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I purchased a Lego from this company. It was fake. Do not purchase anything from Boxedcolors! They are thieves! And when I contacted them, they refused to give me my money back.
Buyer Beware! FRAUD!
I placed an order, received a smashed package after almost a month of waiting. They offered a 50%refund or replacement. I wanted a replacement. Another month goes by, same thing completely smashed, they ship from China with no protection, just place the item in a brown bag. Now they won’t even answer my emails.
I wasted my money on this because the site didn't have any reviews so id thought i would give it a try. Huge mistake ! Now im warning others. Its a scam!! Customer service only responded when i told them i would warn others about them.
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