Bought the Telephone ‘holder’
Bought the Telephone ‘holder’ . Which is one size fits all, but also my IPhone 13 is falling out every 5 minutes ..
Do not buy
27 June 2023
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Fraudulant advertising
The "magic" double sided tape is just a scam. It is nothing like advertised, just 2 very small rolls and the tape is just unuseable. Would NOT trust this company.
2 March 2023
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Residench.com non delivery
Paid for their Double Sides Nano self adhesive tape - ordered and paid 27 December 2022. Today it is 23 January 2023. Not delivered yet. Tracking shows “movement” but at no known courier company in my country. It seems like it is not legit. Emails to them gets generic replies with no real information.
26 December 2022
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