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MIIA Tech is an innovation and technology sales company based in Sweden with customers and business partners around the globe. Distributor of The Helium Network products and mining machines for all of your crypto needs
Kungsgatan 26, 45130, Uddevalla, Sweden
3.7
7 reviews
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After 2 months of a promised refund as well as screen shot of fake transfer miiatech has bot responded too numerous emails... Still no refund comoany is scam please don't order anything from them...
I have no complains about this store, the price was fair and the product was delivered here without any issues, I recommend it for everyone
Very good response if u have any questions or need any help! Very reliable and trustworthy!
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