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They take your money and never send the item, and don’t respond to email/social media. A shame as I was really excited about my order, I know they used to be a legitimate company with cool products but now it seem they’re just a scam. Gonna try to claim my money back through the bank.
I was so excited - I've seen the products reviewed, love the low-profile attachment system, and desperately need an upgrade to the bike accessories I currently use on my chair.
Ordered via the UK site more than a month ago. They took my money, confirmed the order, then... nothing. No further emails, no response to queries sent, no delivery.
Going to be trying to claim back via PayPal now.
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