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Ordered item was free shipping ! Item nowhere near item shown! also Item damaged unusable plus paid $8.99 for shipping! Was give phone # for customer service1 # not in service! The unit advertised and unit received no way near the one shown! Found out later that this company is a scam! Do not know how to get money back! They have my credit card #'s! They are based in China!
Do not use. Their claimed project wins are plagiarised from other websites and not true. Their address is an industrial unit and shared by other fake companies. Check them on Companies House before you decide to work with these people.
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