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This company is 100% fraud I never received my order, contacted Better Business Bureau there’s no way to find them as they are showing under hidden domain, the number listed next to their name on my credit card statement comes up (not in service)
Beware of this website it is a scam. The ad says they are from the US and offer a 30 day money back guarantee. I paid $57 AUD as I believed this was a genuine item. There are 100's advertised online for around $10. The bracelet did not come from the US but from China.
It is rubbish, cheap beads on a piece of nylon thread with the the knot showing. It is so small it would fit a child.
Arrived in a small package with no reference to Magnetox.
I was sent 2 different emails from 2 separate addresses. I requested a return address from both and was told no refund but a 10% discount. I refused and was then offered a 20% discount.
Fortunately I only purchase online via Paypal and they got me a full refund.
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