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Garbage! If I could give this product less than 1 I absolutely would! I ordered the witch with dangling crystal stars & purple lights for $45.00. I wouldn't buy this thing from a dollar store for $1.00. I'm NEVER going to use it so I just threw $45.00 in the trash. I wish we could include a picture with our review!
Product was said to have delivered yet I did not receive it. I sent several emails with no response. I received the package a week later. Size of product was a lot smaller than what was depicted.
Would not use this company again
They have AI pictures and misleading verbiage on what will be delivered, and conflicting verbiage on return policies. They do not deliver the product or instructions as promised. I will never buy anything from them again as I know it will be wasted money.
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