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Last wednesday, an order from Bladi was supposed to be delivered. GLS claims it delivered but I have several witnesses that they didn't. I reported this to BLADI. They told me to be patient, on wednesday. No further action nor reaction was taken. Really bad.
This webshop has to be reported, it is a scam site. Placed an order and never received anything, it shows always on stand-by, several contacts by email, no response. Stay away from this very suspicious webshop.
On May 22, 2025, I placed an order and paid, but I never received anything. I've sent several emails with no response. The phone number doesn't exist. It says the order is still awaiting payment. Scam.
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