Sock Rush - The Greatest Christmas Offer!

[Dave-Brayshaw]

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SockRush is a genius sock subscription service which allows customers to receive beautiful, classic black socks direct to their door when they want them.

Customers pay per delivery (it’s £10 for four pairs), and new socks will be rushed to their home or office monthly. And for every pair you help them sell you will receive £1! They can deliver socks to the customer's door and as long as they receive the order by 13th December 2011 they will get their socks for Christmas (or Hanukkah which begins 20th December 2011 and ends on 28th December 2011). Don’t forget orders can be made right up to Christmas day because they can also send the customer a gift certificate. they've thought of everything to ensure that customers get their orders of fresh, new socks.

The choice is distinguished, simple and available to men and women sizes 6 - 12. Customer can choose from plain black, cotton-rich short or long socks, or have them with optional coloured toes for those with a wild side!

Their innovative subscription service combined with a necessity item translates to a high converting site with worldwide appeal.

Their mission at SockRush is to deliver quality socks on subscription so that customers don’t have to worry about them EVER again. And we want the whole world to know about our easy to use service!



Commission: Affiliates will receive £1 per order.

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Sockrush – one less thing to worry about.

Dave Brayshaw
AffiliateFuture
david.brayshaw@affiliatefuture.co.uk

[mrh]

Can you please tell me what the current situation is with this company along with their legal status as they are shown as been dissolved Login to Duedil | The best way to search for UK company information, for free. | Duedil

The website states they are trading as sockrush ltd but that company clearly shut down / went bust

[Dave-Brayshaw]

Hi there,

I have contacted the merchant regarding this matter. I will get back to you as soon as I receive a reply.

Kind regards,

David Brayshaw
AffiliateFuture
david.brayshaw@affiliatefuture.co.uk

[Dave-Brayshaw]

Hi there,

The merchant has come back with the following statement:

Thank you MrH for your query. SockRush is definitely not shut down or dissolved – we have far too many customers and socks to connect before Christmas! We closed our UK operation as we have now relocated all operations to Hong Kong. This has not impacted the service we deliver to our customers and will actually benefit our future affiliates due to efficiencies. I hope this has answered your query and that we can look forward to you sharing in the benefits of our world sock domination!

Many thanks,

SockRush

Kind regards,

David Brayshaw
AffiliateFuture
david.brayshaw@affiliatefuture.co.uk

[mrh]

Hmm seems dodgy.

Moved to hong kong? Really? Are they going to update the site with this information as they are currently lying to customers and trading under a dissolved UK company name. Effectivly pulling the wool over customers eyes pretending to be UK based when they are not.

Funny that you didn't know this either where have you been sending your invoices? To what address, to what company? What is the legal entity of this company?

Are they going to issue all customers with a letter explaining that they are not UK based and that they are a hong kong company (are they) and the socks are made cheaply overseas?

Really annoys me that they are purposely displaying false infomation on their site in order to gain more sales from customers.

[mrh]

Just had another look. Seems the company never even bothered to submit any annual accounts so I presume never paid a penny in tax or vat since they started trading in 2007 and stopped in 2009 so best part of 3 years and they still haven't updated their site. It's fraud in every sense - false trading under false company name, no accounts filed, passing off as UK based (high quality ) when they are over seas = low quality