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A company under a different name promoted the exact same product, it's all a total fake, could not even use the product. Is this company that one? You have to ask yourself before you get robbed just like me. I would've given no star if it was possible
Pinboard Shop claims to make high quality, premium office pinboards at competitive prices. First of all, they are not a UK based company. The goods is shipped from the continent. Second, for the money, you get a cheap-looking, poorly constructed product. Third, in my case, I received a product that was stained and where the corners of the board had come off. When contacting them, I was told "we recommend cleaning the board with a clean cloth". This will not help and the response is unacceptable. I WILL NOT PLACE A LARGE ORDER FOR OUR NEW SCHOOL WITH SAM International Online Stores or pinboard-shop.uk or buy from them again.
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