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I paid £169.42 via Amazon prime they cancelled my order and never refunded the money, I wrote to them and said that my bank probably rejected the refund (banks do not reject refunds) called my bank anyways which checked thoroughly and there was no refund or attempted refund onto my account.
Be careful, clearly there us a scam going on here.
I was sceptical to order from this site as I couldn’t find any reputable reviews. However I ordered anyway because I really liked their stuff and I’m over the moon. It took exactly 7 days to receive my items and I couldn’t be happier!!!! The items themselves are excellent quality and exactly as advertised on their website Thank you! (From UK)
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