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Una auténtica ESTAFA!!...2 PARES DE ZAPATOS Y EN MI NIMO TIEMPO, LAS SUELAS DE LOS 2 PARES SE PARTEN....Estoy reclamando la devolución del importe de los mismos ya que otros, serían misma calidad...!HORRIBLE!...DENUNCIEN!!
Te cobran 10€ por la devolución en los 14 días, dice que aparece dentro de un enlace a la política en el último paso de la compra. La ley dice que hay que avisar al usuario explícitamente y de forma clara. Eso no cumple con la normativa, no recomiendo comprar aquí jamás. Yo desde luego no lo haré, me siento robado.
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