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Purchased 12/01, received confirmation immediately. Requested updated 12/18 with no response. Requested updated 12/25 with no response. Now 01/01, and yet to receive a response. Tracking showing it made it to LA 12/18 with no further than information. I believe this is a scam.
Bought Dec 7 2025, tracking number issued immediately. Requested update a week later on the 13th after carrier said no package received from seller. No response so asked for a refund 12/18. No email response but received a partial refund 12/24. They are keeping the shipping charge for some reason…
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