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Purchased 2 full keyfob with blank keys.
Recieved only part of the keyfobs not even the complete keyfob and without blanks for $84 and they will not reply my emails. Frauds.
Stay away.
Ordered £300 worth of bags. Got an order confirmation but item has not been shipped after 3 months and there is no one to speak to. Rang from the UK, emailed and texted. I even got a friend in Australia to try and contact them but nothing
I placed an order for a key I recieved an email confirming my order. The key is the incorrect key I've used there bot 3 times sent emails (5) rang and texted no response what so ever. Customer service non existant
Saved lot of money with tapsy keys. Dealer quoted me 750$ for my mazda key. They did it for 220$.
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