Take care of this Scam
Take care of this Scam. Bad quality of chinesse psroducts. They are the same SCAMERS like Valere Vion.
October 12, 2026
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Total scam!!
Total scam!!! They claim to be Italian company. Total lie. Their number looks like Italian because it has + 39 in the front, but if you call the number - it does not exist.
When ordering shoes, site tricks you into buying second pair at the discount.
I tried several times to email costumer service - ZERO RESPONSE.
Eventually shoes arrived and they do not look anything like on the website. They look ugly and bulky.
They have a stamp inside that they are made in Italy - Total joke!!! Chinese shoes and no costumer service at all.
We are disputing the charges.
October 14, 2026
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