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This online shop calling themselves 'Rosie and Pearl Noosa' is a complete scam. Don't buy anything from them unless you want to waste your money on garbage products and then they try to get you to pay more for return postage. It appears they are linked to other dodgy online shops..Stay away people
THIS COMPANY IS A SCAM. STAY AWAY. Don't believe what is on their website. My mother-in-law purchased a top for $65, and it was cheap and nasty, nothing like advertised. They say a 30-day money-back guarantee. Don't be sucked in. They will not give a refund and want you to pay postage in US dollars to send the item back before they will refund 10%. WTF, even the local phone number on the website is fake and is the local address. SCAMMERS.....
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