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Payment amount was less then total which seemed off, then didn't process in an encrypted format like typical check outs. Call your credit card or bank immediately if you added your payment information, this site is a scam.
Purchased from this website, didn’t get a proper receipt. PayPal transaction came in a person’s name, not a company name and they charge me a different amount than what my total was. Everything looked good until submitting and receiving weird information.
The website felt weird and sketchy. Went to check out and took my info, but wouldn’t let me officially complete my order. And now my MC is getting random charges
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