The quality perfect
The quality perfect! And the customer service was perfect.
1 September 2025
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DO NOT BUY!!!
DO NOT BUY!!!
I purchased 3 wall lights, paid in full and received a confirmation email. The website states products will be shipped in 3-5 days and tracking
number provided. 6 weeks later I have no lights or tracking number.
I have emailed, used the online live chat, and messaged through social media which have mostly been ignored. The company is based in India and the customer service is shocking/non-existent. As I still have not received my lights and had no response from Doozie for a refund, I have had to make a claim through my credit card provider.
This company should not be allowed to continue to sell online.
24 June 2022
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