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Plastic and waste-free online store based in the UK offering zero waste, vegan, natural, organic and plastic free alternatives to everyday products.
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If I could rate it no stars I would. I placed a order with the company back in March. No product ever arrived and any contact they gave me for "customer service" doesnt work. They simply stole 99.00 from me!
Reply from A Waste Free World
Hi Jenna, I think you have got the wrong company, we are a plastic free online shop in the UK, and we have no record of any order from you at all.
So glad such a website exists. Getting plastic free step by step. So glad such a website exists. Not one single problem with my orders so far.
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