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Scam company / wrong product sent.
Bought a nespresso machine and got an item worth 20 euros. This is a scam, luckly I paid with credit card and will have the purchase disputed and reinbursed, but be aware.
I received a wrong 30 times cheaper product with no possibility to change it or send it back, because all the information on the website is fake. I have payed with Ideal and contacted both my bank and the police.
Shame on me for getting scammed by them. Bought a Nespresso for €220 which was never sent, phone numbers don’t work, no response to email and address shows nothing on Google maps. And I paid with Ideal. Damn!
Please don’t buy from them.
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