Backroad Goods Opiniões 

Oh my god. I was just about to purchase Nells hand forged steel pentameter musical metal garden object, having read that poor old Nells hands no longer allowed her to forge the metal so she was selling what was left. I saw the photo of her, saw the forge where she had worked and was placing my order. Then, just as was about to click the PAY button, I thought hang on, let me verify this is legit. On to Trustpilot and whoa! Absolutely scam. Thank you to all those in UK who put their reviews on. Thank you thank you thank you

My hedgehog house has not turned up … omg I can’t believe I fell for the scam website……the world is full of deceitful lying dishonest people …..

Received product (4 bags of parts) and no instructions. Have repeatedly sent emails for help and their phone number does not go through. Guess I will stop payment on my card. Very disappointing!

Backroad Goods is definitely a scam .
October 2026

I fell for the fake sob story of Dulcie’s hand made Butterfly houses . Her husband started the business in Australia in their back shed to save butterflies from extinction.
After Dulcie’s husband passed away she decided to continue handcrafting these beautiful pieces until she was unable to keep the dream alive . 🎻🎻🎻
Unfortunately I fell for the scam , thought I was helping Australian businesses, bought three at reduced price of $53.00 ea. I received only two cheap pine roughly thrown together houses which looked nothing like the original hand-crafted items in the advertisement. Very disappointed , stay away from anything that looks and sounds too good to be true.
Warning ⚠️
Who knows if this cheap wood is even allowed into our beautiful country 🇦🇺🦋
Sue

If I could not give any stars I would! I have been waiting for a £90 hedgehog house for weeks and can’t even get in touch with Backroad goods!! Needless to say I will be writing about this on Facebook!!

I ordered a hand crafted Hedgehog House supposedly made in Devon. Delivery should have been between 3-5 days. After a week I checked the tracking which said it was on it's way. I looked further into the company. It's based in Hong Kong! The website and tracking number have now disappeared. Obviously a scam!! I contacted my bank, they are in the process of trying to get a refund. I also saw another ad for the same item, this time hand crafted in Yorkshire.

Took my money it is a scam. The order no longer exists. Keep well away.

Goods advertised on website are not Artisan, assuming they arrive. The bee house is the same whether it is made in the Adelaide Hills South Australia or Worcestershire UK. When you look closer at the supposed makers image, they are the same. Goods allegedly coming to you, but no record of tracking number with carrier. If I could give negative stars I would. Do not part with money, warn others

Purchased the rain drum.
It is not hand made, It is a cheap Chinese knock off toy.
comes in a cheap box with instruction that say not to be used in the rain.
They offered about a $15 refund, and the return of the item needs to be sent a your cost.
Its a massive scam. I told them where to go and the gift I had intended to give connot be used, too embarrassing. will give it to a toddler to play with.

Absolute scam. The product delivered (a bee hotel) is NOT what was advertised. It is made of pine, not cedar. The hollows are not "glass smooth"- they are extremely and obviously rough with sharp shards. The tunnels are all the same size, not a range of sizes. The roof is not "solid copper', it is a copper ridge cap.
When I inquired about returning the item, I was informed I would have to return it to Hong Kong so obviously this did not come "off the shelf of a artisan in the Adelaide Hills"
Do NOT buy this product.

Keith's Bee Hotels are definitely not as described on the website.

We ordered multiple Bee Hotels and we're extremely disappointed with all 4 items delivered.
They are definitely not the same as the product described on the website:
1. Western Red Cedar - no, looks and smells like Treated Pine;
2. Dimensions are supposed to be 20 x 18 x 20cm - no, they're 16 x 15 x 16cm;
3. Copper roof, photos appear that the whole roof is copper - no, only a thin copper strip on the ridge;
4. Bore diameters are claimed to be 2.5 to 9.5mm - no, they're all around the same size 7-8mm;
5. Bore finish is claimed to be "Hand dressed mirror finish" - no, many holes have very rough raw unsmoothed edges; and
6. Instructions included- no instructions in any of the 4 boxes or packages.

Extremely disappointing and annoying that the products supplied are not as described, nor we believe, fit for purpose.

Am only giving a 1* because I have to. If I could, it would be -5! This company is fraudulent and uses stories on Google to lure you into believing you are purchasing authentic handmade goods within Australia but are actually mass produced and sent from Hong Kong, using a 3rd party dropship company here in Australia. Website clearly states 30 day 100% money back guarantee with no return postage, items packaged and shipped from Australia, and communications by the person mentioned in the story (or their associate), yet once I discovered I'd been scammed, I told them I wanted a refund and was advised I had to return the package 'unopened', pay the return postage back to a Hong Kong address that I had to ask for (after being told the return address on was on their website - which it isn't) and that they would only refund me 35% of the purchase price. I've still not actually received the items, the tracking number is questionable, and I've contacted my bank to reclaim the money I have paid for these fraudulent items. I've also contacted Office of Fair Trading but due to this 'business' being overseas they are unable to help. Will be reporting to Scam Watch and also to the International Arm of the ACCC. I strongly suggest you all do the same.

What I thought I was purchasing were quality, hand-made native-bee houses, made in Australia, and therefore not needing to be fumigated like imported timber products. What I received were made in China and were, frankly, cheap rubbish which could have been purchased from Temu at a much lower price. They did not even closely resemble the advertised product. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS SELLER.

A complete and utter scam! Ordered a 'rain drum' allegedly manufactured and tuned in the Lake District, England. Received a tracking order. Now all reference has disappeared - and no delivery. Looking at the site now, the identical item appears to now be made in Tasmania.

Bought birdbox supposed to be hand carved from single block of wood turned out to be plastic molded junk.avoid this company at all cost

If I could give zero stars I would. I fell for the fake backstory of an elderly lady retiring and selling her last few homemade quilted bags. To date I haven't seen it when you email and try to cancel your order of course you can't. There is no elderly lady at Mullumbimby and there is nothing but an AI chat and an AI video. Case the other really bad reviews haven't helped definitely don't buy from these people

This company is a rip off, false advertising of products, just received the so called hand carved bird box & guess what it’s a plastic piece of rubbish, do not buy from this site!!

I ordered what was supposed to be a calendar of owl photography. Instead, I received a cheesy calendar of sketches of British woodlands. I wanted to return the calendar and receive what I ordered, but I am required to pay the shipping from Wyoming to Hong Kong, which will probably be the same as what I paid for the calendar. Total scam, do not order from this company!!! Also, the merchandise was paid for through SHOP, and they were of no help.

Just ordered goods from these people without researching. I could kick myself for being conned and not using my usual caution.

I would like to update my review regarding the hedgehog house I purchased
I have contacted pretend Back Road Goods and they have offered me 50 percent refund and I can keep the house, one I paid £90 for when I can get it elsewhere for £10. Back Road Goods is a fraudulent company, one that ruins the lives of decent creative artisans all over the world who are trying to make an honest living from their craft. Then they come along, highjack their livelihoods copy their designs and reproduce a total inferior product one that is not fit for purpose The they lie about it and sell it to innocents like me who are trying to support both the artists and nature. It's shocking
When will this sort of behaviour be punished?
A previous reviewer of Backroad Goods states that they are also disguised as The Cedar and Tin Company with a different granddaughter's name. Craft Folk is another
Stay well clear