Fake company
Here is what you get as an answer when you contact them.
"Hello!
Click 'Learn More' to find out more.
1) We do not sell.
2) Our site provides only information."
Do not waste your time.
6 May 2014
Unprompted review
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Looks dodgy to me
Prices look too good to be true. Most likely are. 'About us' refers to a different company, that was formed in 2007. A bit of Googling reveals the website was created in March 2014, and has servers in Canada. Streetview of the address does not look much like anywhere I would buy from. Terms and conditions look to have been translated by a 3 year old with no knowledge of English. Think I'll pass.............
24 April 2014
Unprompted review
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