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They are a scam! I bought 2 gift cards then tried to use them and they both had a $0 balance. 2 calls to customer service and no response! These people are just criminals stealing your money! Don’t use them.
I received a gift card with a zero balance. They did the right thing and refunded me however they then blocked my account after that. Nobody was able to give me a reason why and I couldn't speak to someone who spoke decent English. If I was ever able to use them again I wouldn't!
Placed a order of course with all my correct information they reviewed account for whatever reason and then blocked it, After contacting support to figure out whats going on and to provide more information if they needed i get a useless respond!
Beware its just a waste of time with complete unprofessional!
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