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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Toxic candles and he treated me like garbage

So the guy lost his merchant account due to fraudulent transactions. This is something the evils are doing to get rid of all smaller companies online. Large evil corps are run by the evils, so that would never happen to them. The evils control the entire banking system of course, so this isn't hard for them to do.

When I went to go pay, I noticed that he only takes Pay Pal which I won't use. Very evil corp. Did you know the last time I checked, and this was years ago, they had 3
class actions against them? They are known for taking people's money.

In fact, the site that detailed tons of Truthful info about them even from previous employees has been highjacked. I don't think I can type it here. I knew of that site from 2004.

I hadn't been on there in years and when I went on there a few years ago, there was not a MENTION of what really goes on at Pay Pal.

No one ever has a problem with PP until it happens to THEM.

Anyway, I gave him some more background on what's going on with WWIII and how it relates to him as a small business owner and him losing his MID, and he totally ignored me.

That means he's a zombie and refuses to wake up to the TRUTH. I was this close to not ordering from him, but I needed the two candles. I really shouldn't buy from zombies anymore. If they refuse to acknowledge what is going on in the world as it related to HUMANITY, them and their friends and family, there will be issues with them. I am already seeing a pattern with others as well.

I asked him questions about his iodine. He didn't know much, so I didn't order it from him.

I said I could pay him by cashapp which I did.

He processed the order, but then his automated email showed that he didn't put something on the shipping label I had typed out, so I wrote him.

He just sent me an image.

I said well that's not what your email says. He ignored that.

I had no time to get irked. I'm too busy fighting in this war and you can see how everyone has changed in this world. That is NOT by accident. More info on ourfreesociety dot and you know the rest.

My candles were being shipped to me in Mexico via a package forwarding company and it takes me time to buy everything and ship, so by the time I tried one, it was almost 2 months later (I think). Even so, you shouldn't be forced to light a candle just to test it out. I often don't use the products I buy right away.

The cork top was cheaply made and I could tell the whole thing was of cheaper quality then the other candles I purchased.

During the burn, my eye started to tear up and pull, which means there's something toxic in the candle. I didn't know if it was the soy or the essential oils.

I finally had to snuff it out and I told him within a day or two.

That's when the drama started.

First he ignores my emails forcing me to waste my time writing him to ask if he got them. He did that with all 3 of them. When he wanted my money he responded back right away.

I felt bad for him because I know how hard it is to make money, but his candle was a problem and now I'm out over $30. I can't burn the remainder of the first one nor would I try the second one.

In the end after 3-4 emails with his first email insinuating that I was scamming him because it had been almost 2 months, he took days to ask what I wanted and I said a refund. Then he complained that he normally doesn't do that, but will make an except, just return the candles. Oh, and he said that his candles are fine and that I'm the problem and he should have known this.

I'm like OMG, I'm the problem???

I've been nothing but nice to him and he blames me for I have no idea what.

I just told him forget about it because I can't ship them to the US anyway since it would cost me $75 just to ship them.

I, a poor person who fights in this WAR (WWIII) every day 12-14 hours per day since it started in March 2020, just lost over $30, and was treated like garbage by this guy.

Even if he had offered half that would have been nice, but he just ignored me and then accused me of things that weren't true. I still have no idea what he's going on about.

What did I do to this guy? I told him that the email he sent me was missing information??? I told him the Truth about what's really going on?

I'm pretty sure his other products are of the same low quality.

Thank gawd I didn't buy more and lose more money.

February 4, 2026
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