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"We have good quality" then have the basic cheap china materiale, but more expensive.
"You can keep the item and get 30% back", when the items didnt fit the description.
We need to pay for the retur, when they should.
They dont go by the norwegian rules, but still it`s a norwegian site.
Red flags. "Norwegian" store, based in netherlands with return adress to china - big red flag. Good luck getting any money back. Also, they do not have a valid Klarna account - which is also a red flag.
Bag advertised as leather turned out to be fake leather. Return adress is China, which undermines money back guarantie: Return cost will be more than value of item returned.
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