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They're thieves. I bought perfume from the store using Saudi Riyals, only to be shocked when my bank account was deducted in US dollars for a subscription to a website that doesn't even carry the perfume!
Imagine, they want me to write a glowing review so they'll return my stolen money! Don't trust them.
The page and service is very friendly and also the customer service is very efficient
This is a scam site. They loot you and take all money out from your bank account through the card you add for purchasing. The item they show is never available. They are scammers and should be reported.
My issue was handled speedily and professionally by Claire and the Escalation Team! Thankful
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