WAGS, the wives and girlfriends of high-profile sports figures, say they’re being targeted and scammed. The females, who are known for poppin’ out at the games in custom drip, say they’ve all been promised pieces by a designer, WAGS Unlimited, whose only delivery was allegedly runnin’ off with their cash.
From failed refunds to fake receipts — Justin Carter is looking into it all. This, for the latest episode of The Shade Room‘s ‘TSR Investigates.’
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According to Diana Kannan, she was one of “hundreds and hundreds” of women who fell victim to the scam. Per Carter, she dropped a $200 deposit for a custom bomber jacket, a pair of sweatpants, a tank top, and a dress. This, all to wear to her fiancé’s basketball game. But when she posted a clip on TikTok, sharing that she was expecting the pieces from WAGS Unlimited, she received a plethora of comments telling her to beware.
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Then, when Kannan didn’t receive photos of her expected items, the owner, Kayla, offered to send a refund — which Kannan says she initially never received until she went viral with her experience. Additionally, Kimora Gilyard had a similar experience.
“[But] when I received [my custom] jacket, the letters [of his last name] were completely to the right. The “S” was on the shoulder, and she told me that the postal package did that,” Gilyard recalled to Carter.
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Additionally, Carter spoke with a few more WAGS who also shared their experience with Kayla and WAGS Unlimited. Furthermore, one customer, Alexis, noted being told she would also receive a refund from the designer, which never came.
Scroll above to watch as Carter digs into these refund claims. Additionally, he shares how they can be faked. Lastly, Carter also shares the conversation he had with Kayla herself. And what she had to say about the scamming allegations against her. Carter also shares info for anyone else who’d like to report the alleged fraud.
