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100% Scam. Took my money and then said they need another $120 to ship it. Wont refund. Wont ship.
100% Scam
Contact the real polkadot business and let them know
We're starting a class action suit against them to shut them down.
This is a scam site. They take your money and send a fake tracking info from a fake shipping company. Then try to scam additional money claiming the shipment is held up in customs and can be released with payment of a refundable deposit.
Scam site, they send nothing and setup fake shipping with fraudulent shipping company information. I have submitted paperwork with the FTC. Can't wait to see them taken down in the news.
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