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7582 Las Vegas Blvd S, #129, 89123, Las Vegas, United States
They were selling the items that they didn't have in their stock! I ordered but they said they don't have in their stock! Then i had to cancel my order but they didn't refund my money over than 10 days! When i called them for refund they said their account lady is sick. Do they have just 1 person is in charge about account?! Lets see if i can get my money back
When a company says no returns run do not do business with them this means they have no problem ripping you off they said my problem qas their fault and would replace after I pay to ship back when they get it they changed their minds stay away
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