Victor verace - Please read below for refunds. Reviews 

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jul 13, 2020

** A Message For All Customers **

We have been trying for months to refund customers who are still awaiting a refund.

Please contact us at refundsvictorverace@gmail.com with a screenshot of your order and proof you have not been refunded. We will then arrange for you to be refunded or have your items sent (if we have them).

A small explanation is found below:

In August last year we teamed up with 4 manufacturers in China to produce a range of furniture items. As with a lot of furniture suppliers like DFS we intended to use a made to order business model hence the 8 week lead time. The idea was the customer orders their products, we manufacturer them and have them sent directly to the customer.

We rented a warehouse in Doncaster and set up accounts with Parcel Force to deliver the items. We went through a broker called Despatchbay.com.

After placing a few adverts on Facebook orders flooded in and our suppliers assured us they could keep up with the demand.  As with any start up we were extremely excited to be off the ground so quickly.

However come October our suppliers were getting further and further behind which is when we decided to only take orders on very specific ranges. We noticed that the delivery times were not going to be met which is when we started sending mass emails to customers.

In the month of October refunded over £180,000 in orders as people became impatient and others were becoming worried we were a scam. We willingly handed back the money as we were in fact not a scam but a struggling start up. (something we can of course prove). If we had any bad intentions we would not of started heavily refunding customers.

As all the furniture items started arriving we used parcel force to fulfill most orders (98%). At this point we was no longer accepting any new orders and was focused solely on fulfilling current orders.

We started seeing instagram posts of people with their items, we even had one featured at Grand Designs. It was at this point we thought things were finally turning around.

However we was very very wrong...

It was around this time (early november) that people started to believe we were a scam. Groups started being set up and fake accounts who were messaging all our customers telling them to issue a chargebacks with the bank. They were purposely trying to sabotage us and to this date we are still unclear why. However they started to make those still waiting second guess our legitimacy.

What pursued after was complete chaos, we had hundreds and hundreds of chargebacks flooding in as we worked from 4am to 9pm (again something we can prove) to send out items. We were shipping out on average 400+ parcels a day (We have the thousands of receipts to prove this).

Then towards the end of November at which point over 40to 50% of all orders had been delivered and a vast number refunded (again something we can prove). Parcel force didn't turn up for our usual collection (7am with 2 7.5 tonne wagons).

I personally got through to the depot and they told me they would no longer be working with us. They explained the parcels were far too large and heavy and stated they were running at a loss due to us using despatch bay. (Even though our items fell within their max size limits) I pleaded and pleaded with them to collect the current orders booked in however they refused. (Feel free to ring Parcel Force as they can't deny this).

We had over 700 parcels alone that day which were already labelled up and paid for. The next issue was DPD would only allow us to send parcels up to 2.25CBM which meant we had to manually book in each order with Myhermes.

Due to the 700 orders being cancelled and the tracking not working this only helped fuel people's concerns. Which resulted in more bad feedback and more chargebacks.

A few days later our selling platform Shopify decided to limit our account due to the large number of chargebacks. In doing so they also stopped allowing access to the platform which means we can no longer see customers orders, reply to chargebacks, issue refunds etc. I begged them to at least allow myself access to see customers orders. I explained without this it's impossible to send and fulfil any outstanding orders. At this stage all the stock had arrived, we had a warehouse bursting at the seams with stock but was unable to send any of it.

I sent 6 further emails begging Shopify for the information to no avail.

To this date this is still the situation we're in. 

We've refunded every order we can find, we haven’t taken a penny from the business since October when issues started arising. 

We still have no way of telling who's been refunded, who's had their items delivered and we can't even reply to chargebacks.

We know there have been thousands of people who have received their items and got their money back due to this. It was being encouraged massively on social media to open chargebacks and we noticed the comments of many people say they'd managed to get a refund and keep their items.

I can completely understand how this looks like a scam. Believe me I am beyond frustrated how things turned out.

However all I can do as this stage is try to find those who have not received their items or been refunded. So please, if you have not received a refund or your items then let me know.

I can only beg you not to claim a refund if you have already received one.

Kind Regards
Victor Verace

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jul 13, 2020

** A Message For All Customers **

We have been trying for months to refund customers who are still awaiting a refund.

Please contact us at refundsvictorverace@gmail.com with a screenshot of your order and proof you have not been refunded. We will then arrange for you to be refunded or have your items sent (if we have them).

A small explanation is found below:

In August last year we teamed up with 4 manufacturers in China to produce a range of furniture items. As with a lot of furniture suppliers like DFS we intended to use a made to order business model hence the 8 week lead time. The idea was the customer orders their products, we manufacturer them and have them sent directly to the customer.

We rented a warehouse in Doncaster and set up accounts with Parcel Force to deliver the items. We went through a broker called Despatchbay.com.

After placing a few adverts on Facebook orders flooded in and our suppliers assured us they could keep up with the demand.  As with any start up we were extremely excited to be off the ground so quickly.

However come October our suppliers were getting further and further behind which is when we decided to only take orders on very specific ranges. We noticed that the delivery times were not going to be met which is when we started sending mass emails to customers.

In the month of October refunded over £180,000 in orders as people became impatient and others were becoming worried we were a scam. We willingly handed back the money as we were in fact not a scam but a struggling start up. (something we can of course prove). If we had any bad intentions we would not of started heavily refunding customers.

As all the furniture items started arriving we used parcel force to fulfill most orders (98%). At this point we was no longer accepting any new orders and was focused solely on fulfilling current orders.

We started seeing instagram posts of people with their items, we even had one featured at Grand Designs. It was at this point we thought things were finally turning around.

However we was very very wrong...

It was around this time (early november) that people started to believe we were a scam. Groups started being set up and fake accounts who were messaging all our customers telling them to issue a chargebacks with the bank. They were purposely trying to sabotage us and to this date we are still unclear why. However they started to make those still waiting second guess our legitimacy.

What pursued after was complete chaos, we had hundreds and hundreds of chargebacks flooding in as we worked from 4am to 9pm (again something we can prove) to send out items. We were shipping out on average 400+ parcels a day (We have the thousands of receipts to prove this).

Then towards the end of November at which point over 40to 50% of all orders had been delivered and a vast number refunded (again something we can prove). Parcel force didn't turn up for our usual collection (7am with 2 7.5 tonne wagons).

I personally got through to the depot and they told me they would no longer be working with us. They explained the parcels were far too large and heavy and stated they were running at a loss due to us using despatch bay. (Even though our items fell within their max size limits) I pleaded and pleaded with them to collect the current orders booked in however they refused. (Feel free to ring Parcel Force as they can't deny this).

We had over 700 parcels alone that day which were already labelled up and paid for. The next issue was DPD would only allow us to send parcels up to 2.25CBM which meant we had to manually book in each order with Myhermes.

Due to the 700 orders being cancelled and the tracking not working this only helped fuel people's concerns. Which resulted in more bad feedback and more chargebacks.

A few days later our selling platform Shopify decided to limit our account due to the large number of chargebacks. In doing so they also stopped allowing access to the platform which means we can no longer see customers orders, reply to chargebacks, issue refunds etc. I begged them to at least allow myself access to see customers orders. I explained without this it's impossible to send and fulfil any outstanding orders. At this stage all the stock had arrived, we had a warehouse bursting at the seams with stock but was unable to send any of it.

I sent 6 further emails begging Shopify for the information to no avail.

To this date this is still the situation we're in. 

We've refunded every order we can find, we haven’t taken a penny from the business since October when issues started arising. 

