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Awful experience buying from this place. Absolutely misled by the photos advertising what I was purchasing only for a tacky old rolltop to arrive which he couldn’t even be bothered to clean up… very difficult to talk to as instantly on the defence saying “it’s obvious that the picture is not what I would receive as we sell loads of these”
I got in touch with this, and I use this term loosely, "person" only to find out that his attitude to customers is disgusting. If something doesn't go his way then, in his words, "you're a loser". That's his favorite word, "loser".
He is a childish & arrogant man who does not deserve your business. I would go as far as to say potentially quite violent too. Do your own research.
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