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I waited over two weeks for my order, and the tracking kept saying the parcel would arrive soon. When it finally arrived, I was completely disappointed. The color and material were nothing like what was advertised—what a joke! I tried to return it, but suddenly the email address doesn’t work.
This was a terrible experience. Stay away from Helvetia Mode!
Scam website.
They take your money and then claim there are problems with the shipment and that you have to contact China to sort it out yourself.
No news of my purchase since one month, very bad experience.
"0" AVOID this fake sellers !
I received bad quality and short items , Returned to rhem back ( paying extra 22 chf!) And this fraud company didn't refund my money at all !!!
I lost 91 chf !
I will report to Swiss Police We need to stop these Rubery!
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