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I think some fraudster wearing all designer clothes is behind this website! I hope they get caught and get thrown in jail.
I made an order and it never arrived. It’s a fraudulent businesss!
Really bad company - terrible customer service - actually none!!
my order arrived way too late - when I sent back I am still waiting over 2 months for my refund!!
DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY
Do not trust. They don't actually send your product and it takes months to get refund. I don't think I will even get one but I intend to fight.
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