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Total scam/chancer China based site! DO NOT TRUST!
Took my money, never delivered! Tried to get refund and played me around - never returned money! Tried to get me to pay even more money for promise of a different promise!!! STAY CLEAR. Address for further possible scam actions; 1 Xinzhou Avenue Xincheng Town Xinxing County Yunfu Guangdong
This company (drmartensireland.com) claims to be from Ireland but is a front for a Chinese company based in Beijing. I ordered and payed for a specific style of Dr Marten boot and was sent some cheap plastic Chinese crap nothing like a Dr Marten and even the wrong size.
The will not answer any emails to return for a refund. This company are a scam and not to be used or trusted.
This is a fake website, they will scan your account a few days after transaction.
Do not use!!!
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