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Ordered my GF a Crystal Ball for Christmas and it was going to be awhile until it was delivered. By the 4th , well it's the 9th so I went to there website to find that it was closed down. Unbelievable.
Ordered my mom a crystal ball with a moon in it. Item was delivered to my post office, and when USPS tried to deliver it, they... didn't. They marked it as a bad address and returned the item to sender. When I contacted the site about it, all they would say is that it was delivered, even when I sent the info that the post office rejected it... Never got my money back. Very disappointed.
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