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I did use that company to design my logo and order bussines cards around 2 years ago, it was all good at that time, I wanted to use them again, I ordered bussines cards, paid for them with paypal so got all confirmation details, they did not deliver them and they are not responding in any way - I did try thru email, contact form etc
No respons, no money, no business cards.
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