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I ordered a dress. What arrived was a rag that looked nothing like the dress in the photos — plus it came with a significant delay, and I had to keep asking for updates. I placed the order on March 26, and on May 6 I contacted them because I still hadn’t received it. They sent a second one, which arrived on May 21. I returned it and sent several more emails asking for a refund, but received no response. I do not recommend this store 👎👎👎
I bought a swimsuit from them, which took a whole month to arrive. But at least it arrived. I also contacted their email and they replied within 3 days, which makes me belive they are working but just very late.
SCAMMERS
this shop are scam!!! I’ve ordered 2 weeks ago and order NEVER SHIPPED
The mail address given for contact NEVER REPLIED, I’ve asked for refund NEVER BEEN DONE
They must be blacklisted asap
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