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Do not buy from this company. Bought a set of knives which never arrived and when I questioned it they replied to state they were delivered and gave a fake tracking number. AVOID! Highly unlikely I will get my money back.
Knife never arrived, can't contact them through number and don't answer emails.
This is a fake Chinese company operating from China but displaying a London address. I bought a set of knives, which they claim is stainless steel, but they are not. I want to send them back for refund but they want answer my emails. Fake company
Fake company. Order never arrived and seller never replied to emails. Luckily got my money back through PayPal.
What a terrible service this company offers. Make you believe they are in London then ship from China. Then on top of the price you pay make you pay a customs charge. As they say if you want your knives you have to pay.
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