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Avoid this company it's a complete scam they asked for £195 then asked for £75 pounds then £12 pounds.
They are a complete set of day light robbers.
PLEASE DON'T FALL FOR IT.
Absolutely disgraceful.
Ordered my medication offered me a good so I said yes, I sent the money via wise and he replied he is your tracker number (never workered from the start) then on the day of the delivery he text me saying that he needed another £400 to clear customs I refused and said look just send my money back he said what money an argument went on for 3 hours saying I was going to prison. Then he rang me demanding I pay for the medication I said again look just send the money back problem solved he then said I had sent no money and could I prove it, I then read him back his messages and he hung up so avoid a right set of thief’s with no morals.
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