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A family-owned Newcastle Sweets Shop in NSW selling snacks, drinks, groceries & lollies from the UK, the USA, NZ, and Australia in-store or online.
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Australia
- sweetsworld.com.au
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Terrible experience
Placed an order online, 3 days later I received an email stating it has been posted and included tracking number. 5 days later, tracking still said ‘processing’ so I checked in with the store, only for them to tell me that nearly every item I had ordered & paid for was out of stock
July 7, 2023
Unprompted review
My sister got them for her grand…
My sister got them for her grand daughter's 13th birthday as she was stoked when she unwrapped it. Thank you very much.
Veronica
March 8, 2020
Unprompted review
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