We still have no way of telling who's been refunded, who's had their items delivered and we can't even reply to chargebacks.

We know there have been thousands of people who have received their items and got their money back due to this. It was being encouraged massively on social media to open chargebacks and we noticed the comments of many people say they'd managed to get a refund and keep their items.

I can completely understand how this looks like a scam. Believe me I am beyond frustrated how things turned out.

However all I can do as this stage is try to find those who have not received their items or been refunded. So please, if you have not received a refund or your items then let me know.

I can only beg you not to claim a refund if you have already received one.

Kind Regards
Victor Verace

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jul 13, 2020

** A Message For All Customers **

We have been trying for months to refund customers who are still awaiting a refund.

Please contact us at refundsvictorverace@gmail.com with a screenshot of your order and proof you have not been refunded. We will then arrange for you to be refunded or have your items sent (if we have them).

A small explanation is found below:

In August last year we teamed up with 4 manufacturers in China to produce a range of furniture items. As with a lot of furniture suppliers like DFS we intended to use a made to order business model hence the 8 week lead time. The idea was the customer orders their products, we manufacturer them and have them sent directly to the customer.

We rented a warehouse in Doncaster and set up accounts with Parcel Force to deliver the items. We went through a broker called Despatchbay.com.

After placing a few adverts on Facebook orders flooded in and our suppliers assured us they could keep up with the demand.  As with any start up we were extremely excited to be off the ground so quickly.

However come October our suppliers were getting further and further behind which is when we decided to only take orders on very specific ranges. We noticed that the delivery times were not going to be met which is when we started sending mass emails to customers.

In the month of October refunded over £180,000 in orders as people became impatient and others were becoming worried we were a scam. We willingly handed back the money as we were in fact not a scam but a struggling start up. (something we can of course prove). If we had any bad intentions we would not of started heavily refunding customers.

As all the furniture items started arriving we used parcel force to fulfill most orders (98%). At this point we was no longer accepting any new orders and was focused solely on fulfilling current orders.

We started seeing instagram posts of people with their items, we even had one featured at Grand Designs. It was at this point we thought things were finally turning around.

However we was very very wrong...

It was around this time (early november) that people started to believe we were a scam. Groups started being set up and fake accounts who were messaging all our customers telling them to issue a chargebacks with the bank. They were purposely trying to sabotage us and to this date we are still unclear why. However they started to make those still waiting second guess our legitimacy.

What pursued after was complete chaos, we had hundreds and hundreds of chargebacks flooding in as we worked from 4am to 9pm (again something we can prove) to send out items. We were shipping out on average 400+ parcels a day (We have the thousands of receipts to prove this).

Then towards the end of November at which point over 40to 50% of all orders had been delivered and a vast number refunded (again something we can prove). Parcel force didn't turn up for our usual collection (7am with 2 7.5 tonne wagons).

I personally got through to the depot and they told me they would no longer be working with us. They explained the parcels were far too large and heavy and stated they were running at a loss due to us using despatch bay. (Even though our items fell within their max size limits) I pleaded and pleaded with them to collect the current orders booked in however they refused. (Feel free to ring Parcel Force as they can't deny this).

We had over 700 parcels alone that day which were already labelled up and paid for. The next issue was DPD would only allow us to send parcels up to 2.25CBM which meant we had to manually book in each order with Myhermes.

Due to the 700 orders being cancelled and the tracking not working this only helped fuel people's concerns. Which resulted in more bad feedback and more chargebacks.

A few days later our selling platform Shopify decided to limit our account due to the large number of chargebacks. In doing so they also stopped allowing access to the platform which means we can no longer see customers orders, reply to chargebacks, issue refunds etc. I begged them to at least allow myself access to see customers orders. I explained without this it's impossible to send and fulfil any outstanding orders. At this stage all the stock had arrived, we had a warehouse bursting at the seams with stock but was unable to send any of it.

I sent 6 further emails begging Shopify for the information to no avail.

To this date this is still the situation we're in. 

We've refunded every order we can find, we haven’t taken a penny from the business since October when issues started arising. 

We still have no way of telling who's been refunded, who's had their items delivered and we can't even reply to chargebacks.

We know there have been thousands of people who have received their items and got their money back due to this. It was being encouraged massively on social media to open chargebacks and we noticed the comments of many people say they'd managed to get a refund and keep their items.

I can completely understand how this looks like a scam. Believe me I am beyond frustrated how things turned out.

However all I can do as this stage is try to find those who have not received their items or been refunded. So please, if you have not received a refund or your items then let me know.

I can only beg you not to claim a refund if you have already received one.

Kind Regards
Victor Verace

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jul 13, 2020

** A Message For All Customers **

We have been trying for months to refund customers who are still awaiting a refund.

Please contact us at refundsvictorverace@gmail.com with a screenshot of your order and proof you have not been refunded. We will then arrange for you to be refunded or have your items sent (if we have them).

A small explanation is found below:

In August last year we teamed up with 4 manufacturers in China to produce a range of furniture items. As with a lot of furniture suppliers like DFS we intended to use a made to order business model hence the 8 week lead time. The idea was the customer orders their products, we manufacturer them and have them sent directly to the customer.

We rented a warehouse in Doncaster and set up accounts with Parcel Force to deliver the items. We went through a broker called Despatchbay.com.

After placing a few adverts on Facebook orders flooded in and our suppliers assured us they could keep up with the demand.  As with any start up we were extremely excited to be off the ground so quickly.

However come October our suppliers were getting further and further behind which is when we decided to only take orders on very specific ranges. We noticed that the delivery times were not going to be met which is when we started sending mass emails to customers.

In the month of October refunded over £180,000 in orders as people became impatient and others were becoming worried we were a scam. We willingly handed back the money as we were in fact not a scam but a struggling start up. (something we can of course prove). If we had any bad intentions we would not of started heavily refunding customers.

As all the furniture items started arriving we used parcel force to fulfill most orders (98%). At this point we was no longer accepting any new orders and was focused solely on fulfilling current orders.

We started seeing instagram posts of people with their items, we even had one featured at Grand Designs. It was at this point we thought things were finally turning around.

However we was very very wrong...

It was around this time (early november) that people started to believe we were a scam. Groups started being set up and fake accounts who were messaging all our customers telling them to issue a chargebacks with the bank. They were purposely trying to sabotage us and to this date we are still unclear why. However they started to make those still waiting second guess our legitimacy.

What pursued after was complete chaos, we had hundreds and hundreds of chargebacks flooding in as we worked from 4am to 9pm (again something we can prove) to send out items. We were shipping out on average 400+ parcels a day (We have the thousands of receipts to prove this).

Then towards the end of November at which point over 40to 50% of all orders had been delivered and a vast number refunded (again something we can prove). Parcel force didn't turn up for our usual collection (7am with 2 7.5 tonne wagons).

I personally got through to the depot and they told me they would no longer be working with us. They explained the parcels were far too large and heavy and stated they were running at a loss due to us using despatch bay. (Even though our items fell within their max size limits) I pleaded and pleaded with them to collect the current orders booked in however they refused. (Feel free to ring Parcel Force as they can't deny this).

We had over 700 parcels alone that day which were already labelled up and paid for. The next issue was DPD would only allow us to send parcels up to 2.25CBM which meant we had to manually book in each order with Myhermes.

Due to the 700 orders being cancelled and the tracking not working this only helped fuel people's concerns. Which resulted in more bad feedback and more chargebacks.

