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I ordered watches worth over $80 last week, but I was given a tracking number that doesn’t exist. I still can’t track my items. I’ve sent numerous emails and inquiries, but there has been no response. My money is gone, and I haven’t received the watches. This site, Poedagar, should be canceled. Avoid them at all costs! Feels like scam!!
Catastrophic product, Chinese watch, delivery time around two weeks, non-existent after-sales service, no product refunds
Price/quality is terrible. For the same price, better known brands have way better options, especially during discount periods.
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