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Same as everyone else, ripped off for £44.90 for a coat that never arrived and then the company disappeared. First time I've had a bad experience from an advert on FB but from now on I won't order anything from an FB link and in future will always use my credit card for online purchases.
We have ordered a jacket at a cost of £44.90 on 12th March 2023. We have not received a jacket, we have e-mailed on 12th April but with no reply to date. Having now read other reviews we doubt we will ever receive a jacket. How can these people be stopped from taking peoples hard earned money.
I ordered a coat from them on the 13 march, paid £49.99 and not received my order.
My husband ordered a jacket from this company which was on Facebook, he paid for it, but read reviews the next day on Facebook and everyone said it was a scam
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