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If there’s less stars would be pick it
Places my order on the 17 April , not a single update on their tracking page and not a single clear answer from their customer service but ya shipment takes 15 days without weekend
We are 14 May they came back saying phone was missing and I have to wait another 14 days ! Why only god knows
I purchased a Secretreza Pro 3 device. It failed in week 5 (manufacturing defect). The company has been stalling for 2 months, refusing a refund, and demanding impossible evidence (10 videos of a non-working device). This is a violation of the UK Consumer Rights Act 2015 regarding faulty products
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