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Likely to be a scam website. I ordered some Cashmere plates, and after payment noticed that a different amount had been charged to my credit card. The shop is supposedly based in Australia, but the transaction came from China and the merchant name was different - supposedly a pet shop. So - don't order here!
Scam site - tried to purchase some kitchenware, after I put in my credit card details I then got taken to another website where they wanted me to put in my credit card details again for a different product at a different price. A day later my bank picked up a 0.02 cent charge on my credit card (a test charge to see if the payment would go through). Save yourself the trouble of having to cancel and reissue your credit card and avoid this site at all costs.
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