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This it's big fake 100% this company..tech from me account more money.. I'm going to the Police and I'm put complain..And tech the money from Bank account with other name. DON'T TRUST IN THIS FAKE 100% COMPANY
The sweatshirt i brought to help prevent suicid arrived yesterday and omg the size should have been 4XL and its not even a 1XL the quality of the material is cheap and thin.
I thought I was contributing to help suicide, but its obviously a scam and ripped off £28 for a sweatshirt that looks only worth £5 these people need stopping.
I ordered a window cleaning tool from this company, the item was £6.99 and they have taken £17 from my account. Have asked for a refund and to cancel my order. I think this is a scam
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