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Why this store even exits🤌 Really don't understand why the store can still be open. If I can give zero star to this store, I'll totally do this. one star is really too high for such service 🤌🤌🤌🤌
This store's lack of integrity is concerning. As a supplier, we provided goods to this store, but they have consistently failed to settle the outstanding payment. Despite our request for a refund and the return of the goods, they refuse to comply, using our products without payment. Such dishonest behavior raises doubts about their ability to provide quality products and services to consumers. I urge everyone to avoid shopping at this dishonest store to prevent potential disputes and ensure a positive consumer experience.
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