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Attempted to contact George at Vozz Helmets Australia. He had previously replied to an email promising to refund my NZ$932.85 for a Vozz helmet purchased. NEVER received the helmet or a refund.
I agree that Vozz helmets are a complete scam. Their website is still up and functional and appears to accept orders. Warning Do NOT place an order. You will not see a helmet and your money will disappear.
Absolute thieves, ordered and paid $900 was given all the excuses and run around as to why the helmet wasn’t sent for months and more months! then after months without any delivery, broken promises of a refund, all communication went cold! Beware do not trust this company!
SCAM, ordered a helmet that did not turn up. Unable to contact through any of their details or pages. Originla business may have folded and been taken over by a scam, hard to tell.
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