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Ordered Items through Facebook, Antasie gave order number. About 6 weeks after order received an email good delivered. Nothing had been received. Sent emaisl to customer service but get ignored. Avoind this scam company
Swiftoply complete crap. Pieces missing and not as advertised. No communication from the customer service team.
The bars game is not even a board, it’s fold out cloth. I’ve taken photos to prove the game is no bigger than a dinner plate. Pieces missing and you can hardly read the cloth. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.
Ordered through instagram, stay away. No way of contacting them other than an email address and no one is responding.
Paid £27.98 for Elf on shelf idea box 5 weeks ago and it hasn’t arrived.
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