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Scam. I ordered this Dec 19th and for awhile they strung me along with the "instant message" chat with excuses. I actually paid the extra for 7-10 day shipping. They sent a tracking number that was created, however it was never used, as in the never actually dropped it off to the shipping company. It's now January 15th and they have completely started ignoring my messages.
FAKE. SCAM. Company that steals artists photos to sell ridiculously bad knock offs if your lucky enough to even receive the item! Horrible way to steal money from others!
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