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Horrendous way of doing business.
To get the good prices you need to sign up to become a member. Fair enough, a lot of companies does this.
What the feil to mention is this cost 200 NOK a month.
We shopped @ littlehappy.no to save money, ended up costing us 2x the price before we noticed they charged my credit card every month...
This is a scam. I wanted to end my membership. I did it first though their homepage and they still chaged me. And then I send them an e-mail where they confirmed that my membership what terminated, but they have chaged me twice now. STAY AWAY FROM THEM, THEY ARE SCAMMING YOU OUT OF YOUR MONEY!!!
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