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SCAM refuse to give owners name, “online business based in the UK” could NOT be more vague NEVER buy from this “business”. The ambassador deal will make you pay for the cheap jewelry in the shipping costs, which seem reasonable compared to the overpriced site prices Never buy from bocajewelry
Of course a SCAM, only look at the coments of tha instagram, all of bots or paid people to do it. You may trust these guys because they have followers but anybody can buy bots or create an account about something and change it all to do this things. For last the website looks made by a teenager trying to do dropshiping
Scammers for sure. Who would give away such expensive jewellery to people with low followers and would contact you through bait accounts
This is a scam site.
They also ask influencers to work with Them and than you need to pay only the high shipping cost. And Will never get anything
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