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Bought 2 x kits, they taken tge money and still waiting on either the kits or my money back! Very responsive in December but won't reply to me know, odd that. Avoid this company at all costs! Very careful as i think they operate under diffrent company names too
This is a scam company. I bought a football top 2 months ago and it's still not arrived. They say there is a problem with their site and would have to wait. I asked for a refund to be told that part of the business was run somewhere else. Utter crap. Avoid avoid avoid
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