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Mis represented item, wrong size, no answer from emails or phone calls, and return address is not for the actual Shoes Field location. Its a scam and fraud. I disputed the charge with my credit card company and was refunded
I ordered what I was thinking was Hoka tennis shoes but have not received anything from this company. It has been 3 weeks, so I am guessing I have been scammed.
I was looking for Hoka running shoes.
The minute I saw they were being dispatched from China I knew I had been scammed.
What I recieved were NOKA running shoes
Not fit for anything really.
£61 wasted and in the bin.
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