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Oomssport schaatsen en skeelers is de grootste schaats en skeeler specialist van de Benelux. Sinds 1959 gespecialiseerd in onderandere Kunstschaatsen, Langebaan schaatsen en IJshockey.
Netherlands
3.2
17 reviews
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Every time I try to order skates from them they show 'in stock' on their website, but every time they contact me to cancel my order and say that they don't have the product. Do not recommend. 👎👎👎👎👎
They were rude and didn’t seem to know how to do their job. The store was empty, yet I had to wait one hour to get my order, even though I had booked it one month in advance. On top of that, they sold one of my reserved items to another customer! So what is the point of booking in advance?
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