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My experience mirrors that of Patrick who writes below. Maccop took my money and I am now unable to contact them. Their website has disappeared and they do not respond to emails. SCAM!
This is a fraudulent company. They stated on their website the company is based in New York. They had a fully functioning website. As soon as I made a purchase the website disappeared and said:
"Oops, something went wrong.
What happened?
This shop is unavailable
What can I do?
Press the back button on your browser.
Return to the previous page."
The PayPal transaction states the recipient of the payment is "Non-US - Unverfied" and multiple attempts at contacting them via email have failed. STAY AWAY FROM ANY COMPANY WITH MYSHOPIFY IN THEIR NAME (URL)!!!
Hoping PayPal will step-up and help since they authorized payment to such a fake/fraudulent scam!
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