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I ordered shoes for my son online and we did receive them however they are much larger than I ordered. I want to return them but the website no longer exists. The shoes are shipped from China. This is not a legitimate website. Complete scam!
Ordered Air Jordan 1mid light smoke grey on the 27th November costing £135 still not arrived no communication I have sent them 3 emails no replies. My daughters Christmas present,I’m really angry looking into cancelling the order and getting money back. Disgusting service!! Stay clear
BEWARE!! RIP OFF FAKE CHINESE AIR JORDANS!
I ordered shoes for my daughter, they did not arrive for 5 weeks , tried to cancel order, their website said ground shipping but when tracking came form China I got suspicious. When I said I will report the the entire website was taken down. The shoes did arrive eventually but were FAKES!!!!They had made it look like a UK site!! beware.
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