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Mahhalcom is online web store, an eCommerce business, selling unique items with more than 20 categories, Established in 2012 as small business . small story but trying to be big, a work started from a few money of plant seed grow more of the money size with the 3 compay founders each one was doing multiply job till by end 2016 recruited 15 workers across the world
Kheitan, 35374, kuwait city, Kuwait
2.9
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I ordered something and when it arrived the box was open and a piece was missing therefore i cannot use the item. Ive been trying to call the call centre but no one answers. I emailed more that a week ago and still no answer.
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