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I bought NodSlumb earbuds from them for USD79. Then they ship me the wrong colour, and the packaging was in Chinese, and there was zero mention of NodSlumb. Then I did an image search on Shopee and found the exact model sold for roughly USD5. What a scam. Do not buy from them.
Crap company. Dishonest. Incompetent. Don’t be fooled by their marketing. Their products are cheap and do not work. Their website will take your money, you will get no confirmation. Your money will be taken and then they pretend to be manually looking for your money, never finding it so all you are left with is to dispute the transaction with the bank. The worst company we have ever dealt with.
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