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Supergod service. Købte en cardigan, som vidte sig at være for lille. Havde brug for at få den byttet meget hurtigt lige op til jul. Og via telefon fik vi aftalt hvordan det hele kunne gå op. Drn 22 december havde jeg en ny retur. Alt klappede. Jeg vil bestemt købe der igen.
Comimos en el restaurante galeón de Seve en Navia,Espectacular,eso lo describe todo,desde el trato del dueño (Sebe) el del personal y la comida,por poner una nota ligeramente negativa,la tarta de turrón
Utroligt at firmaet sælger garn, hvor oplysningerne er angivet forkert. På garnet står der 100% alpaca, men det passer ikke, fordi det er meget tydeligt, at garnet også indeholder et syntetisk tråd.
Har haft kommunikation med firmaet for et år siden om det, hvor de har lovet mig at undersøge det, men jeg har ikke hørt mere fra dem.
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