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This company is a straight up scam, every review says the same thing - they send you the wrong item and then offer you a tiny percentage of your money back and you don't get anything back. They need to be shut down. Also as another user said they are not Australian
Poor communication was the standout here. I bought a Kindle Case from this seller because it is marketed as 'Australian'. It became apparent in email communication that this was not necessarily the case. I was sent the wrong case. Then I had to spend money returning the case, which they said they didn't receive. Then I argued with them and they sent me back the exact case I had returned to them. (The one they said they hadn't received). I cut my loss and gave up. You can get exactly the same product on eBay at a fraction of the price I paid.
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