This Yin Menglin guy did send me a Chinese address to send the mirror back to after I opened the Patpal dispute(can't get back to that message though since the dispute has closed). But there was no way that I was going to pay the huge cost of sending back the crap that he sent to me. My assumption has to be that, if I paid to send them back, The items would probably arrive in China after the Paypal dispute window had been exceeded. And when they did get to him he probably wouldn't have refunded the money anyway& I would be out the purchase price PLUS the return shipping cost & be without recourse at that point. If I were you I don't think that I would ship the item back. I told Menglin that the only way I would ship back was if he electronically provided a return shipping label, free of cost to me. After he didn't reply to that, after a couple days I escalated the Paypal dispute to them & received a full refund a couple days later, with no further mention of having to ship the items back... Good luck!

There is an address on the website. When you get on the website scroll all the way down to the bottom, look for "contact us" or something similar to that. Click it. There should be a London address. BUT! Yes there's a but. BUT I googled the address and from what I remember reading was something about another scam site (someone selling wigs) using that same address correct me if I'm wrong. So it appears everything is fake... The next time you want to order online even if it comes from legitimate websites like Facebook you should check out these kind of things first. (Addresses, phone numbers, reviews, (mainly reviews) etc.) It might take a little bit of your time but it would save you a lot of heartache, time, and money. Especially if it's a website you've never heard of, it should be checked out. The second my boyfriend submitted his credit card information I already had a negative feeling it was a scam and of course told him this and of course like always he never listens, but the second after I googled the website only to find out what I already knew it had very very recent and very little bad reviews. It was a brand new scam. I also assumed he wasn't gonna receive the product either. Another bad feeling. Sure enough he didn't get it. We tracked it and it was mailed to the post office which is about a minute away from us but never got here to our place. Why? Well guess what the fraudulent sender decided to leave out our apartment number. He did put our road but not our apartment number. This road that we live on does not have a mailbox. So with the address missing numbers it gets automatically mailed back to the sender and there's nothing you can do about it. So we're not only dealing with just a scammer we're dealing with a sneaky one too. I'm still pretty mad.