Redtop Reviews 

As an affiliate marketer, my experience with REDTOP’s affiliate program has been extremely disappointing.

I spent approximately two months running paid advertising campaigns and successfully generated tracked affiliate sales. The commissions accumulated to around $600.

During their review process, I fully cooperated and provided everything requested, including campaign screenshots, traffic source information, advertising details, and additional documentation.

Initially, I was told that commissions could not be approved because some orders were recorded after the advertising campaigns shown in my screenshots had been paused. When I questioned this explanation and pointed out that affiliate attribution commonly relies on cookies and attribution windows, the explanation later shifted to a policy position regarding PPC traffic and direct linking.

At no point was I accused of fraud, fake traffic, self-purchases, or any other specific violation. The sales were tracked in the affiliate system, yet the commissions were ultimately rejected after extensive review.

Affiliates considering this program should be extremely careful before investing money into paid advertising. I strongly recommend obtaining explicit written permission regarding PPC traffic and direct linking before spending any advertising budget.

I am sharing only my personal experience and the facts documented in my email correspondence with REDTOP.

Very difficult for return, never buy it again

State they are in the USA, but not true. The return from outside USA is impossible. The sizes are completely off. They are not transparent as the reviews I posted to warn others were never published, overall a scam.

I read the returns policy for international orders that stated shipping costs were the responsibility of the purchaser, but a full refund would be accepted if the boots were in the same condition they arrived in. I placed an order from Canada, but when the boots arrived they did not fit me properly. I contacted about return instructions, and the service agent stated that they accept ZERO returns or exchanges for international purchases. I responded to their message by stating that their online policy was a misrepresentation and again, requested a full refund or exchange. I have not received a response and will be pursuing action through my Visa carrier.

Buyer beware. Advertise as real suede and leather and they are not. Look cheap and charge to return.
Website full of fake reviews as not 1 negative one posted.

I purchased boots on 7/21, received them 7/27, and followed all return instructions immediately. After multiple emails and delays, I returned the boots in perfect condition (delivered back to them on 9/1). On 9/19, the company confirmed they had received my return in good condition and promised my refund within 2–3 business days.

It is now October, and I STILL have not received my refund. Instead, I keep getting the same recycled message that the warehouse “needs 10 days to check,” despite already confirming the boots were fine.

They deducted $13 from my return for the label, kept my boots, and kept my money. This is unacceptable and feels like theft. I will never purchase from them again and will escalate this to consumer protection agencies.

They said that my order was delivered but it never came. There customer service line hangs up on you. Use PayPal if you must buy from them so then you can submit a claim and get a refund because they sure as hell won’t give you your order

HORRIBLE customer service! When I tried to return my boots because they were too small, I contacted customer service through their email, since that is the ONLY option available. They have no online support and no phone number to call. I received a generic reply with a special return link. When I used the link and tried to purchase the return label ($15), nothing happened. I tried multiple times and still nothing. I emailed them again, and guess what? I received the exact same generic reply with the special return link! I emailed them 3 more times each time with a different message telling them the link doesn't work and I need help, but still kept getting the same generic answer from them. What a rip-off!!!

Edit: not q scam, just horrible customer service with fake tracking numbers. Some random man in a personal vehicle pulled into my driveway with the package. After, i received an email from "uniexpress." I will never order here again but it is a real website.

90% positive this is a scam. Bought $90 boots, received an email full of typos and an invalid "USPS" tracking number. Emailed thinking there may be a typo and the company refuses to send an updated number and instead says to "be patient" and has not responded since i stated i will be disputing the charge as fraudulent. Disputing with my bank as soon as the delivery window closes.