the orthopedic shoes are not fit for…
the orthopedic shoes are not fit for purpose- they let in water from every angle - should not be allowed to sell them - a load of crap
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the orthopedic shoes are not fit for purpose- they let in water from every angle - should not be allowed to sell them - a load of crap
I ordered 2 pairs of shoes on the17th December they still has not arrived I paid £45.98 Where are they
Scam!!
All of these shoes on the 7th of December I didn't come until the 30th of December they were supposed to be a size 44 they were a size 46 which is the size 11 they look cheap nasty and there's no way of contacting the seller and when you go on the internet night it says as a malicious warning not to enter the site because it can cause problems with your computer this ought to be stopped but there seems nowhere of contact them there's no email address to contact just another internet scam
I ordered waterproof orthopaedic shoes for my husband and they have not arrived very disappointed at being scammed this company rob from the elderly we are 73&76 years old
I ordered two pairs of 'orthopaedic' shoes, after falling for the promise of having the most amazing comfortable shoes. I was fortunate to promptly receive the two pairs. However, I was very surprised to discover that they are labelled 'professional skate boarding shoes', one of which is damaged. I was informed that it was too expensive to return them, and as a good will gesture they would give me a 10% refund. Following on-line advice, I will contact my credit card company. Why do Facebook allow these scammers to advertise on their site. And why was I so gullible?!
Believe this is a scam and trustpilot maybe aware of. Contacting bank fraud group
It’s a scam!!
I have purchased shoes with a possibility to return them within 14 days. Now that I am returning them, original email from the company:
„Due to the epidemic situation, the return channel is closed. Can we give you a refund? Can you accept 40% refund for shoes?“
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