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Avoid ordering from Nano Sneakers. I paid for my order, but the package was never delivered, and despite contacting customer support multiple times, I still have not received a refund. They keep sending the same generic responses without actually resolving the issue. This has been a very disappointing and frustrating experience. I would strongly recommend being careful before purchasing from this company.
I requested to exchange the sneakers that were clearly too small for my size. They stalled and stalled with naming a return address until all the sneakers were sold out and my choice was between returning them without replacement (which would have never happened, let's be real) or just keeping my small sneakers. What a joke company.
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