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it's a SCAM. do not buy anything.
This sob story about her retiring and all is fake. the images in the website is AI generated. they don't give a tracking number or anything.. even selling you an 'insurance' for the delivery (in case it's lost..)
The sale prices offered, apparently for close of business, looked too good to be true. The original low pricing does not reflect the high quality of the images offered. This looks like a scam website.
This is just another website saying they are going out of business, making it seem like they will ship high quality products for low prices. The pictures of the people on the website are stock photos and there are identical websites in different languages with different names.
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