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Ace Supplements, is simply not your everyday, run of the mill online supplements store. We truly care about the products we deliver to our customers, and care deeply about the impact that our products have on each and every customer. Ensuring that our ...
HA0 4LU, Wembley, United Kingdom
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Ordered protein powder via Amazon from this company through my prime account. Supposed to be delivered the next day 31st March. Waited in. Nothing. Day after it reads delayed on the app. Now maybe not getting here until 4th April. In the meantime I've no protein powder so have to buy some. Can't cancel the order either. So it gets returned as soon as it arrives. I will avoid this company like the plague and I suggest others do the same.
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