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I ordered a pair of hearing aids. The website looked french, I live in France. Once ordered I got an email for order then a week later tracking details from China post took 6 weeks more and tracking said delivered but I was home all day and nothing was deliveredm I sent 4 emails to chase they never responded. Now had to inform bank they are fraudulent company. I've lost a lot of money. Do not buy from them.
They took my money and never sent the product,
Ordered what I thought was HOKA running shoes took 2 months to arrive and when they did they were fake. SCAM avoid at all costs.
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