Christine L.

Buyers beware: You will not get the item pictured in the online shop. I ordered from another of the scam sites operated by these thieves - Sigerplus - it has a lot of the same stuff and exact same terms of service. You can see my "Alerts" under their posts of products that are, apparently, imaginary. IOW they sent me a bunch of flea market crap (using the same skus as the beautiful things I ordered!) that I wouldn't let a homeless person wear and when I asked for an exchange they just offered me 35% off of the $221 worth of merch that isn't even good enough to donate to a thrift shop. If you contact this company and receive an email from Jack Garrison, this is DEFINITELY the same scam but if you hear from a different person caution is still advised. Another SCAM is Jenila.com. Ordered a bunch of cute dresses and never got anything. Fortunately the credit card dispute was easy and painless - but I would have rather had the clothes tbh. Retail therapy. Anyway, I've done some research and have now now identified at least 10 of these that appear to be managed by the same opportunist(s)' umbrella company "Double Fly Wheel" which they say (in Terms and Conditions) is based in London. So far, I've identified these as having the same operators: Shilylook, Sigerplus, Ladywiwi, Moonmia, Moonslys, FairyGirl, StyleIU.com TheLuckyMeStore, Ellemodes, Pinkishme and prob others - they all use some telltale marketing (graphics and terms), nearly identical catalogue items (using the model on the catwalk) and strangely-worded terms of service. Actually FB provides a set of "related pages" in the ad, so you can see for yourself how many different aliases they are using. You may indeed receive a package, but if you get what you actually ordered I would like to hear about it. Take care of yourselves out there!