I received wrong size and they don't solve
I ordered a shoes and received a wrong size, they don't want to exchange for the correct size and don't want to do a refund
15 May 2026
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SCAM!!
I ordered 2 shoes with the value of 85 euros that have completely been stolen this is a scam 100% they don’t respond and whenever they do they say it’s on the way which is a complete lie. They have blocked me on Instagram as well when I voiced my concern. It’s been 2 months now since I placed my order
10 June 2026
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I paid and I never received my shoes
I paid and I never received my shoes. I've been waiting for 4 months!! Of course, no refund.
27 March 2026
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