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Please do not fall for it, trust me I thought he was trusted due to the reviews, every single supplier he sells just leads to HIS discord. where he charges $100+ per hoodie and does NOT ship OUT.
I bought his supplier bundle on January 1st I’m very disappointed. The way he tells people that all of his suppliers ship worldwide isn’t true. Suppliers aren’t bad they have high quality products, but because of problems like some of the suppliers not messaging me back, I decided to text him on instagram, like he said that “if you have any type of problem with the suppliers you can text me on instagram” was also a lie. I texted him every day for over 1 week, and still didn’t text me anything. Please make sure to don’t fall in this big scam.
Amazing, I use for reselling and they provide you with good suppliers and good prices
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