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NDEstore.com is a bunch of scammers. Their employees contact you and urge to pay atleast 50 percent of payments in advance to get orders being served. As soon as payment is made they stop responding. Their email address for customer service is also a scam and never replies to any email. So @all please beware of this bunch of scammers.
I know the founder of the website and the current CEO both are amazing people, had been ordering regularly the service is quick and the products are authentic.
This a scam site/store. Someone will chat with you, once payment is made no more communication. Don’t be a victim like me.
Pure scammers. Selling cheap Chinese products as premium or made in Japan. Never buy from them.
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