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Must be scammers, I bought something(An SSD), then they told me it was out of stock and that I... Yes me, the customer, had to cancel my order. As there's no system to cancel an order, I went through the email process, but it seems like they go on vacation year round.
They sent the motherboard but it didn't work, I sent them an email and they only asked what my CPU was and that it was strange that it didn't work, I asked them for a refund in several emails but they didn't answer anymore, and the return policy is that they have to send you the shipping label, so since they never answer you can't return it and they never refund you, and if you send it without the label that they have to create for you, they won't give you your money, the notice is in their return policy. They are scammers who have everything planned to never give you your money back, don't buy anything from them, it's a waste of money!!
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