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Scam website! So full of partial truths and insinuations. The products don't look anything like the images on the site. They keep proposing partial refunds as store credit instead of the 100% refund they claim to have. Unfortunately I'm pretty sure I just lost my money for some cheap garbage.
Very disappointed when my item finally arrived. Product is tiny and not worth the paid price. Can buy them cheaper on Amazon.
Have been trying to organise to return the product per their 100% money back guarantee but am not getting the assistance required. They keep offering me a partial refund in the form of store credit. Why offer store credit if you are closing down??
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