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I had no clue I was signed up for a vip member ship. I’ve been charged 60 dollars for a couple
Months. I bought a Christmas onesie around thanksgiving and returned it immediately because it felt so cheap. This company is a scam.
Beware of this company. I bought something from this site on behalf of a friend. Since then this company has regularly deducted E45 from my bank account. I have finally managed to cancel this online, but had to pay an additional E11.00 to do so. It seems that once you purchase something, the company just automatically deducts that amount of money on a regular basis from your bank account. This is an absolutely underhand practice.
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