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I unfortunately use them for my business, the quality of service and manufacturing is abysmal
This isn't one instance, it 9s almost every job. No brackets, wrong colors wrong sizes. And the time to fix the problems are even worse.
After reaching out asking for a quotation and providing all the relevant information, they asked me to confirm colour choice.
I could not see the options, so queried for a link or further info, just to receive generic responses advising me of the website link.
Take two minutes and read your customers queries, and provide relevant responses instead of treating them like re****s.
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