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Made an order, no delivery. Tried to ring them and nobody picks up. Emailed and a standard auto reply. My feeling is this is a scam. This website should be taken offline. Do not fall into this trap. Just order from a reputable shop and stay clear of this website!
DO NOT, under any circumstances, send any money to this place. Absolute amateurs. There is no real ordering in place, the order is handed off to another company then disappears. Emails to De Witte Tandenwinkel will NEVER be replied, their phone apparently doesn't work since you can never reach anyone, and your order will never arrive. It's a black hole for your money, time and hope. I've tried in vain to get a response, so not I will do a chargeback with my card company. Are they scammers? Who knows.
Check their google reviews also, just for a second opinion.
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