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I ordered lamp from their website…and was waiting 2 month…and when it arrived…from China…quality is so poor…it looks cheap whereas I paid 50$. Customer support Aleksandra offered me 10% discount…then 20%…or return to China! Poor thing…I am going to claim everywhere I can
Scam!!! I bought a bathrobe which was supposed to be in 600gr cotton. I received from China a basic one in Polyester. they ask me to get back it in Netherland (I should paid the fees) to have my money back. I refused. They proposed me to get me back 20% of the amount and keep it. I refused again! I had to fight and threat them to have 80% of my money back...
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