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Ordered a couple of items at the start of December 2025 expecting them to arrive for Christmas - postage was a premium.
Nothing received as yet and despite repeated requests via email, no response at all.
No phone number so can’t call.
Really poor.
Cancelled order without letting me know. Was buying as a gift and only realised by chance. Avoid these chancers…
no response from customer service for 15 days and 8 messages by email, social networks or via their website...
Updated my review. The same evening after I submitted the previous review, they canceled my order without responding to any of my messages. This shows consideration for their customer.
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