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This is a SCAM company from China. They send emails stating which country the order is st customs such as Spain and then stop emailing any information about the order entirely. THEY TAKE YOUR MONEY AND DO NOT SEND YOU ANYTHING!! DO NOT FALL FOR THIS FAKE ADVERTISEMENT FOR PAYRIOTIC T-SHIRTS.
THIS IS A CHINESE COMPANY PRETENDING TO BE USA BASED. THEY WILL TAKE YOUR MONEY AND GIVE YOU FAKE TRACKING NUMBERS FOR GREECE, SPAIN, AND CHINA. YOU WILL NEVER SEE ANYTHING FROM THEM THEY JUST LAUNCHED THIS WEBSITE OCTOBER OF LAST YEAR AND ITS A CHINESE COMPANY. THEY RUN ADS ON INSTAGRAM AND FACEBOOK PRETENDING TO SUPPORT CHARLIE KIRK THEY ARE A RIP OFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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