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My partner and I placed an order on the 7th October (and paid) today is 12 November and nothing. They don’t have a telephone number just email and they haven’t responded to my emails requesting update on delivery. This looks like a scam. Avoid
Ordered glass on the 2nd of October still haven’t received it yet 25th as stated time was 10-20 days at most , no contact number to call and speak to anyone and used there’s email system again to no avail not even a response yet and still don’t no if I’ve done or the company just take this long as it’s only a square piece
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