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This company sold me a FAKE hair wig, advertising it as a real hair lace front wig. The wig I received was NOT real hair and NOT constructed with a lace front. The wig I received looked nothing like the one I ordered.
I chose to order from them because of their refund policy and because of their claim of real hair wigs.
They do not comply with their own return policy (which promises a full refund within 15 days, for any reason). After a month of back and forth emails they just went silent. FRAUDULENT!!! STAY AWAY!!!
Date of experience: April 2023

Pros; Meals are nutritious and balanced. Portions are reasonable. Easy recipe instructions (as long as you read it all before starting ;) so you don't miss a step.
If you're adventurous with your order you can try recipes from all over the world. You get to control the amount of spice so you can make it milder or stronger depending on your taste (they make suggestions as to how much to use in the side notes)
Cons: you get to pick the day for delivery but delivery time could be noon or five pm, so it's hard to plan your dinnertime the day of delivery.

We enjoy picking from the meals menu on the website and then receiving our meals, every week is an adventure, there are exciting new cuisines we look forward to trying.

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Fits perfect, well made, arrived a week ahead of time