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Ordered a hoodie from Homesick Offline 5 MONTHS AGO and have had no order updates. I spent almost $200 and have had no details as to where they’re at with my order. They continue to post on social media and drop new items but are not fulfilling their old orders. Just want my hoodie!!!!
Si bot but from this company…. They never ship your purchase, and they never answer emails or requests for a refund. Purchase made sept 23rd, 113.45$ cdn, I haven’t heard from them since, so frustrating ! Complete scam!!!!
Didn’t get my hoodie. Waited months and didn’t get it. Already called my bank for it to be disputed. Do not buy from this brand, poor communication and handling.
I ordered a hoodie 1.5 months ago and i haven’t heard from them since I ordered. I have tried to contact them multiple times and gotten no answer. It’s a scam.
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