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I ordered a hi chair ($45) on July 3, like the other folks who commented, no confirmation #, no email. Called customer support at a non working number. Emailed twice, no response. Checked with my bank, no suspicious activity except a pending duplicate transaction.
Stop your scamming!
I also ordered for my son. They charged my card with square 40.00 with no confirmation number or email varification. It's ridiculous and I will be contacting the FTC the Federal Trades Commission immediately. I'm sure it will not get my money back but I hope it helps them stop scamming people.
This Website is Fake I Order Yesterday they charged my debit card an amount of 71$ and no Confirmation of Order placement and when I try to Contact the number is Power off. The Looted my Hard earn Money. I also Mail them but no Response. I am out from the USA anybody knows how can I sue Them.
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