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Scammer
simply a scammer
I've been waiting for my brakes for over 5 months now
No response
Then they just say
Your order will be ready this week and will be shipped
And again, nothing happens for a month
No response, nothing
This company scam so many people beware and don't give them your money, once you do the communication stops. If you comment about your negative experience on their FaceBook or Insta pages your comments are removed and you get banned from their pages, that's why you don't see negative comments on their pages.
Do not buy. Takes 10x the amount of time you get told. Have to argue your way to get the product.
Do. Not. Buy. From. This. Seller.
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