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A SCAM
A scam, the people behind it are very rude and they scam you. Do not everrr spend your money here you won’t see it again. I placed a real order and paid then tested if they were ignoring me after I emailed them by placing a fake one on another account. Evil hearted losers.
April 18, 2026
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As soon as I sent them the money for my…
As soon as I sent them the money for my order, the communication stopped. I asked for a tracking number. No response. I asked when the order would be here. No response. I've sent over seven emails to them and they have never responded. I would not waste my time with this company
Their web page looks legit. And they they had a bunch of positive reviews. But I'm sure they must have wrote the mall themselves because. Their communication with me has been nonexistent.
April 22, 2026
Unprompted review
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