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This group runs multiple sites doing the same kinds of fraud on all. No delivery and/or asking for additional payments needed for customs clearing. And once you pay for that - you still get nothing.
The fellow in their chat, Danny, even admitted their ripping people off!
It is a fraud, and pretty well organized: apparently they sell stuff nobody sells, they accept bank transfer payments and they provide an unikely traking number by an unlikely unknown courier (Pacific Logistics..), once the goods apparently are stacked at customs, they ask for a 3.500,00€ product certification (but they tell they refund them🤣🤣🤣) in order to get customs clearance...no way, stay away fr9m these criminals
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