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I just received my order Titanium chopping board and I am expecting to see a the same quality that they put up on Ads online. But I’m surprised it was nothing like it! It is not Titanium at all it’s just a cheap thin stainless. It’s a big scam! Never trust what you see on their Ads, they are not selling the same stuffs. Don’t be fool by their ads.
This Prime Aussie is a scam and run from it as you still have time. I copped again. These are not Titanium cutting boards at all but cheap STAINLESS STEEL boards. They didn't reply as yet and will see if they will ever refund and not sure if PayPal will help me to recover my money.
How is it possible in this time of stars expedition to be allowed to be tricked at every corner with almost every business we try to purchase from. I trusted Australian businesses but not anymore. I bought identical boards from TEMU with a fraction of price compare with these expensive ones that didn't come from Australia but from China...they are not made in Japan as advertised, are not from an Australian business, but are cheap, scratches and dulls knives.
Titanium cutting board SCAM
THE boards are not titanium, they are STAINLESS STEEL. Will not reply or refund. They ghost you.
Beware cheap stainless steel, tarnishes and scratches and dulls knives.
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