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I have been waiting for over 10days and i didnt even got a single email, or just a call nothing i will report them on revolut and im going to get my cash back🤬😡
Dont dare to order from this website its a scam DONT TRUST THEM
I bought 2 jerseys online, the delivery time was 2 weeks. After 3 weeks I sent them an email asking what happened, they said they couldn't find the adress, i screenshot the adress on Google so they can see the adress is exist in Google, again they came up with same reason. Anyone want to buy something from here stay away as they are scammers!
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