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WARNING!!! this company is a scam avoid at all cost. i purchased a Togo E-Scooter and have never received and the company stating i refused delivery when i never even received a tracking number. impossible to contact and currently going through a fraud investigation with Danish Police. AVOID at all costs
Cancel order: #DK56612
I have tried to reach by: email, phone, WhatsApp and messenger.
Will you please cancel my order and return my money back to me?
Made an order here for a Super73, shipping went super smooth and no issues with customer support. I suggest everybody to order here
I'm still waiting for cancellation, they hold my money and they do not cancel the order as quickly as you expect from any normal shop you ever seen.
It looks like they have some shady practices and probably scammy company!
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