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I placed an order and changed the embroidery request by email; they attended to the change promptly. The duvets and pillow cases are not cheap but on arrival seem of excellent quality. They also arrived relatively promptly, which is a nice change for a Portugal online order!
As a customer of many years I received an email offer for towels ,and ordered. Received a confirmation of order and invoice within minutes showing 3 -5 day delivery. The next day noticed on confirmation of order,in tiny print, " out of stock". On phoning today was informed yes, out of stock, and will not be supplying, as no further stock being ordered.How can they confirm an order, give a delivery time, and charge me, with no intention of supplying?
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