A few days later our selling platform Shopify decided to limit our account due to the large number of chargebacks. In doing so they also stopped allowing access to the platform which means we can no longer see customers orders, reply to chargebacks, issue refunds etc. I begged them to at least allow myself access to see customers orders. I explained without this it's impossible to send and fulfil any outstanding orders. At this stage all the stock had arrived, we had a warehouse bursting at the seams with stock but was unable to send any of it.

I sent 6 further emails begging Shopify for the information to no avail.

To this date this is still the situation we're in. 

We've refunded every order we can find, we haven’t taken a penny from the business since October when issues started arising. 

We still have no way of telling who's been refunded, who's had their items delivered and we can't even reply to chargebacks.

We know there have been thousands of people who have received their items and got their money back due to this. It was being encouraged massively on social media to open chargebacks and we noticed the comments of many people say they'd managed to get a refund and keep their items.

I can completely understand how this looks like a scam. Believe me I am beyond frustrated how things turned out.

However all I can do as this stage is try to find those who have not received their items or been refunded. So please, if you have not received a refund or your items then let me know.

I can only beg you not to claim a refund if you have already received one.

Kind Regards
Victor Verace

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jul 13, 2020

** A Message For All Customers **

We have been trying for months to refund customers who are still awaiting a refund.

Please contact us at refundsvictorverace@gmail.com with a screenshot of your order and proof you have not been refunded. We will then arrange for you to be refunded or have your items sent (if we have them).

A small explanation is found below:

In August last year we teamed up with 4 manufacturers in China to produce a range of furniture items. As with a lot of furniture suppliers like DFS we intended to use a made to order business model hence the 8 week lead time. The idea was the customer orders their products, we manufacturer them and have them sent directly to the customer.

We rented a warehouse in Doncaster and set up accounts with Parcel Force to deliver the items. We went through a broker called Despatchbay.com.

After placing a few adverts on Facebook orders flooded in and our suppliers assured us they could keep up with the demand.  As with any start up we were extremely excited to be off the ground so quickly.

However come October our suppliers were getting further and further behind which is when we decided to only take orders on very specific ranges. We noticed that the delivery times were not going to be met which is when we started sending mass emails to customers.

In the month of October refunded over £180,000 in orders as people became impatient and others were becoming worried we were a scam. We willingly handed back the money as we were in fact not a scam but a struggling start up. (something we can of course prove). If we had any bad intentions we would not of started heavily refunding customers.

As all the furniture items started arriving we used parcel force to fulfill most orders (98%). At this point we was no longer accepting any new orders and was focused solely on fulfilling current orders.

We started seeing instagram posts of people with their items, we even had one featured at Grand Designs. It was at this point we thought things were finally turning around.

However we was very very wrong...

It was around this time (early november) that people started to believe we were a scam. Groups started being set up and fake accounts who were messaging all our customers telling them to issue a chargebacks with the bank. They were purposely trying to sabotage us and to this date we are still unclear why. However they started to make those still waiting second guess our legitimacy.

What pursued after was complete chaos, we had hundreds and hundreds of chargebacks flooding in as we worked from 4am to 9pm (again something we can prove) to send out items. We were shipping out on average 400+ parcels a day (We have the thousands of receipts to prove this).

Then towards the end of November at which point over 40to 50% of all orders had been delivered and a vast number refunded (again something we can prove). Parcel force didn't turn up for our usual collection (7am with 2 7.5 tonne wagons).

I personally got through to the depot and they told me they would no longer be working with us. They explained the parcels were far too large and heavy and stated they were running at a loss due to us using despatch bay. (Even though our items fell within their max size limits) I pleaded and pleaded with them to collect the current orders booked in however they refused. (Feel free to ring Parcel Force as they can't deny this).

We had over 700 parcels alone that day which were already labelled up and paid for. The next issue was DPD would only allow us to send parcels up to 2.25CBM which meant we had to manually book in each order with Myhermes.

Due to the 700 orders being cancelled and the tracking not working this only helped fuel people's concerns. Which resulted in more bad feedback and more chargebacks.

A few days later our selling platform Shopify decided to limit our account due to the large number of chargebacks. In doing so they also stopped allowing access to the platform which means we can no longer see customers orders, reply to chargebacks, issue refunds etc. I begged them to at least allow myself access to see customers orders. I explained without this it's impossible to send and fulfil any outstanding orders. At this stage all the stock had arrived, we had a warehouse bursting at the seams with stock but was unable to send any of it.

I sent 6 further emails begging Shopify for the information to no avail.

To this date this is still the situation we're in. 

We've refunded every order we can find, we haven’t taken a penny from the business since October when issues started arising. 

We still have no way of telling who's been refunded, who's had their items delivered and we can't even reply to chargebacks.

We know there have been thousands of people who have received their items and got their money back due to this. It was being encouraged massively on social media to open chargebacks and we noticed the comments of many people say they'd managed to get a refund and keep their items.

I can completely understand how this looks like a scam. Believe me I am beyond frustrated how things turned out.

However all I can do as this stage is try to find those who have not received their items or been refunded. So please, if you have not received a refund or your items then let me know.

I can only beg you not to claim a refund if you have already received one.

Kind Regards
Victor Verace

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jul 13, 2020

** A Message For All Customers **

We have been trying for months to refund customers who are still awaiting a refund.

Please contact us at refundsvictorverace@gmail.com with a screenshot of your order and proof you have not been refunded. We will then arrange for you to be refunded or have your items sent (if we have them).

A small explanation is found below:

In August last year we teamed up with 4 manufacturers in China to produce a range of furniture items. As with a lot of furniture suppliers like DFS we intended to use a made to order business model hence the 8 week lead time. The idea was the customer orders their products, we manufacturer them and have them sent directly to the customer.

We rented a warehouse in Doncaster and set up accounts with Parcel Force to deliver the items. We went through a broker called Despatchbay.com.

After placing a few adverts on Facebook orders flooded in and our suppliers assured us they could keep up with the demand.  As with any start up we were extremely excited to be off the ground so quickly.

However come October our suppliers were getting further and further behind which is when we decided to only take orders on very specific ranges. We noticed that the delivery times were not going to be met which is when we started sending mass emails to customers.

In the month of October refunded over £180,000 in orders as people became impatient and others were becoming worried we were a scam. We willingly handed back the money as we were in fact not a scam but a struggling start up. (something we can of course prove). If we had any bad intentions we would not of started heavily refunding customers.

As all the furniture items started arriving we used parcel force to fulfill most orders (98%). At this point we was no longer accepting any new orders and was focused solely on fulfilling current orders.

We started seeing instagram posts of people with their items, we even had one featured at Grand Designs. It was at this point we thought things were finally turning around.

However we was very very wrong...

It was around this time (early november) that people started to believe we were a scam. Groups started being set up and fake accounts who were messaging all our customers telling them to issue a chargebacks with the bank. They were purposely trying to sabotage us and to this date we are still unclear why. However they started to make those still waiting second guess our legitimacy.

What pursued after was complete chaos, we had hundreds and hundreds of chargebacks flooding in as we worked from 4am to 9pm (again something we can prove) to send out items. We were shipping out on average 400+ parcels a day (We have the thousands of receipts to prove this).

Then towards the end of November at which point over 40to 50% of all orders had been delivered and a vast number refunded (again something we can prove). Parcel force didn't turn up for our usual collection (7am with 2 7.5 tonne wagons).

I personally got through to the depot and they told me they would no longer be working with us. They explained the parcels were far too large and heavy and stated they were running at a loss due to us using despatch bay. (Even though our items fell within their max size limits) I pleaded and pleaded with them to collect the current orders booked in however they refused. (Feel free to ring Parcel Force as they can't deny this).

