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This particular website is a SCAM, it claims to sell 100% Silk pillowcases, but what you get is nasty and cheap 100% polyester! Clue is in the fact that the website does not have a UK address/contact details, only a email address. It runs out of a small unit in RM13 and account is linked to East Ham, a notorious doggy area for scammers/fraudsters.
It is a scam. It's been a month and still no order. I enquired 2 weeks into the order and they assured me it had been dispatched and should arrive shortly. 2 more weeks went by and they are now ignoring my emails.
This company promises 100% Mulberry Silk pillows and delivers 100% polyester. It is a CON. When I made the company aware they said that I had to return at my own expense. What a joke.
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