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Terrible service – do not buy anything here! My order was supposed to arrive on January 29th. Support told me to expect a 10-business-day delay, but nothing arrived. Now, they are ignoring all my emails for almost two weeks. Complete waste of time and money.
I bought a product that arrived broken. It took a lot of time just to get the return started. Even though they sent the courier to pick it up, after 10 days of waiting, they kept claiming it 'still didn't arrive' at their depot. Now, they have stopped responding to my emails entirely. They are basically scamming people by keeping the money and the product.
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