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My son placed two orders back in April,it's now mid June, for mother's day gifts. One was received the other is still MIA. We have been sending emails and the website chat for over a month and still no reply from anyone. The sad thing is he doesn't want a refund he wants to give his granny the gift he picked out for her.
I never got my product and they don’t respond to anything. They don’t have a number and I’ve sent maybe 20 emails with no answer. Avoid this scam at all costs.
Lights were in a coil at the bottom of the flower, dome was not secured, and barely looked like what the picture I ordered showed. Glass was foggy in spots and chipped in another.
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