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I had to buy some more supplies from vitcas as i had a bit of a disaster with the pizza oven. Shannon explained exactly what I needed. I placed my order on wed at 2pm hoping to get it by Friday, but shannon worked magic to get me everything the very next day, Thursday...superb
Stupidly bought something from this lot, and have now been added to their spam list. Daily spam I didn't sign up for, and comes without an Opt Out link - so two clear breaches of GDPR.
Basically, these clowns think they're above the law.
Won't be buying from again, and have reported their emails to Google as spam.
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