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I ordered a set of nipple clamps, they sent wrong ones. I sent an email explaining that, sent picture of the ones I got as proof. well I've been waiting a couple weeks for a response, and didn't get one till today. response came in the mail in the form the ones I did order!! No questions ask. so yes they are getting five stars from me and they have acquired a new loyal customer!!
When I subscribed to the premium subscription they snuck in a trial for another site that turned into a monthly subscription without my knowledge. I also did not receive a email confirmation of the second subscription.
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