We had over 700 parcels alone that day which were already labelled up and paid for. The next issue was DPD would only allow us to send parcels up to 2.25CBM which meant we had to manually book in each order with Myhermes.

Due to the 700 orders being cancelled and the tracking not working this only helped fuel people's concerns. Which resulted in more bad feedback and more chargebacks.

A few days later our selling platform Shopify decided to limit our account due to the large number of chargebacks. In doing so they also stopped allowing access to the platform which means we can no longer see customers orders, reply to chargebacks, issue refunds etc. I begged them to at least allow myself access to see customers orders. I explained without this it's impossible to send and fulfil any outstanding orders. At this stage all the stock had arrived, we had a warehouse bursting at the seams with stock but was unable to send any of it.

I sent 6 further emails begging Shopify for the information to no avail.

To this date this is still the situation we're in. 

We've refunded every order we can find, we haven’t taken a penny from the business since October when issues started arising. 

We still have no way of telling who's been refunded, who's had their items delivered and we can't even reply to chargebacks.

We know there have been thousands of people who have received their items and got their money back due to this. It was being encouraged massively on social media to open chargebacks and we noticed the comments of many people say they'd managed to get a refund and keep their items.

I can completely understand how this looks like a scam. Believe me I am beyond frustrated how things turned out.

However all I can do as this stage is try to find those who have not received their items or been refunded. So please, if you have not received a refund or your items then let me know.

I can only beg you not to claim a refund if you have already received one.

Kind Regards
Victor Verace

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jul 13, 2020

** A Message For All Customers **

We have been trying for months to refund customers who are still awaiting a refund.

Please contact us at refundsvictorverace@gmail.com with a screenshot of your order and proof you have not been refunded. We will then arrange for you to be refunded or have your items sent (if we have them).

A small explanation is found below:

In August last year we teamed up with 4 manufacturers in China to produce a range of furniture items. As with a lot of furniture suppliers like DFS we intended to use a made to order business model hence the 8 week lead time. The idea was the customer orders their products, we manufacturer them and have them sent directly to the customer.

We rented a warehouse in Doncaster and set up accounts with Parcel Force to deliver the items. We went through a broker called Despatchbay.com.

After placing a few adverts on Facebook orders flooded in and our suppliers assured us they could keep up with the demand.  As with any start up we were extremely excited to be off the ground so quickly.

However come October our suppliers were getting further and further behind which is when we decided to only take orders on very specific ranges. We noticed that the delivery times were not going to be met which is when we started sending mass emails to customers.

In the month of October refunded over £180,000 in orders as people became impatient and others were becoming worried we were a scam. We willingly handed back the money as we were in fact not a scam but a struggling start up. (something we can of course prove). If we had any bad intentions we would not of started heavily refunding customers.

As all the furniture items started arriving we used parcel force to fulfill most orders (98%). At this point we was no longer accepting any new orders and was focused solely on fulfilling current orders.

We started seeing instagram posts of people with their items, we even had one featured at Grand Designs. It was at this point we thought things were finally turning around.

However we was very very wrong...

It was around this time (early november) that people started to believe we were a scam. Groups started being set up and fake accounts who were messaging all our customers telling them to issue a chargebacks with the bank. They were purposely trying to sabotage us and to this date we are still unclear why. However they started to make those still waiting second guess our legitimacy.

What pursued after was complete chaos, we had hundreds and hundreds of chargebacks flooding in as we worked from 4am to 9pm (again something we can prove) to send out items. We were shipping out on average 400+ parcels a day (We have the thousands of receipts to prove this).

Then towards the end of November at which point over 40to 50% of all orders had been delivered and a vast number refunded (again something we can prove). Parcel force didn't turn up for our usual collection (7am with 2 7.5 tonne wagons).

I personally got through to the depot and they told me they would no longer be working with us. They explained the parcels were far too large and heavy and stated they were running at a loss due to us using despatch bay. (Even though our items fell within their max size limits) I pleaded and pleaded with them to collect the current orders booked in however they refused. (Feel free to ring Parcel Force as they can't deny this).

We had over 700 parcels alone that day which were already labelled up and paid for. The next issue was DPD would only allow us to send parcels up to 2.25CBM which meant we had to manually book in each order with Myhermes.

Due to the 700 orders being cancelled and the tracking not working this only helped fuel people's concerns. Which resulted in more bad feedback and more chargebacks.

A few days later our selling platform Shopify decided to limit our account due to the large number of chargebacks. In doing so they also stopped allowing access to the platform which means we can no longer see customers orders, reply to chargebacks, issue refunds etc. I begged them to at least allow myself access to see customers orders. I explained without this it's impossible to send and fulfil any outstanding orders. At this stage all the stock had arrived, we had a warehouse bursting at the seams with stock but was unable to send any of it.

I sent 6 further emails begging Shopify for the information to no avail.

To this date this is still the situation we're in. 

We've refunded every order we can find, we haven’t taken a penny from the business since October when issues started arising. 

We still have no way of telling who's been refunded, who's had their items delivered and we can't even reply to chargebacks.

We know there have been thousands of people who have received their items and got their money back due to this. It was being encouraged massively on social media to open chargebacks and we noticed the comments of many people say they'd managed to get a refund and keep their items.

I can completely understand how this looks like a scam. Believe me I am beyond frustrated how things turned out.

However all I can do as this stage is try to find those who have not received their items or been refunded. So please, if you have not received a refund or your items then let me know.

I can only beg you not to claim a refund if you have already received one.

Kind Regards
Victor Verace

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jul 13, 2020

** A Message For All Customers **

We have been trying for months to refund customers who are still awaiting a refund.

Please contact us at refundsvictorverace@gmail.com with a screenshot of your order and proof you have not been refunded. We will then arrange for you to be refunded or have your items sent (if we have them).

A small explanation is found below:

In August last year we teamed up with 4 manufacturers in China to produce a range of furniture items. As with a lot of furniture suppliers like DFS we intended to use a made to order business model hence the 8 week lead time. The idea was the customer orders their products, we manufacturer them and have them sent directly to the customer.

We rented a warehouse in Doncaster and set up accounts with Parcel Force to deliver the items. We went through a broker called Despatchbay.com.

After placing a few adverts on Facebook orders flooded in and our suppliers assured us they could keep up with the demand.  As with any start up we were extremely excited to be off the ground so quickly.

However come October our suppliers were getting further and further behind which is when we decided to only take orders on very specific ranges. We noticed that the delivery times were not going to be met which is when we started sending mass emails to customers.

In the month of October refunded over £180,000 in orders as people became impatient and others were becoming worried we were a scam. We willingly handed back the money as we were in fact not a scam but a struggling start up. (something we can of course prove). If we had any bad intentions we would not of started heavily refunding customers.

As all the furniture items started arriving we used parcel force to fulfill most orders (98%). At this point we was no longer accepting any new orders and was focused solely on fulfilling current orders.

We started seeing instagram posts of people with their items, we even had one featured at Grand Designs. It was at this point we thought things were finally turning around.

However we was very very wrong...

It was around this time (early november) that people started to believe we were a scam. Groups started being set up and fake accounts who were messaging all our customers telling them to issue a chargebacks with the bank. They were purposely trying to sabotage us and to this date we are still unclear why. However they started to make those still waiting second guess our legitimacy.

What pursued after was complete chaos, we had hundreds and hundreds of chargebacks flooding in as we worked from 4am to 9pm (again something we can prove) to send out items. We were shipping out on average 400+ parcels a day (We have the thousands of receipts to prove this).

