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I wrote a review i April after I've been scamed and said that the site was shut down. It's now UP AND RUNNING. Take care, don't buy.
I have got my money back from Sabadell/Visa. They could not reach the company during the 70 days I had to wait.
It is a fraudulent company that scams users. After making a purchase on their website, they never sent me the product nor did they bother to respond to my multiple phone calls, WhatsApp messages, and emails. I feel cheated! There is no company with that name at the address listed on the website. A complete FRAUD!
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