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Company sent wrong item won’t accept return unless I pay the postage back to China. My option from these cowboys is keep product and accept 30% discount.
If you click on one of this companies adverts and then click search all products it only shows 12 items most of which are clothes.
I believe this company is a scam so avoid or lose money
A friend and I bought the same item with different accounts because of a buy limit. Zenmarket charged us different amounts for the same product. They also doubled their handling fee in between my inquiry and my putting money in my funds.
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