Then towards the end of November at which point over 40to 50% of all orders had been delivered and a vast number refunded (again something we can prove). Parcel force didn't turn up for our usual collection (7am with 2 7.5 tonne wagons).

I personally got through to the depot and they told me they would no longer be working with us. They explained the parcels were far too large and heavy and stated they were running at a loss due to us using despatch bay. (Even though our items fell within their max size limits) I pleaded and pleaded with them to collect the current orders booked in however they refused. (Feel free to ring Parcel Force as they can't deny this).

We had over 700 parcels alone that day which were already labelled up and paid for. The next issue was DPD would only allow us to send parcels up to 2.25CBM which meant we had to manually book in each order with Myhermes.

Due to the 700 orders being cancelled and the tracking not working this only helped fuel people's concerns. Which resulted in more bad feedback and more chargebacks.

A few days later our selling platform Shopify decided to limit our account due to the large number of chargebacks. In doing so they also stopped allowing access to the platform which means we can no longer see customers orders, reply to chargebacks, issue refunds etc. I begged them to at least allow myself access to see customers orders. I explained without this it's impossible to send and fulfil any outstanding orders. At this stage all the stock had arrived, we had a warehouse bursting at the seams with stock but was unable to send any of it.

I sent 6 further emails begging Shopify for the information to no avail.

To this date this is still the situation we're in. 

We've refunded every order we can find, we haven’t taken a penny from the business since October when issues started arising. 

We still have no way of telling who's been refunded, who's had their items delivered and we can't even reply to chargebacks.

We know there have been thousands of people who have received their items and got their money back due to this. It was being encouraged massively on social media to open chargebacks and we noticed the comments of many people say they'd managed to get a refund and keep their items.

I can completely understand how this looks like a scam. Believe me I am beyond frustrated how things turned out.

However all I can do as this stage is try to find those who have not received their items or been refunded. So please, if you have not received a refund or your items then let me know.

I can only beg you not to claim a refund if you have already received one.

Kind Regards
Victor Verace

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jul 13, 2020

** A Message For All Customers **

We have been trying for months to refund customers who are still awaiting a refund.

Please contact us at refundsvictorverace@gmail.com with a screenshot of your order and proof you have not been refunded. We will then arrange for you to be refunded or have your items sent (if we have them).

A small explanation is found below:

In August last year we teamed up with 4 manufacturers in China to produce a range of furniture items. As with a lot of furniture suppliers like DFS we intended to use a made to order business model hence the 8 week lead time. The idea was the customer orders their products, we manufacturer them and have them sent directly to the customer.

We rented a warehouse in Doncaster and set up accounts with Parcel Force to deliver the items. We went through a broker called Despatchbay.com.

After placing a few adverts on Facebook orders flooded in and our suppliers assured us they could keep up with the demand.  As with any start up we were extremely excited to be off the ground so quickly.

However come October our suppliers were getting further and further behind which is when we decided to only take orders on very specific ranges. We noticed that the delivery times were not going to be met which is when we started sending mass emails to customers.

In the month of October refunded over £180,000 in orders as people became impatient and others were becoming worried we were a scam. We willingly handed back the money as we were in fact not a scam but a struggling start up. (something we can of course prove). If we had any bad intentions we would not of started heavily refunding customers.

As all the furniture items started arriving we used parcel force to fulfill most orders (98%). At this point we was no longer accepting any new orders and was focused solely on fulfilling current orders.

We started seeing instagram posts of people with their items, we even had one featured at Grand Designs. It was at this point we thought things were finally turning around.

However we was very very wrong...

It was around this time (early november) that people started to believe we were a scam. Groups started being set up and fake accounts who were messaging all our customers telling them to issue a chargebacks with the bank. They were purposely trying to sabotage us and to this date we are still unclear why. However they started to make those still waiting second guess our legitimacy.

What pursued after was complete chaos, we had hundreds and hundreds of chargebacks flooding in as we worked from 4am to 9pm (again something we can prove) to send out items. We were shipping out on average 400+ parcels a day (We have the thousands of receipts to prove this).

Then towards the end of November at which point over 40to 50% of all orders had been delivered and a vast number refunded (again something we can prove). Parcel force didn't turn up for our usual collection (7am with 2 7.5 tonne wagons).

I personally got through to the depot and they told me they would no longer be working with us. They explained the parcels were far too large and heavy and stated they were running at a loss due to us using despatch bay. (Even though our items fell within their max size limits) I pleaded and pleaded with them to collect the current orders booked in however they refused. (Feel free to ring Parcel Force as they can't deny this).

We had over 700 parcels alone that day which were already labelled up and paid for. The next issue was DPD would only allow us to send parcels up to 2.25CBM which meant we had to manually book in each order with Myhermes.

Due to the 700 orders being cancelled and the tracking not working this only helped fuel people's concerns. Which resulted in more bad feedback and more chargebacks.

A few days later our selling platform Shopify decided to limit our account due to the large number of chargebacks. In doing so they also stopped allowing access to the platform which means we can no longer see customers orders, reply to chargebacks, issue refunds etc. I begged them to at least allow myself access to see customers orders. I explained without this it's impossible to send and fulfil any outstanding orders. At this stage all the stock had arrived, we had a warehouse bursting at the seams with stock but was unable to send any of it.

I sent 6 further emails begging Shopify for the information to no avail.

To this date this is still the situation we're in. 

We've refunded every order we can find, we haven’t taken a penny from the business since October when issues started arising. 

We still have no way of telling who's been refunded, who's had their items delivered and we can't even reply to chargebacks.

We know there have been thousands of people who have received their items and got their money back due to this. It was being encouraged massively on social media to open chargebacks and we noticed the comments of many people say they'd managed to get a refund and keep their items.

I can completely understand how this looks like a scam. Believe me I am beyond frustrated how things turned out.

However all I can do as this stage is try to find those who have not received their items or been refunded. So please, if you have not received a refund or your items then let me know.

I can only beg you not to claim a refund if you have already received one.

Kind Regards
Victor Verace

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jul 13, 2020

** A Message For All Customers **

We have been trying for months to refund customers who are still awaiting a refund.

Please contact us at refundsvictorverace@gmail.com with a screenshot of your order and proof you have not been refunded. We will then arrange for you to be refunded or have your items sent (if we have them).

A small explanation is found below:

In August last year we teamed up with 4 manufacturers in China to produce a range of furniture items. As with a lot of furniture suppliers like DFS we intended to use a made to order business model hence the 8 week lead time. The idea was the customer orders their products, we manufacturer them and have them sent directly to the customer.

We rented a warehouse in Doncaster and set up accounts with Parcel Force to deliver the items. We went through a broker called Despatchbay.com.

After placing a few adverts on Facebook orders flooded in and our suppliers assured us they could keep up with the demand.  As with any start up we were extremely excited to be off the ground so quickly.

However come October our suppliers were getting further and further behind which is when we decided to only take orders on very specific ranges. We noticed that the delivery times were not going to be met which is when we started sending mass emails to customers.

In the month of October refunded over £180,000 in orders as people became impatient and others were becoming worried we were a scam. We willingly handed back the money as we were in fact not a scam but a struggling start up. (something we can of course prove). If we had any bad intentions we would not of started heavily refunding customers.

As all the furniture items started arriving we used parcel force to fulfill most orders (98%). At this point we was no longer accepting any new orders and was focused solely on fulfilling current orders.

We started seeing instagram posts of people with their items, we even had one featured at Grand Designs. It was at this point we thought things were finally turning around.

