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THIEVES!!!!!!!!! DO NOT ORDER FROM THIS SITE!!!!!!!! I ORDERED DECEMBER 1ST 2017. ITS JANUARY 5TH 2018 AND STILL NOTHING!!! EMAILED THEM 5 TIMES STILL NO ANSWER. THEIR MAILBOX IS FULL. I CANT LEAVE A MESSAGE. PROBABLY MORE COMPLAINTS!!
SCAM!!! I ordered for gifts for Christmas and never heard a thing. They immediately took the money out of my account and that was that. DO NOT ORDER ANYTHING FROM THESE SCAM ARTISTS. YOU WILL NEVER SEE IT, NOR WILL THEY EVER ANSWER THE PHONE. THEY SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED A WEBSITE AT ALL. REPORT THESE CROOKS TO BBB IN THAT AREA!!!
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