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Don’t ever buy anything of this company, I brought a cleaning pole which arrived broken , I paid the postage back which was about £43, and I said I wanted a refund , which I have never received, I have lost count how many emails , phone calls I’ve made .
They are such a bad company , find what your looking from someone else
Hi,
Bought an AliGator Aluminium Water Fed Pole about two months ago. Waited to arrive for about a 3 weeks as the company made me aware about long delais in delivery.
Arrived in a small diffrerent spec than expected as I dismissed a crucial info written on the website.
I raised a small complain to the company and the complain was solved although I had no trust it would be.
John Beattie Senior Sales Advisor @Brodex is a man of his word and proved to me that the company trades in good faith.
Thank you.
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