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Ordered and wasn’t delivered. All emails have been ignored until I’ve opened a PayPal dispute. The fate of my refund is in PayPal’s hands as this company are still dragging their feet with doing the right thing. Wouldn’t recommend purchasing anything from them.
Pathetic place to buy anything, I bought pillows from them (Order number 3115), it has been almost a month, they haven't delivered it. Sadly, I paid in advance so stuck with these scammers. I kept calling them about the order, every customer support agent says different things, first one said, their system is down, other one said it is dispatched and then other one said it will dispatch. There is something shady about the business please stay away from these unprofessional people.
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