This company is a scam
This company is a scam. The tel no is a fake.
Do not buy anything from them.
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This company is a scam. The tel no is a fake.
Do not buy anything from them.
I have realised after purchasing a shed (so I thought) that this is a scam company. The phone number doesn’t exist, money gets taken and shows on bank statement as Irish company seilblue which is supposed to be a keepfit Irish company. Bank isn’t interested in helping so be warned. It’s not a real company. Try the telephone number and email and you will see it doesn’t exist.
I have reported to the police who are not interested, but if enough people report them hopefully their website will be removed to help other people.
Ordered a shed , never arrived no comms since , trying to get refund
This is a scam do not use this company 😡😡
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