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Company is a clear fraud it’s not a 3D image of your product nor does the photos look like us, people don’t bother with this company and others offering similar products this is the second company that did the same thing probably same company with two names
I ordered a 3D figure and received a 2D image on Plexiglas. The image I sent for the template of myself and my wife was not recognizable on the Plexiglas. I was refused a refund, but after a month of back-and-forth emails, I received at least 50%. For me, this was pure rip-off with fraudulent intent.
This company is falsely advertising its products. The items customers receive are nothing like what is shown or described when purchasing. This is NOT a 3D statue as described. It comes as a flat acrylic sheet that slips into a slot on the base.
To make matters worse, the customer service was extremely disappointing. When I requested a refund, it was denied, and I was told that the product I received was “fine,” despite it clearly not matching what was advertised.
The product images are clearly misleading. The website presents a realistic 3D statue, but what you actually receive is a flat acrylic sheet with a printed photo on it. From the side it is completely flat. There is no 3D sculpture at all.
The marketing creates the strong impression of a detailed, sculpted figure. This is not what is delivered. It is simply a printed acrylic stand with a wooden base.
For €30 this feels like mass-produced dropshipping quality, not a carefully crafted “personalized statue” as advertised. The images appear heavily edited or AI-generated to make the product look premium and three-dimensional.
Buyers should know: this is a 2D printed acrylic display, not a real figurine.
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