Cosmoscrisp Reviews 

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TrustScore 3 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Misleading advert

Product has nothing to do with the advertising it is really shocking. I took the "exploding fruit ball". it is literally disgusting. cheap metal, looks dirty, to build yourself with cheap screws... material should have cost 2 dollars in a DIY store. Dont buy

15 January 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Order Taken, Gift Lost, Refund Refused: A Masterclass in Bad Customer Service

CosmosCrisp’s customer service is, frankly, indefensible.
An order placed in October 2025, intended as a Christmas gift, still undelivered in January 2026—despite four separate requests for a refund. Each time, the same copy-paste response: “it’s on the way.” No proof. No accountability. No solution.

This is not a logistics issue; it’s a systemic failure in customer respect and basic commercial ethics. When a company keeps taking money while refusing to either deliver or refund, it stops being incompetence and starts looking like deliberate obstruction.

At this stage, CosmosCrisp is actively eroding trust. If this is how post-purchase support is handled for a €30 item, one can only imagine the experience on higher-value orders.

Consumers deserve better. Transparency, timelines, and refunds are not “nice to have” — they are the bare minimum.

12 January 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This website is a scam

This website is a scam, I order something and did not receive anything. They gave me 2 different tracking numbers, each one of them saying different statuses and only updating after I’m complaning.

14 November 2025
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