Great service
Great service. Shipped fast and on time. Even threw in a little chocolate and thank you card with my order. A little pricey though and no discounts on a very large order
12 January 2022
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MinoKeys is a Canadian keyboard vendor based in Ontario. They owner (Roy) is one of the nicest people I have ever met. He is very outgoing, kind, and understanding. His website looks very clean and modern, and all items from him are not overpriced at all; I would actually say underpriced. Roy is very active in his community, and helps people with problems they may have. Overall, MinoKeys is an outstanding vendor with low prices and shipping with a very nice owner. I fully reccomend this vendor to all people.
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