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I used to order a few years ago and had a great experience..now we have suppliers who literally send to UK but are trying to rip us off. They take no notice of xompliants..waste of time we get suppliers who tell lies to customers .we have suppliers who gives you a price then charges when it gets to UK
I have tried in the end I have been forced to buy
How is that right
Alibaba dispute service is very bad, one of the Alibaba seller scammed money from me, I sent to Alibab my complaint and all proof that I have but they did not take serious action. Order request#229899942001023423
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