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I will write this in English:
The personnel is EXTREMELY rude after I just had looked and asked about a figure. The also add 50% more than the actual today value, THATS CRAZZYYYYY! Mafex boba fett goes around 50-60€ in other shops and online, and he sells it for 100€. I understand the need of a margin BUT THIS IS CRAZY !! If u want to get scammed/robbed it is the perfect store but I don’t and if there was a 0/5 I would choose it
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