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This has been the worse experience ever in ordering !!! I ordered something for.my husband for Christmas and im yet to receive my package!! They keep telling me my package arrived go check my neighbors and look in the trees!!! Huh!!! Sir/ma'am im yet to receive my package!!! Poor customer service!!!
The ad on Facebook presented for a Valentines Shirt pictured and what I got was junk. Poor quality and although ordered January 24 came a month later from China - Not a Black Owned business.
They offered after I provided photos, then a day later -the QR code on their packaging of $3.
HANg on to Everything when you receive and open from them -
Don't Waste Your Money!
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