My inquiry was answered promptly and resolved to my complete satisfaction. Quick help... thanks.
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I am disgusted. First of all I never authorised any transaction with them. My card is blocked for online purchases. So how did they manage to take money out of my account. Then they said they wo... See more
Getting my refund and not hard to interact with the agent of the escalation Team Well Done & Excellent Customer Service
The company tepresentative Elsa quickly solved my problem and I am very happy about this.
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I had an account problem and the escalation service helped a lot.
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