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I recently had a very bad experience with LeSportsac, Daniella Crossbody.
The quality is horrible. Looks like the company manufactured these using very bad material just to get quick money. My review is not posted. I strongly doubt if the reviews on the site were even real. There's no way anyone would be happy with the bags they purchased. They also ignore your email. That tells what kind of company this is.
This site is a scam! Despite the authentic looking website listing a Colorado address, this site is owned by Shortpopraven in Linyi China. I ordered an item that showed free shipping and total $36 for lesportsac and was charged $53.39 from Shortpopraven. There was no order confirmation. While there's a contact us page on the lesportsac-us fake site, the captcha doesn't work and there is no way to contact them from this site.
Please see the review posted for aldoonlineshop.com where another customer was scammed by Shortpopraven.
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