However we was very very wrong...

It was around this time (early november) that people started to believe we were a scam. Groups started being set up and fake accounts who were messaging all our customers telling them to issue a chargebacks with the bank. They were purposely trying to sabotage us and to this date we are still unclear why. However they started to make those still waiting second guess our legitimacy.

What pursued after was complete chaos, we had hundreds and hundreds of chargebacks flooding in as we worked from 4am to 9pm (again something we can prove) to send out items. We were shipping out on average 400+ parcels a day (We have the thousands of receipts to prove this).

Then towards the end of November at which point over 40to 50% of all orders had been delivered and a vast number refunded (again something we can prove). Parcel force didn't turn up for our usual collection (7am with 2 7.5 tonne wagons).

I personally got through to the depot and they told me they would no longer be working with us. They explained the parcels were far too large and heavy and stated they were running at a loss due to us using despatch bay. (Even though our items fell within their max size limits) I pleaded and pleaded with them to collect the current orders booked in however they refused. (Feel free to ring Parcel Force as they can't deny this).

We had over 700 parcels alone that day which were already labelled up and paid for. The next issue was DPD would only allow us to send parcels up to 2.25CBM which meant we had to manually book in each order with Myhermes.

Due to the 700 orders being cancelled and the tracking not working this only helped fuel people's concerns. Which resulted in more bad feedback and more chargebacks.

A few days later our selling platform Shopify decided to limit our account due to the large number of chargebacks. In doing so they also stopped allowing access to the platform which means we can no longer see customers orders, reply to chargebacks, issue refunds etc. I begged them to at least allow myself access to see customers orders. I explained without this it's impossible to send and fulfil any outstanding orders. At this stage all the stock had arrived, we had a warehouse bursting at the seams with stock but was unable to send any of it.

I sent 6 further emails begging Shopify for the information to no avail.

To this date this is still the situation we're in. 

We've refunded every order we can find, we haven’t taken a penny from the business since October when issues started arising. 

We still have no way of telling who's been refunded, who's had their items delivered and we can't even reply to chargebacks.

We know there have been thousands of people who have received their items and got their money back due to this. It was being encouraged massively on social media to open chargebacks and we noticed the comments of many people say they'd managed to get a refund and keep their items.

I can completely understand how this looks like a scam. Believe me I am beyond frustrated how things turned out.

However all I can do as this stage is try to find those who have not received their items or been refunded. So please, if you have not received a refund or your items then let me know.

I can only beg you not to claim a refund if you have already received one.

Kind Regards
Victor Verace

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jul 13, 2020

** A Message For All Customers **

We have been trying for months to refund customers who are still awaiting a refund.

Please contact us at refundsvictorverace@gmail.com with a screenshot of your order and proof you have not been refunded. We will then arrange for you to be refunded or have your items sent (if we have them).

A small explanation is found below:

In August last year we teamed up with 4 manufacturers in China to produce a range of furniture items. As with a lot of furniture suppliers like DFS we intended to use a made to order business model hence the 8 week lead time. The idea was the customer orders their products, we manufacturer them and have them sent directly to the customer.

We rented a warehouse in Doncaster and set up accounts with Parcel Force to deliver the items. We went through a broker called Despatchbay.com.

After placing a few adverts on Facebook orders flooded in and our suppliers assured us they could keep up with the demand.  As with any start up we were extremely excited to be off the ground so quickly.

However come October our suppliers were getting further and further behind which is when we decided to only take orders on very specific ranges. We noticed that the delivery times were not going to be met which is when we started sending mass emails to customers.

In the month of October refunded over £180,000 in orders as people became impatient and others were becoming worried we were a scam. We willingly handed back the money as we were in fact not a scam but a struggling start up. (something we can of course prove). If we had any bad intentions we would not of started heavily refunding customers.

As all the furniture items started arriving we used parcel force to fulfill most orders (98%). At this point we was no longer accepting any new orders and was focused solely on fulfilling current orders.

We started seeing instagram posts of people with their items, we even had one featured at Grand Designs. It was at this point we thought things were finally turning around.

However we was very very wrong...

It was around this time (early november) that people started to believe we were a scam. Groups started being set up and fake accounts who were messaging all our customers telling them to issue a chargebacks with the bank. They were purposely trying to sabotage us and to this date we are still unclear why. However they started to make those still waiting second guess our legitimacy.

What pursued after was complete chaos, we had hundreds and hundreds of chargebacks flooding in as we worked from 4am to 9pm (again something we can prove) to send out items. We were shipping out on average 400+ parcels a day (We have the thousands of receipts to prove this).

Then towards the end of November at which point over 40to 50% of all orders had been delivered and a vast number refunded (again something we can prove). Parcel force didn't turn up for our usual collection (7am with 2 7.5 tonne wagons).

I personally got through to the depot and they told me they would no longer be working with us. They explained the parcels were far too large and heavy and stated they were running at a loss due to us using despatch bay. (Even though our items fell within their max size limits) I pleaded and pleaded with them to collect the current orders booked in however they refused. (Feel free to ring Parcel Force as they can't deny this).

We had over 700 parcels alone that day which were already labelled up and paid for. The next issue was DPD would only allow us to send parcels up to 2.25CBM which meant we had to manually book in each order with Myhermes.

Due to the 700 orders being cancelled and the tracking not working this only helped fuel people's concerns. Which resulted in more bad feedback and more chargebacks.

A few days later our selling platform Shopify decided to limit our account due to the large number of chargebacks. In doing so they also stopped allowing access to the platform which means we can no longer see customers orders, reply to chargebacks, issue refunds etc. I begged them to at least allow myself access to see customers orders. I explained without this it's impossible to send and fulfil any outstanding orders. At this stage all the stock had arrived, we had a warehouse bursting at the seams with stock but was unable to send any of it.

I sent 6 further emails begging Shopify for the information to no avail.

To this date this is still the situation we're in. 

We've refunded every order we can find, we haven’t taken a penny from the business since October when issues started arising. 

We still have no way of telling who's been refunded, who's had their items delivered and we can't even reply to chargebacks.

We know there have been thousands of people who have received their items and got their money back due to this. It was being encouraged massively on social media to open chargebacks and we noticed the comments of many people say they'd managed to get a refund and keep their items.

I can completely understand how this looks like a scam. Believe me I am beyond frustrated how things turned out.

However all I can do as this stage is try to find those who have not received their items or been refunded. So please, if you have not received a refund or your items then let me know.

I can only beg you not to claim a refund if you have already received one.

Kind Regards
Victor Verace

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jul 13, 2020

** A Message For All Customers **

We have been trying for months to refund customers who are still awaiting a refund.

Please contact us at refundsvictorverace@gmail.com with a screenshot of your order and proof you have not been refunded. We will then arrange for you to be refunded or have your items sent (if we have them).

A small explanation is found below:

In August last year we teamed up with 4 manufacturers in China to produce a range of furniture items. As with a lot of furniture suppliers like DFS we intended to use a made to order business model hence the 8 week lead time. The idea was the customer orders their products, we manufacturer them and have them sent directly to the customer.

We rented a warehouse in Doncaster and set up accounts with Parcel Force to deliver the items. We went through a broker called Despatchbay.com.

After placing a few adverts on Facebook orders flooded in and our suppliers assured us they could keep up with the demand.  As with any start up we were extremely excited to be off the ground so quickly.

However come October our suppliers were getting further and further behind which is when we decided to only take orders on very specific ranges. We noticed that the delivery times were not going to be met which is when we started sending mass emails to customers.

