My problem has been resolved with…
My problem has been resolved with winsunn so thank you
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My problem has been resolved with winsunn so thank you
This would have been a zero star but not able to do this.
I order a multi functional parasol with mosquito netting. When the order arrived it was minus the parasol.
I have been in touch numerous times with winsunn and have been told :-
Keep netting and sell it to my family.
I can have 20% off my next order.
I can have 50% refund and then nothing back to my emails.
This company is a joke and I will never use them again or will not recommend them to anybody.
My only hope now is I get a full refund.
Steer clear of this company.
Mark K
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