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What didn't go wrong? I ordered a veteran memorial duck. Order was charged on my credit card on 12/19. It is 1/4/2025. I sent an email to the address they gave for customer service. The address isn't good. There is no phone # or chat line that they say they have. I got no confirmation or tracking # like they say they do. Not a lot of money but very disappointed. I'm contacting my cc for money back.
I Never received my order. I thought it would arrive for Christmas.
Fraud. The shoes were terrible quality and nothing like the site promised. They want you to return the shoes to China, which they know cost you more than it's worth. Total scam. Stay away.
This is illegal in Norway. I will report them now.
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