Milo Designs News Today

*Linda thought she had scored a bargain when she got a 30% discount on a R20,000 white king size bedroom set for her new home. She had just moved into her new house in Sebokeng, Vaal, in July 2022 when she came across Milo Designs on social media network Facebook. The page had a range of luxury furniture that came at a discount.

Montana has become the first US state to ban TikTok. Starting January 2024, all app stores operating in the state will be required to make TikTok unavailable for downloads or face a $10,000 fine.

The National Consumer Commission warns against buying furniture from Milo Designs, saying it is an online scam operation.

The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has warned South African consumers to exercise caution when dealing with Milo Designs, the supplier seems to be a scam purporting to be an online store that designs and sells furniture, using different social media platforms.

The National Consumer Commission has warned consumers to "exercise caution" when dealing with a company "masquerading" as an online shop that designs and sells furniture.

Consumers have told the NCC that they paid between R10,000 and R1.2m per transaction to Durban-based Milo Designs after responding to furniture adverts - mainly bedroom suites - posted on Facebook and Instagram.