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The bunnies are cheap and crude, are nothing like the ones on their website. They told me I could ship them back to China at a cost of $50-$80 and they’d refund my $75 or else they’d give me $8 if I wanted to keep them. What a scam.
I didn't buy the toy because the videos are obviously made with AI. I'm sorry for the guys who bought this scam, but at some point they need a bit of education about what is made with AI or not. Or at least doubt it...
This is a scam! The product is just a cheap toy with no resemblance to the bunny of the video. The price is surely about 5 times higher than normal. Don't trust this seller! It's just a pity that I didn't read the reviews on trustpilot.com before ordering it.
Yet another Chinese SCAM.
Nothing like they show in the commercial.
Looks and works like a toy from the 1980s.
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