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Beware !!!!Beach chairs Australia is a scam!
I purchased a chair back on Dec 9th 2025. Received no communication and no product. I email them 3 times no response. rang their number that has no connecting service. So be warned.
I honestly never leave bad reviews but this business (can I even call it a business?) it is a total joke.
I had two orders canceled WITH NO explanation and they deliberately don’t reply to emails . Zero customer support. Pedantic and time wasters.
Don’t bother going there ,after nearly a week of orders placed and not one single email wt updates or even having the professionalism to answer emails .. make youself a favour and skip this one or you risk having your payment taken and still now waiting to be refunded and yet, no communication from them.
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