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Total scam, I ordered something 1.5 years ago (#20498), sent dozen of mail only to get a false promise and then no replies.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE let me know if you ever got something shipped in 2025-26 or if you found a way to get a refund.
I have made an order for 2 item back in oct. and received orderconf. I have been writing back 2 times, phoning him 5 times at 2 different numbers, but nothing happens, no answer, no money back, just NOTHING. I can see he had some private problems, but the world dosn´t stop because of that, the least he could do is to make himself known. NO RESPECT FROM ME.......
Really terrible- after one year I have not get any product or full payback
i paid 251,90€ and got only 115 back after 12 month and with lots of excuses
So can only recommend you to find another place
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