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Purchase elsewhere ! In my experience touchandcatch dont follow through on promises made. Still awaiting a refund that was promised ,many times. 4 weeks now gone =no refund !
Disappointing with a supposedly “kiwi company”.
The product advertised and the product sent are not the same. The product images look like quality but the actual product looks like a knock off version.
Terrible service! I ordered a bag on the 23 June and paid $6.99 for a 1-5 working day arrival - it is now day 10 and still nothing has been delivered. Emailed them to find out what is happening - no response, so phoned them, they blamed the weather for the delay! What nonsense!
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