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Kibbi sports is a fake or fraud company.. After 7 days we have not received any delivery update... No. Of times I've mailed but they are not responding.. We are going to take legal action now.. 😡😡😡😡
I wanted to give 0 but no option left. I placed an order for chain lube on 13 March, until now no update . I tried to reach out multiple people via phone , msg , WhatsApp . No response
They don’t bother to even apologise for not shipping the product nor wanted to give refund ! Worst customer service .. I will highly recommend to dodge this company and shop in Amazon or Flipkart or Meesho
Worst experice have ordered couple of footballs in 2025, didn't get the balls nor the refund. Scam website.
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