Grassworks Opiniões 

ORDERED ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2026 AND WAS SUPPOSED TO BE RECEIVED SEPTEMBER 30, 2026.
NEVER RECEIVED PRODUCT!!!!!!!!!!!

Scam, ordered at start of September items never came doubt I will get money back

Scam - product ordered on 6th September - still not arrived. Doubt I'll get my money back - AVOID

It is a scam!
I paid €85,- for a mower but they don’t send anything. Don’t fall for this fool!!!

I placed an order for the rc tractor with mowers on the 5th of September 2026 and it is now the 22nd of September 2026 and I still have not received anything if it is not gonna be sent I want my money back!!!

Scam scam scam scam don’t buy anything from gras
sworks .com warning don’t do it You are potentially getting ripped off and you will never receive your product

Never got anything but yall sure took my money

The website is'nt available anymore and this is scam.

Very clearly a scam!
As a lover of tractors I though I should look into this unbelievable deal.
After extensive research, my findings are definitive: This is 100% a malicious retail scam. A breakdown of the exact technical data confirms why this site is a trap:
1. Fake Location Data (The Colombia Red Flag)
The website goes to great lengths to look like a local UK or US shop, displaying prices in British Pounds (£) and hosting fake reviews from "Mike T. in Wirral". However, official verification through Trustpilot's system tracking for grassworks.co reveals that the business registration and operations behind the domain are actually located in Colombia.
Legitimate UK retailers do not hide their true operating country behind a curtain of fake local reviews.
2. Viral Scam Video MatchingSocial media monitoring shows that the videos used to promote grassworks.co are actively being flagged in viral scam warning threads across Facebook and TikTok. Scammers are ripping high-quality footage from private YouTube channels of hobbyist engineers who spent months building custom, remote-controlled lawnmowers, and using that footage to pretend they are selling a mass-produced product for £71.3.
Missing Infrastructure
When inspecting the back-end checkout configuration of the site, it is missing standard secure merchant banking facilities. It uses a heavily modified, cheap template theme called "Shrine". This setup is a favorite among "pop-up" scam shops because it allows them to collect card details directly or take payment via unsecured channels, then completely delete the website a few weeks later when chargeback demands start rolling in.

Summary Verdict:
Do Not BuyWhat you see on the site:
A beautiful, functional, industrial-grade RC mower for £71? Normal Price would be about "4,000.00
What you will actually get if you pay:
Either a total loss of your money with zero shipment, or a small plastic toy car from China worth less than £2 shipped to trick the postal tracking system.

This is a generic "phantom product" trap designed to exploit impulse buys from social media ads.