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PrestaShop continues to be the world’s most popular open source e-commerce solution powering more than 250,000 stores worldwide. Backed by leading industry partners, PrestaShop ensures easy online selling by providing more than 310 native features that...
I bought a theme from Prestashop addons and it doesn't work. The developer doesn't know how to fix it..... how is that possible? and it's not the first time...... because I'm not very intelligent. They don't even want to refund me and they want to ban me. Is such a thing possible??
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