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OPAL FEVER MATE have no place in this space, I bought from them , I spent $2400 and received probably $50 worth of potch and colour, please do not buy from them!! I tried contacting them several times to no avail!
BEWARE!!!
Scam company.
Ordered in Dec. No Response from owner. Bank informed.
Placed order 30/12/25 still not received as of 02/02/26, no response to emails. Beware of this company as they do not fulfil their orders or respond to emails.
Do not bother with this site its a con, I ordered some rough opal and three months later still nothing, no contact apart from the automated web chat which leads you nowhere, No answer through email and there facebook page is fake. Stay well away.
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