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Placed an order but didn’t receive an email confirmation. Heard nothing more about my order. Didn’t receive anything. Tried to call, email, message through their website and absolutely no response. The phone goes straight to voice mail. Do NOT buy from here. They’ll happily take your money but don’t expect to actually get what you ordered
Placed an order for a 3 day dispatch in August. Still haven’t received items and had to go through my bank to reclaim my money. Do not order from here.
Placed an order, and didn’t receive.
Tried calling and emailing them, nobody answers.
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