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I decided to give this company a go despite usually avoiding those with mixed reviews. It turned out to be a great choice. The delivery was swift, the packaging secure, and the decorations for the tree were simply charming. I'm thoroughly impressed.
Terrible customer service lady (owner) was very rude when I wanted to return 2 items that were badly made. Then decided not to return as she expected me to pay for returning her awful goods.
I’ve bought some really lovely Christmas decorations from Ducky Things. The quality is amazing and the prices are extremely competitive. I would highly recommend ordering from this small company.
First time buying from this company and took a chance as I don’t normally purchase from places that don’t have good reviews.
My experience proves that it was the right call, fast delivery, well packed and delightful items for the tree.
Very impressed
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