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Ordered the SkyFlick Planetarium back in June and that was the end of it. No product or response to emails. I purchased the item from their Facebook ad. It’s a total scam and I’m confused how they continue to exist. I’ve tried to contact Facebook Meta Business to raise a scam alert to no avail.
I brought an item on the 17th of June and no item and the customer email bounces back - AVOID THIS WEBSITE AT ALL COSTS.
Bought something in May and have yet to receive the item. The tracking number is a dead link and I have not received any responses from the mails I sent to the support mailbox.
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