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I ordered an album from their store online in september. they supossedly sent it in october, but it NEVER arrived, they dont respond emails, they basically ignore every form of communication.
What a terrible placd ti buy the goods they don't send the item they don't answer to emails messages don't buy from this company they should not be trading there not fit for purpose
Ignored online when complaining about a faulty record purchased from the Leamington Spa shop. Blocked on Facebook despite sharing a genuine complaint.
I spend hundreds of pounds on records every month but not a penny goes to this terrible company.
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