In the month of October refunded over £180,000 in orders as people became impatient and others were becoming worried we were a scam. We willingly handed back the money as we were in fact not a scam but a struggling start up. (something we can of course prove). If we had any bad intentions we would not of started heavily refunding customers.

As all the furniture items started arriving we used parcel force to fulfill most orders (98%). At this point we was no longer accepting any new orders and was focused solely on fulfilling current orders.

We started seeing instagram posts of people with their items, we even had one featured at Grand Designs. It was at this point we thought things were finally turning around.

However we was very very wrong...

It was around this time (early november) that people started to believe we were a scam. Groups started being set up and fake accounts who were messaging all our customers telling them to issue a chargebacks with the bank. They were purposely trying to sabotage us and to this date we are still unclear why. However they started to make those still waiting second guess our legitimacy.

What pursued after was complete chaos, we had hundreds and hundreds of chargebacks flooding in as we worked from 4am to 9pm (again something we can prove) to send out items. We were shipping out on average 400+ parcels a day (We have the thousands of receipts to prove this).

Then towards the end of November at which point over 40to 50% of all orders had been delivered and a vast number refunded (again something we can prove). Parcel force didn't turn up for our usual collection (7am with 2 7.5 tonne wagons).

I personally got through to the depot and they told me they would no longer be working with us. They explained the parcels were far too large and heavy and stated they were running at a loss due to us using despatch bay. (Even though our items fell within their max size limits) I pleaded and pleaded with them to collect the current orders booked in however they refused. (Feel free to ring Parcel Force as they can't deny this).

We had over 700 parcels alone that day which were already labelled up and paid for. The next issue was DPD would only allow us to send parcels up to 2.25CBM which meant we had to manually book in each order with Myhermes.

Due to the 700 orders being cancelled and the tracking not working this only helped fuel people's concerns. Which resulted in more bad feedback and more chargebacks.

A few days later our selling platform Shopify decided to limit our account due to the large number of chargebacks. In doing so they also stopped allowing access to the platform which means we can no longer see customers orders, reply to chargebacks, issue refunds etc. I begged them to at least allow myself access to see customers orders. I explained without this it's impossible to send and fulfil any outstanding orders. At this stage all the stock had arrived, we had a warehouse bursting at the seams with stock but was unable to send any of it.

I sent 6 further emails begging Shopify for the information to no avail.

To this date this is still the situation we're in. 

We've refunded every order we can find, we haven’t taken a penny from the business since October when issues started arising. 

We still have no way of telling who's been refunded, who's had their items delivered and we can't even reply to chargebacks.

We know there have been thousands of people who have received their items and got their money back due to this. It was being encouraged massively on social media to open chargebacks and we noticed the comments of many people say they'd managed to get a refund and keep their items.

I can completely understand how this looks like a scam. Believe me I am beyond frustrated how things turned out.

However all I can do as this stage is try to find those who have not received their items or been refunded. So please, if you have not received a refund or your items then let me know.

I can only beg you not to claim a refund if you have already received one.

Kind Regards
Victor Verace

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jan 27, 2020

Dear Customer

We would like to take this opportunity to apologise once again to some of you regarding the delivery of your furniture and try to explain the reasons behind this.

When the orders were placed with the manufacturers, and of course in the planning stages prior to setting up the business, we were promised a manufacturing time that totalled 2 weeks. Once an order was placed, the money got sent to the manufacturers so they could begin the process of producing the furniture. However, as soon as they received payment, the time taken was 7 weeks for manufacturing, and is some cases up to 10 weeks. This explains why some of the furniture was taking a lot longer to arrive with us than anticipated and planned for. Couple this with the transportation delays from arriving at the port to our warehouse in Doncaster, and a few months passed before it arrived.

On the 17th December, ParcelForce (who were our main courier) cancelled our collections on the day, along with our contract, due to the size and weight of the parcels.

The following day, our payment provider and website host – Shopify – limited the access to our account due to the number of people we were refunding as the deliveries were falling outside of the time stated upon purchase. As of present, we have delivered 58% of all orders and refunded 27%.

Today, the 27th January, we still have no access to our website or payment database which makes it impossible to send orders, refund customers or even provide evidence for the fraudulent chargebacks made against us.

We would like to make you aware that if you have an outstanding order with us, or you are awaiting a refund, these will be processed as soon as Shopify grant us access again. We are not a fraudulent company and have been placed in this awful situation – for us as a company and also you as the customer you have trusted us to deliver your goods.

As the director of the company, I want to assure you that you will receive either your items, or a full refund, as soon as possible.

If you're awaiting delivery please email us with your order number, the items you ordered (preferably a screenshot and your delivery address) we can then arrange for your goods to be delivered).

My sincere apologies once again.

Yours sincerely,

Lee

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jan 27, 2020

Dear Customer

We would like to take this opportunity to apologise once again to some of you regarding the delivery of your furniture and try to explain the reasons behind this.

When the orders were placed with the manufacturers, and of course in the planning stages prior to setting up the business, we were promised a manufacturing time that totalled 2 weeks. Once an order was placed, the money got sent to the manufacturers so they could begin the process of producing the furniture. However, as soon as they received payment, the time taken was 7 weeks for manufacturing, and is some cases up to 10 weeks. This explains why some of the furniture was taking a lot longer to arrive with us than anticipated and planned for. Couple this with the transportation delays from arriving at the port to our warehouse in Doncaster, and a few months passed before it arrived.

On the 17th December, ParcelForce (who were our main courier) cancelled our collections on the day, along with our contract, due to the size and weight of the parcels.

The following day, our payment provider and website host – Shopify – limited the access to our account due to the number of people we were refunding as the deliveries were falling outside of the time stated upon purchase. As of present, we have delivered 58% of all orders and refunded 27%.

Today, the 27th January, we still have no access to our website or payment database which makes it impossible to send orders, refund customers or even provide evidence for the fraudulent chargebacks made against us.

We would like to make you aware that if you have an outstanding order with us, or you are awaiting a refund, these will be processed as soon as Shopify grant us access again. We are not a fraudulent company and have been placed in this awful situation – for us as a company and also you as the customer you have trusted us to deliver your goods.

As the director of the company, I want to assure you that you will receive either your items, or a full refund, as soon as possible.

If you're awaiting delivery please email us with your order number, the items you ordered (preferably a screenshot and your delivery address) we can then arrange for your goods to be delivered).

My sincere apologies once again.

Yours sincerely,

Lee

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jan 27, 2020

Dear Customer

We would like to take this opportunity to apologise once again to some of you regarding the delivery of your furniture and try to explain the reasons behind this.

When the orders were placed with the manufacturers, and of course in the planning stages prior to setting up the business, we were promised a manufacturing time that totalled 2 weeks. Once an order was placed, the money got sent to the manufacturers so they could begin the process of producing the furniture. However, as soon as they received payment, the time taken was 7 weeks for manufacturing, and is some cases up to 10 weeks. This explains why some of the furniture was taking a lot longer to arrive with us than anticipated and planned for. Couple this with the transportation delays from arriving at the port to our warehouse in Doncaster, and a few months passed before it arrived.

On the 17th December, ParcelForce (who were our main courier) cancelled our collections on the day, along with our contract, due to the size and weight of the parcels.

The following day, our payment provider and website host – Shopify – limited the access to our account due to the number of people we were refunding as the deliveries were falling outside of the time stated upon purchase. As of present, we have delivered 58% of all orders and refunded 27%.

