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Ordered and said it would take 4-7 days. It has been 25 days and still no delivery. Contacted them only to be told they cannot locate my order. Asked me 3 times to provide the email address I used, I provided it 3 times and keep going around in circles. This company is a scam and takes your money and does not deliver your order. You will be constantly told that they have no record of your order. AVOID THIS COMPANY.
This company is a scam, you don’t get what you think you get, and lie about having 5 stars on trustpilot
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