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Looks like scam, but money was refunded via bank transfer.
Only when I contacted them, I was informed that my item wasn't in stock.
They offered me all kinds of alternative products instead and made unrealistic promises about being able to restock or the supplier having new availability soon.
When I requested them to finally refund my money, they started an endless discussion about the way to refund.
All perfect! I ordered a rare fleece jacket for a delivery to Austria and the package came swift, and the jacket is of perfect quality. The personal service was totally friendly and I noticed that they have a lot of recommendations on facebook. So, the shop is for real and the owners are very motivated. I will order again!
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