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Was a bit concerned when I checked the website on here but my order has come through fine. Took nearly 2 weeks as it came direct from China but the Tracking updated frequently.
The Labubu arrived in plenty of time for Christmas and looks great. Only issue is the box looks like it was opened and was not sealed.
This is a well-crafted SCAM website. Our order of €98 never arrived, and they refuse to answer my emails no matter how many times I tried to contact them.
They STOLE €98 from me - not just from me really, because my daughters used their own pocket money to buy from these sleazy thieves. I now have two little girls with broken hearts because I wasn't careful enough with the company I trusted their money with.
Do NOT trust this company. Do NOT repeat my mistake. They will take your money and ignore you completely as they run to the bank.
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