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This website is a scam! do not order from them. I never received an ackowledgment of my order, no order number but money is indeed well gone from my account. I messaged them various time and no response obviously ! Very annoying and a veru disappointed child.
What a joke! To continue their scam, they changed their domain name from ".com" to ".info."
Fake notifications, fake shipping and order numbers, fake business addresses, and fake phone numbers.
I bought three products last June. No deliveries were made, no response to my messages, even if I sent them several times. A fake sales site, in short, a scam. I don't understand how the French IT and legal services don't intervene. Judging by the comments here, they've been scamming for months. In Turkey, such a scam site can survive 4-5 days at most.
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