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Paid $60 for a beautiful (ONLY IN PICTURED AD) BOGO FREE Patriotic wreath. Thought I was supporting a US small biz. Received complete CRAP from China not resembling the pictures at all. Contacted them via email with no help in resolving issue. Total waste of money & total SCAM!
Did business with this website thinking it was in the U.S. It was not. Paid $38 including shipping for a patriotic wreath. Was shipped from China and it was crap when I received about 21 days later. Do business with stayyour.com at your own peril. I could have purchased a patriotic wreath at the dollar store that would have been nicer. Absolute crap!!!
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