yeo FaceBook ad for fitness equipment purportedly from a friend who passed away several months ago, likely from complications from morbid obesity. Really? Talk about despicable!!!