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The vendor sent me a photo of the delivery package. The USPS seized the package for counterfeit postage, and it was not delivered. I have attempted on several occasions to contact the vendor and have largely been ignored.
This is a dropshipper operating from China. Their website looks like you are ordering from the USA. I ordered a few things and it isn't still arriving . They send me the track and trace and it is departing from Yanwen in China. Search and found the same articles on Temu and Ali for a price at 10% of total amount i've paid !
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