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This is right up there with a really good scam. . What I received versus what they advertise on their really nice website are two different things. I got dollar store junk. I was told if the package was opened it couldn’t be returned, but how do I know what it looks like if I can’t open the package. This seems logical to me. Let’s see how they respond.
They resell cheap posture devices you can get on Amazon for $15 for $70. That's great if it would arrive quickly, but it took them 3 weeks. Package came damaged. Scammers avoid at all costs. If you are trying to resell ship it fast at least
Scammers .Avoid any deals with them
Product completely not as described and took month for delivery .When request a refund after all happened stating that refund is not free
They are thieves Do not deal with this company.
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