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I bought two motors from this website, as shown in the pictures and videos, but what I received was a complete disaster—just a cheap knock-off, not even fit to put on a shelf. This is a scam website; You should never buy from them.
ordered engine model kit von00003052 never received the item tried contacting company via there web site multiple times with NO response. Finally received a piece of junk statue that was not what was ordered , sent picture of it to them again with no response, I would advise anyone thinking about ordering from this company to be very wary of their legitimacy.
ATTENTION
don’t order anything at Voniri.com.
This is pure cheating.
Don’t trust this company it is a scam from China. Product delivered but nothing like as described. I wanted a small model engine for my father to build and it came as a blob of plastic! Terrible … don’t buy with this company.
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