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Used pressureball for 7 months. Found it made no difference to the pressure and bouce. I asked to a refund from Barry which I received, only before I sent him a picture of me cutting off the valve on the tube first. This left a bitter taste after this request. I am a regular league and club player. More waste to go to landfill! You should have just taken a customers word. Why would I get in touch after 7 months! Wasteful
Its been a long time now, no delivery and no reply...
As a tennis player and fan I watch it on youtube, that's where I saw an ad for pressureball, checked the website and order a set. After 4 weeks and no parcel dilivered I emaild the company, Raewyn from pressureball replied saing it would take 4 to 6 weeks, It's now been 9 weeks and I haven't got it yet...desapointing.
I wonder if it's a real company?
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