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Would have given them zero if I could. Goods I received were cheap plastic sandals smelling of chemicals. Strap was also too short. Was instructed to return and pay for postage. They would not refund postage. Gave me an address in China for returning. Fat chance of me doing that.
I'd give zero stars if I could. AVOID!
I'd give zero stars if I could. After a lengthy wait for delivery, they sent the wrong item then offered a measly 10% refund for THEIR mistake. I asked again for a full refund to which I was told a 20% refund could be issued once I returned the item at MY expense.
I'll bin the item before I do that.
AVOID AVOID AVOID
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