You possibly wouldn’t have had any success as the residents wouldn’t know what you were talking about or who MyDrClean were.
Scammers use legitimate addresses of others to perpetuate their scams. If someone searches the addresses on their website, they exist so therefore they appear legitimate (a false belief to overcome natural skepticism). This mojo is common with scammers and has been used for many other product scams, such as machinery scams…
You may be able to for fraudulent products.
Don’t think because they sent you a product and gave you a partial refund you haven’t been scammed. You have and why it is imperative to report it to your card issuer. There is a high chance you will get fraudulent transactions on your card in the future which can take some effort at the time they occur, to resolve.
Credit card companies can also block transactions to scammers which is another reason to contact the card issuer to hopefully prevent others geing scammed.
Also consider reporting it to ScamWatch and Google Ads.Hopefully Google Ads removes them from their platform…but they will invariably appear elsewhere if it has been a lucrative scam.
And thanks for reporting it. As it is a new scam and MyDrClean Internet searches don’t give many other results, this thread will appear very high in search results (currently appears second in Google immediately after the MrDrClean paid listing). Hopefully your post will prevent others being scammed like you have.
