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If I could give less than one star, I definitely would. I had a horrible experience with them. The dress I received was completely different from what was shown on the website. It was of extremely poor quality, looking like it was worth $1. I sent multiple emails, but they didn’t accept the return. I do not recommend mermaigirl at all. It’s a complete waste of money, with cheap quality products and no return policy.
Very bad experience! I bought 8 items but I have only received 1!!!
I am trying to get hold of them but no one responded
Scammers. I ordered 3 pieces and after more than a month waiting for delivery I received 3 completely different things. Of course no way to return what you purchase from a Chinese website.
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