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Rank rotten company! Contacted them nearly two weeks ago regarding a sack barrow I bought last July with a two year warranty and went faulty! Still waiting on reply! Hope you're happy a 62year old is having to handball 30kg plus boxes? Don't touch!
I have placed an order last month on behalf of my company, trying to get the invoice for the order is like trying to make Santa appear, literly impossable.
A simple request like an invoice should be straight forward but I cant seem to get through to anyone? phone automatically goes to VM, even though it says open from 9am to 5pm.
Emailed over 2 weeks ago... again no response?
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