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Very misleading company based in USA wanted to send a product back that I paid over £60 for and they said to me their policy says there has to be something wrong with it. You have to send us pictures or videos they take away all your rights online. This company is a scam. They charge you two or three times more than what you can buy anywhere else I would never buy from this company again avoid, bad new 😱
i ordered a book reader led and its good work correctly
I ordered 2 Glass Microwave Food Covers. When they finally arrived, they were not glass but plastic. They will only give me refund if I go to the trouble of re-wrapping them and taking them to the post office. I have to expend effort standing in line for their false advertising.
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