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I've been debited with several amounts which add up to just under £158 they included 3x pending, I have never seen this company it is it seems a trading company help course that I have signed up for (which I haven't) I'm not in a position to pay this sort of money out and have no emails from them, I want my money refunded and for them to stop taking anymore from my account
I got a tracking number within the hour of purchase.
I ordered some high quality paints half price.
Got free delivery on order over £35, arrived in 2 days.
Paints arrived as expected and nicely packaged, signed by the staff who packaged it.
Sue is so helpful and knowledgeable about the products she sells. It gives me confidence in trying new medias. I have been purchasing all my art materials from her shop, but find the website really well organised and easy to find things and purchase from.
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