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Beware of this company , you will be in a contract and if like me the tablets don’t work , you basically have to jump through hoops to get a refund and then postage is expensive as not based in U.K. ! No way of contact other than email .
Do not be fooled into giving your money to this company.
I bought some mineral supplements which were supposedly on special offer. They immediately signed me onto a contract and when I complained they said that I would have to pay extra.
They refused to cancel my order and don't offer free returns. The company is a subsidiary of Ocean Marketing Ltd in Hongkong. Fyne's return address is in Sweden which means international postage from the UK, and they have no phone number so it is not possible to return the goods.
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