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I purchased a Pandora Watch and bracelet and also didn't receive my purchase and now the company seems to be non existent. Someone should be held responsible for letting these "SCAMS" go one through their platforms like Facebook. Now I am out 68.00 and I have no merchandise. They need to make their orders whole. Send the merchandise or a refund.
This site appears to be illegitimate and likely a scam promoting Pandora items. I purchased items worth $68 but never received them. Additionally, when I tried clicking the site link again, it was no longer accessible.
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