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Complete Scam, found a product at a good price, guess what, i was directed to amazon, the product was twice the price and not in stock, what a waste of time, they are just scraping the internet to get traffic, I would not trust them with my credit card details if they are that unscrupulous
Just gone on the poshbaby.co.uk site. All excited thinking I was getting a bargain! They have BEST LEARNING i-Poster My Learning Board – Interactive Alphabet Wall Chart, Teach Your Toddlers Kids to Write Their First Numbers, Letters & Spellings reduced from £34.99 to £19.98 and BEST LEARNING i-Poster My World Interactive Map – Educational Talking Toy for Kids - reduced from £59.99 to £29.98 - totalling £49.96 - when you go to pay it directs you to the Amazon.co.uk site. The Interactive Talking Alphabet is then priced at £32.98 and the Interactive Map at £39.98 - totalling £72.96 a difference of £23. Be Aware!
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