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Absolute scam. Ordered in December and emailed several times with no response. My own fault after they didn’t accept PayPal/Apple Pay or credit card so I could get my money back. Should have known from that!
I wish I had read people's review before purchasing. They are definitely a scam. Kept emailing them, but no response.
Scammer. They took my money. No tracking. That is why prices are very cheap
Scam taken my money then went offline/no tracking
Definitely a scam - they keep putting up new websites and then removing after a few days so you can't track them. Still allowed to advertise on Facebook. Babyjoyse, Forendi, Kids Breeze and probably other names as well.
It is a scam! They tried to collect my card with a different amount and never sent the tracking! Don't get fouled by their scammy prices! Too good to be true!
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