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I placed an order in may ive still not received item they took £79.99 out of my account I av sent numerous emails and no reply I’ve also tried phoning them and they haven’t answered please do not order from them it’s all a con
I placing an order with this company and they took 79.99 out of my bank account when I clicked "ok" to place the order. When I contacted them they assured me I was going to receive my money back, but I never got it. Now again no one is answering my emails. They need to pay back all of the money they have taken from people because it was underhanded and malicious.
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