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It is a scam, please be warned!
I had to run a complaint with my card issuer as they literally robbed me (I thought I am buying a trenchvoat for 95 GBP abd they took much more in Yen to some chinese account!!!). Please, do not fall for it. There is no shop at all!
Maxcoshop.com is a scam I paid 100 pound and there is no confirmation email and no contact number or email a , idid not receive my order. Stay a way from this website.
Date 26 November 2022
The website is a scam, I realised too late, should have seen the warning signs, when you place an order you receive no confirmation, and the payment actually goes to a private person, Rachel Tofts. STAY AWAY!!!
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