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Flower delivery offers same day delivery service in entire London. So if you want to tell a special someone they mean the world to you, ordering flower arrangement from the most reputable flower delivery company is the best choice you could make. Call and speak to some of our dedicated flower experts to help you combine the most appropriate selection of flowers for every occasion. We are expecting your orders every day, including the weekends, on: 020 3900 2443
53a Bollo Lane, W4 5LS, London, United Kingdom
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It's a scam associated to the HandyFlower platform.
Ordered flowers for an occasion, paid and the delivery was never made. 2 days after the delivery tried to contact customer service and never got any response
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