BBB Warns About Ozark Business

Tuesday, May 24, 2022 at 6:16 AM

The Better Business Bureau said shoppers should be careful before they place orders with an online retailer based in Ozark.

The BBB said customers have reported placing and paying for orders from Amara’s Apparel, but the business never delivered.

According to the BBB, Amara’s Apparel sells handmade children’s clothing and markets its business through social media and its website, amarasapparel.com. However, as of Monday, the website address only displays a message saying they will be back soon.
The business has received an “F” rating from the BBB.

More on the story is available at the Ozarks First Website.

(Story by Carrie Winchel, Ozarks First)

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