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I ordered a mystery box. It had a long delivery time, but i can understand that with shipping around the world and all, no problems with that.
And the canvases in the mystery box was just AMAZING! So beautiful, perfect for both me and my daughter. Loved it! And the prize was soooo cheap. Well definitely order again.
I ordered a Diamond painting from Hibah. The canvas has creases that just don’t want to lay flat. I texted Hibah on Facebook Messenger and Alice does not respond me at all. I sent pictures of the badly creased canvas and Hibah (Alice) does not answer me.
I bought quite a bit from Hibah. Do not understand why they choose to ignore me. Very disappointing.
Marie Paquin
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