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You will not get what you will order, also they do not reply on mail or on Instagram for your complain/concern, they are just fraud and the quality is also not good, design is also off.
And worst they will delete the comments and block you from everywhere like Instagram and gmail.
Such a fraudsters.
I bought 3 cover for my iPhone for 799, The three covers I ordered were not the design I ordered, but a different design. There is only one cover for the iPhone 17, the other two covers are for the iPhone 16. I have emailed them several times but have not received any response. I went to their Instagram page and sent them a direct message, but there was no response. I also went to the comment box under the image they posted and commented. There was no response, so they turned off the comment section.
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