Helen G.

In my last review, I recommended that people were careful because of the potential import charges that a package could incur, even on a small package, so I was very careful with my last order, double checking that it wasn't over the maximum £15 so I wouldn't get charged. I had some reward points to use up so I think it came to around £15.96, and then when the £1.45 rewards were off it came to under £15. Sadly, I didn't know that iherb.com disclose the original price so I was charged again by royal mail and border force. It seemed utterly ridiculous considering it was only £0.96 over the £15 threshold, so I complained to both royal mail and border force. Borderforce are complete baby wipes and wouldn't budge, but I guess they would if the same happened to them, but royal mail were helpful and refunded me all the charges. This time I had only ordered a few lip balms and lip tints, so beware when ordering from iherb.com. Make sure that the £15 threshold is below even with any reward points deductions. iherb.com is especially useful for the Crazy Rumor lip balms, which I love and are use too expensive to order from eh crazyrumors website itself because of ridiculous shipping fees.

I bought a three month website blast for two of my websites. I am a writer and wanted to build up coverage of my sites as finances are low and, in my experience, enterurl.com are absolute $#*!e. They do not respond to your emails or calls, and nothing has happened profoundly to my site. In fact, I am having less viewers to my sites as when I was doing my own SEO. I would warn everyone to be very wary of this company. It is unprofessional for a website to completely ignore its customers, yet this is what enterurl.com actually do! Avoid!