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I have also ordered goods from bothe.shop and never received anything! Also emailed several times with no reply at all.They are thieves!!!
That should be zero stars but won't let me change it.
Scammers the customer email they give you ..you don't get a reply scammers on Facebook for clothes too so be aware mine was a car model sale
I ordered and paid for goods from this company at the beginning of July but they havn’t arrived. No communication from them since and emails are ignored. Think they must be a bogus company. How do I get my money back?
Someone has asked it this company actually exists? No response from you. Why?
Just tried contacting their contact - SUPPORT@BOTHESHOP
Bounced back....doesn’t exist!!!
Mention it arrived in Singapore but states it does not exist!? Any feedback?
Thank you.
EMB
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