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Instead of addressing the issue and choosing to respond to one of my messages on messenger, Insta, comment on FB or emails about my missing purchase which is fully paid for, no not you. What you choose to do is block me, keeping the $49.80 that I paid for my purchase because of your inconvenience. More like because of your incompetence, inability and complete lack of ability as a reasonable store owner
I bought a pop for ~45$ and the product didn't come.
The problem is the company that never respond to my emails, they doesn't want to make something to solve the issue.
Avoid at all cost, save your money!!
Spent $45 on Pops and the store never posted them and Store won't reply to emails to find out what's going on or cancel the order
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