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Oh my God! I should have read these reviews before making an order.. I saw a very appealing ad on instragram about the harm of plastic cutting boards and immediately ordered a cutting board made of 'medical titanium'. In fact what I got 20 days after I placed my order - was a cheap Chinese piece of metal coated in scratched plastic. Super mega poor quality - please stay away!!!
The company, represented as a Dutch company, uses Chinese products and a French delivery company.
The delivery company left the package at the wrong address, and the person there left the package at the police station.
So much wasted time on searching with a car, sending emails, and in the end, no package and no money.
So for me, Big no, no . . .
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