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By Jon Douglas
Reporter, You & Yours
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image copyrightUrhair.co.uk
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Cancer patients are being targeted by a rogue website selling wigs which do not match the ones pictured in its adverts.
Urhair.co.uk includes photographs of child models in wigs which it says are suitable for those “undergoing chemotherapy or other forms of medically related hair loss”.
Customers who have complained about the quality of the wigs they received say they have been refused refunds.
The website has failed to respond to requests for comment from the BBC.
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Ellen is 16 and recovering from an aggressive form of blood cancer. She started wearing wigs after chemotherapy caused her hair to thin.
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