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I'm in my late 70's (yep still having a social hit) and have only written a couple of reviews before, as once you post them you can't get them back. Tennis Direct were the cheapest by far, the product is fine (quality brand) and the delivery was great....highly recommended.
The item I purchased has not been shipped even after 10 days.
They refuse to cancel it and do the refund. They just took my money and that is it.
In best case they are using customers as a source of financing and that they didn’t even had an item on stock.
Absolute disgrace.
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