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iShopper is a shopping service company based in UK, offers cash back products and also operates in payment technology, dynamic currency conversion and logistical services.
United Kingdom
3.4
2 reviews
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IShopper对于专业代购来说，专业安全和高效。也推荐给了身边海淘用户使用，朋友都很高兴省下了不菲的费用。
Ishopper is efficient and reliable to users, especially for frequent international buyers. The cash back is significantly better than any other choices in the market.
It used to allowed UK's bank transferred to its shopping card for topping up. At the day with especially high exchange rate, the business gonna force you to use their Alipay to top up the shopping card with expensive rate of exchange change. By showing a notification that due to 'bank fault', they only can accept topping up by Alipay. Very low trust business. Such shameless liar.
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