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They are definitely not scammers the owner rob is very prompt at replying and I even ordered the wrong tabacco and he changed it before he sent it he was quick and very helpful I do understand why the others are saying his a scam website as they only do bank transfer which is sad but I have gotten my order and very happy with it.
everything about cigaronlineaustralia.com is a scam
Scam!!!
Company has no payment portal and makes you use pay ID or bank transfer to pay.
They say they have had delays and never offer tracking. Communication is then moved to whatsapp.
Operating under a guise. Additional to all this nothing actually arrived.
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