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Scammers avoid never use they take details then avoid communicating after taking payment can be via bitcoin or bank details so that way they can take your money and run AVOID AT ALL COST THEY WILL SCAM YOU
SCAM. DO NOT USE. A fake courier company trying to change me £300 to deliver or he will go to the police with my details. £110 minimum order to then try and scam you again. Avoid at all costs. Do not trust. It’s a fake site
Scammers wish I had read below comment before visiting this site. Avoid at all times. They will just rip you off. Eastern Europeans. Avoid at all cost
Don't buy from these guys they ask you to pay for the goods fair enough then they want another £100 sent for security for their delivery driver which will return the money cash when he delivers it . I said no so never got my items , total scammers don't purchase !!
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