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I received an email stating i did not pay Chemist and Druggist even though i paid, i accidentally made again and not i have been chasing the refund for over 4 months! No Level of professionalism shown - do not anything they send via email. Query everything that comes from this compnay!
They wrote threatening emails for money when paid and due to this were double paid, have been trying to get a refund for 5 months. Please please avoid this company at all costs
Rubbish company never sign up with them they have no ethics - like the review before me they take your money and don’t give it back absolutely disgusting. It’s been 3 months now and they still haven’t given me my refund they are scammers or wolves in sheep's clothing.
really poor experience every time you contact this company to make a change/cancel a subscription. They take your money with no explanation.
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