Beware - this website is a scam
This website is a scam - they price the items much cheaper to lure customers so they can scam them. Do not trust this website!
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This website is a scam - they price the items much cheaper to lure customers so they can scam them. Do not trust this website!
Bland invoice, no details of what was ordered or any indication whatsoever of delivery. Used the "contact us" link several times, no reply or feedback at all. Took the payment straight away. Paid via Paypal and other than Paypal emails, nothing from the store, only Paypal showing the invoice
This website is a clever scam. Stay clear. We ordered a radiator and were sent tracking. We received a necklace. All emails have bounced. Portsmouth address is a flat above some shops.
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