Ripping Off Scots
No Scot should use this abomination of a company. Check their postal charges - £15.95 to Scotland. £4.95 to England or Wales.
Absolute complete and utter disgrace.
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No Scot should use this abomination of a company. Check their postal charges - £15.95 to Scotland. £4.95 to England or Wales.
Absolute complete and utter disgrace.
This company charges £15.95 to send a parcel containing 1 polo shirt to anywhere in Scotland. So much for Poulter's love of tartan. All Scots should avoid this rip off.
edit: site now closed
Made two internet orders so far, both arrived within 24 hours. Delighted with the products (Golo Tech shirts). Helpful UK telephone service also available.
...just a tip to anyone puchasing: I measure 46" chest with broad shoulders - found the XXL size an absolutely perfect fit.
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