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Ordered over one month ago and order has not even ben shipped out yet. It is impossible to get in touch with them as their customer service portal is just a bot sending automatic messages and their inbox always seems to be full so no email??
I'm 35 pounds down and it doesn't seem like I am going to get my money or my product anytime soon
Tried to cancel two mins after I bought, wouldn’t let me. Asked to return- learn they don’t do returns. Order was ‘sent’ three weeks ago and hasn’t even come. No replies via email for over a week
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