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Ordered hunter green buttons and it took 2 months. When I finally received the order, over half of the 120 buttons were covered with black paint or something black. Called them and received no satisfaction. I called my credit card card company and they are getting my money back. DON'T EVER BUY FROM THEM!!!!
Please do not trust this company. I ordered from their sister site that has gold and silver dipped aspen leaves. The order never came in. I called their number in L.A. I spoke to someone that assured me the package was lost....and he would mail another....nothing its been a month. I opened a case with paypal against buttons4u and they never responded to me or Paypal. BUYER BEWARE!!!!!
This place has too much to offer inside a store or website, beads, trims, buttons, anything else you can imagine.
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