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Ordered shoes. Months later they still haven't arrived. Every time i reach out the send me a tracking number that doesn't even exist or an order number that their own site says isn't valid. When I ask for a refund they say " your package will be there in the next couple of days". They send scripted and false replies.
These people are criminals don't buy anything order shoes arrived after a month they sent wrong size i email them their ok you keep the size that doesn't fit which was their mistake and I provided proof and I pay 40% for the right size so pay 140% for what I ordered originally. Not a sorry and now they dissappear and payment company that does bizz with these people should be ashamed avoid like the plague
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