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Scammers .. I place a order on 14.10.2025 after a month of waiting and texting them with no results they decide to send me something after another month of waiting the package turn up and guess what... not what I've ordered completely different stuff ( cheap alibaba lures ) I've texting them for refund but they blocked me.
Ordered some fishing braid in two thickness, both in dark green. A few weeks later bright green arrived in totally different packaging to photos on the website. I have asked several times how to send the braid back for a refund and keeping getting fobbed off. Now not answering my emails. Thank goodness I didn’t order something more expensive.
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