What I love about this company is that my original swimsuit I ordered which had incredibly bright colors. It was the next off the shoulder style and so elegant, but under that armpit it was just t... See more
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Shocking customer service. Still no refund.,
I had to cancel my order as it would have arrived too late. I spoke with someone via email and the parcel was rerouted. It arrived back with the seller a month ago. Despite 4 emails I have had no reply and I am still waiting to get my money back.

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