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Har købt 2 hovedtøj. På det ene mistede nakkeremmen hurtigt den sorte farve. På det andet “Amanda” hedder det vist, rasler stenene ud af pandebåndet. Det startede kort efter køb og nu 8 mdr efter mangler 13 sten. Da jeg klager får jeg at vide at de kan sende nye sten, som jeg selv kan sætte i, og så skal jeg selv betale porto. Hvis de havde sendt uden jeg skulle betale, kunne jeg leve med at prøve det, men jeg nægter at betale porto oven i.
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