Support unreachable
Gift card email actually sent but that's were the positives end. Gift card unredeemable and support (both online and via email) unreachable.
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Gift card email actually sent but that's were the positives end. Gift card unredeemable and support (both online and via email) unreachable.
After buying a gift card for my grand daughter’s birthday and sending numerous emails trying to have it activated I have now contacted my credit card company to get my money back. This company is owned by two Australians and although it is a legitimate UK company I am convinced they do not exist to sell gift cards. Look at their accounts on Companies House, ZERO sales on their published accounts. I rest my case M’Lord.
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