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Horrible experience. No feedback on order status, even after multiple polite enquiries. No one can be reached on any channel. As a result, my credit card company is now investigating this account. The likely outcome is that this company will be marked as fraudulent. Strongly recommend anyone to not engage with this company.
Faulty keyboard was returned in January and no refund has been issued and we are now in April.
I have tried numerous times to contact via email/phone/completed website enquiry form/tried all social media platforms and nothing. I don’t like to leave negative reviews as know how detrimental they can be but would hate anyone else to experience the same. Be very cautious using this company.
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