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TERRIBLE SELLER EXPERIENCE!!!! It took nearly 7 weeks to plan the shipment for an order with 5 items / €16.000+ and is still has not been paid. They will pay 2 weeks after shipment (which they organise) that's 9 weeks of no stock & no payment. Selency is the worst of the worst platforms. No communication, unresponsive, late shipments, late payments. Stay away as a seller there are many other platforms that are more respectful.
useless system, items are offered with a shipping estimate, yet when you go to check out it only allows for pick up as a delivery option. Help chat is useless and in French only.
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