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I ordered in January never received my chain I got two up dates that my order was I route , I tracked every other day and it says error . This company is unprofessional and I feel I got scammed. You can even speak to any customer service it’s so frustrating and ridiculous.
I received email that my item was received, but nothing came. They told me i receive soon by priority mail. Months have passed and nothing. They stopped responding to my emails.
Do not buy from this company! I believe they are paying for good reviews and to make their company look legit when they are not. They ignore customers and take months to deliver or don’t deliver at all.
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