Today, the 27th January, we still have no access to our website or payment database which makes it impossible to send orders, refund customers or even provide evidence for the fraudulent chargebacks made against us.

We would like to make you aware that if you have an outstanding order with us, or you are awaiting a refund, these will be processed as soon as Shopify grant us access again. We are not a fraudulent company and have been placed in this awful situation – for us as a company and also you as the customer you have trusted us to deliver your goods.

As the director of the company, I want to assure you that you will receive either your items, or a full refund, as soon as possible.

If you're awaiting delivery please email us with your order number, the items you ordered (preferably a screenshot and your delivery address) we can then arrange for your goods to be delivered).

My sincere apologies once again.

Yours sincerely,

Lee

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jan 27, 2020

Dear Customer

We would like to take this opportunity to apologise once again to some of you regarding the delivery of your furniture and try to explain the reasons behind this.

When the orders were placed with the manufacturers, and of course in the planning stages prior to setting up the business, we were promised a manufacturing time that totalled 2 weeks. Once an order was placed, the money got sent to the manufacturers so they could begin the process of producing the furniture. However, as soon as they received payment, the time taken was 7 weeks for manufacturing, and is some cases up to 10 weeks. This explains why some of the furniture was taking a lot longer to arrive with us than anticipated and planned for. Couple this with the transportation delays from arriving at the port to our warehouse in Doncaster, and a few months passed before it arrived.

On the 17th December, ParcelForce (who were our main courier) cancelled our collections on the day, along with our contract, due to the size and weight of the parcels.

The following day, our payment provider and website host – Shopify – limited the access to our account due to the number of people we were refunding as the deliveries were falling outside of the time stated upon purchase. As of present, we have delivered 58% of all orders and refunded 27%.

Today, the 27th January, we still have no access to our website or payment database which makes it impossible to send orders, refund customers or even provide evidence for the fraudulent chargebacks made against us.

We would like to make you aware that if you have an outstanding order with us, or you are awaiting a refund, these will be processed as soon as Shopify grant us access again. We are not a fraudulent company and have been placed in this awful situation – for us as a company and also you as the customer you have trusted us to deliver your goods.

As the director of the company, I want to assure you that you will receive either your items, or a full refund, as soon as possible.

If you're awaiting delivery please email us with your order number, the items you ordered (preferably a screenshot and your delivery address) we can then arrange for your goods to be delivered).

My sincere apologies once again.

Yours sincerely,

Lee

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jan 27, 2020

Dear Customer

We would like to take this opportunity to apologise once again to some of you regarding the delivery of your furniture and try to explain the reasons behind this.

When the orders were placed with the manufacturers, and of course in the planning stages prior to setting up the business, we were promised a manufacturing time that totalled 2 weeks. Once an order was placed, the money got sent to the manufacturers so they could begin the process of producing the furniture. However, as soon as they received payment, the time taken was 7 weeks for manufacturing, and is some cases up to 10 weeks. This explains why some of the furniture was taking a lot longer to arrive with us than anticipated and planned for. Couple this with the transportation delays from arriving at the port to our warehouse in Doncaster, and a few months passed before it arrived.

On the 17th December, ParcelForce (who were our main courier) cancelled our collections on the day, along with our contract, due to the size and weight of the parcels.

The following day, our payment provider and website host – Shopify – limited the access to our account due to the number of people we were refunding as the deliveries were falling outside of the time stated upon purchase. As of present, we have delivered 58% of all orders and refunded 27%.

Today, the 27th January, we still have no access to our website or payment database which makes it impossible to send orders, refund customers or even provide evidence for the fraudulent chargebacks made against us.

We would like to make you aware that if you have an outstanding order with us, or you are awaiting a refund, these will be processed as soon as Shopify grant us access again. We are not a fraudulent company and have been placed in this awful situation – for us as a company and also you as the customer you have trusted us to deliver your goods.

As the director of the company, I want to assure you that you will receive either your items, or a full refund, as soon as possible.

If you're awaiting delivery please email us with your order number, the items you ordered (preferably a screenshot and your delivery address) we can then arrange for your goods to be delivered).

My sincere apologies once again.

Yours sincerely,

Lee

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jan 27, 2020

Dear Customer

We would like to take this opportunity to apologise once again to some of you regarding the delivery of your furniture and try to explain the reasons behind this.

When the orders were placed with the manufacturers, and of course in the planning stages prior to setting up the business, we were promised a manufacturing time that totalled 2 weeks. Once an order was placed, the money got sent to the manufacturers so they could begin the process of producing the furniture. However, as soon as they received payment, the time taken was 7 weeks for manufacturing, and is some cases up to 10 weeks. This explains why some of the furniture was taking a lot longer to arrive with us than anticipated and planned for. Couple this with the transportation delays from arriving at the port to our warehouse in Doncaster, and a few months passed before it arrived.

On the 17th December, ParcelForce (who were our main courier) cancelled our collections on the day, along with our contract, due to the size and weight of the parcels.

The following day, our payment provider and website host – Shopify – limited the access to our account due to the number of people we were refunding as the deliveries were falling outside of the time stated upon purchase. As of present, we have delivered 58% of all orders and refunded 27%.

Today, the 27th January, we still have no access to our website or payment database which makes it impossible to send orders, refund customers or even provide evidence for the fraudulent chargebacks made against us.

We would like to make you aware that if you have an outstanding order with us, or you are awaiting a refund, these will be processed as soon as Shopify grant us access again. We are not a fraudulent company and have been placed in this awful situation – for us as a company and also you as the customer you have trusted us to deliver your goods.

As the director of the company, I want to assure you that you will receive either your items, or a full refund, as soon as possible.

If you're awaiting delivery please email us with your order number, the items you ordered (preferably a screenshot and your delivery address) we can then arrange for your goods to be delivered).

My sincere apologies once again.

Yours sincerely,

Lee

Reply from Victor verace - Please read below for refunds.

Jan 27, 2020

Dear Customer

We would like to take this opportunity to apologise once again to some of you regarding the delivery of your furniture and try to explain the reasons behind this.

When the orders were placed with the manufacturers, and of course in the planning stages prior to setting up the business, we were promised a manufacturing time that totalled 2 weeks. Once an order was placed, the money got sent to the manufacturers so they could begin the process of producing the furniture. However, as soon as they received payment, the time taken was 7 weeks for manufacturing, and is some cases up to 10 weeks. This explains why some of the furniture was taking a lot longer to arrive with us than anticipated and planned for. Couple this with the transportation delays from arriving at the port to our warehouse in Doncaster, and a few months passed before it arrived.

On the 17th December, ParcelForce (who were our main courier) cancelled our collections on the day, along with our contract, due to the size and weight of the parcels.

The following day, our payment provider and website host – Shopify – limited the access to our account due to the number of people we were refunding as the deliveries were falling outside of the time stated upon purchase. As of present, we have delivered 58% of all orders and refunded 27%.

Today, the 27th January, we still have no access to our website or payment database which makes it impossible to send orders, refund customers or even provide evidence for the fraudulent chargebacks made against us.

We would like to make you aware that if you have an outstanding order with us, or you are awaiting a refund, these will be processed as soon as Shopify grant us access again. We are not a fraudulent company and have been placed in this awful situation – for us as a company and also you as the customer you have trusted us to deliver your goods.

As the director of the company, I want to assure you that you will receive either your items, or a full refund, as soon as possible.

If you're awaiting delivery please email us with your order number, the items you ordered (preferably a screenshot and your delivery address) we can then arrange for your goods to be delivered).

My sincere apologies once again.

Yours sincerely,

Lee