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i haven't received clothes i purchased in feb 2015. wish i had read all the reviews about this company before i purchased. i just assumed being an australian company it would be trustworthy but no.......i have had probably 20 emails promising a return.
from stories like their warehouse flooding, to someones mum passing away.
now im having trouble with the online chat.
After waiting 3 months for my goods I was advised that my order would be cancelled and a refund processed. After many follow ups and lies I am still waiting. My order was for over $140. To date they have had my money for over 4.5 months. This is fraudulent behaviour.
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