Helen W.

;) very interesting...

I had ordered the skull and crossbones flip-flops. It took a while to get them, so long I thought they'd never come and that maybe I got scammed. But finally they arrived, and I tell you they were worth it. They looked rather simple in the package, but once you try them on, they transform on your foot into a stylish edgy look. Compliments to the designer! Very comfortable and well made too.Who knew flip-flops could be so classy and cool!
Even with the long delivery time, I still think they deserve a 5!

Everything's great except where it asked if I wanted to upgrade to " get a certificate for a psychiatric dog service animal. " I tried to click no, but it wouldn't let me and I hope it didn't assume I wanted that upgrade because I don't. First of all,I've a cat, and second of all, I can't afford over 200 dollars more.

I had ordered an electric bike in a " closeout sale' when I looked up "electric bikes for sale" on google and there was a number saying how many were on sale and a large amount of detail describing the bikes, from a company called Avesay. I ordered one and was given false information, such as a confirmation number and info telling me when it would get here and the shipping status etc.
When imy purchase arrived from Wuhan, it wasn't an electric bike, but a cheaply made thin pink rain jacket.
Avesay is a scam, don't order anything from them. A lesson learned... don't order anything online unless it's a trusted online service or you look the company up first, and hopefully are given information about its authenticity, and even then, you're taking a chance. I had also got ripped off by an online scam called Sky drome which I was sent nothing despite calling them several times. I should've learned the first time... I've sent a photo of my new " electric bike", looks suspiciously like a cheap jacket... hmmmm...