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Firmaet er i Shanghai.
De sælger ikke ægte sko, men dårlige kopier.
De er meget længe om at svare og svarer på dårlig engelsk.
Jeg vil gerne retunere mine sko men ved ikke hvor til, og hvordan jeg kan få mine penge tilbage. Så må vist erkende at jeg har gkort en ret dårlig handel.
Handel ikke ved dette firma!!!!
De skriver det hele på dansk op hjemmesiden, men når man bestiller, får man ingen ordrebekræftelse. Skriver man til dem, får man korte svar på rigtig dårlig engelsk. Det er kinesere der sidder og skriver på deres ekstreme dårlige engelsk. De er slet ikke til at kommunikere med. De svarer ikke på ens spørgmål og de fatter ikke når man vil annulere ordren. De er for dumme.
Lad vær med at bestil varer på hjemmesiden.
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