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If I could give no stars I would; Do Not Waste Your Time and More Importantly, Your Money, they'll take it and not send the items you've paid for and won't reply to email or website chat. They're dodgy AF, total scammers. Stole $198.78AUD in February and ghosted me
Complete scam. Do not pay them, they take the money and disappear. I'll stick to my trusted providers from here on in. I've reported them to Border & Customs so I hope it will at least get this one closed down.
Scam, customer service non existent, the chat bit is always named Kobi. Products never received. Avoid at all costs scam.
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