it comes under three days
it comes under three days. I ordered it many times and it came.
Date of experience: October 16, 2024
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CursedTV is a global leader in selling all things spiritual and witchcraft. The brand effortlessly connects your favourite witchcraft and spiritual creators to their fans.
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United Kingdom
- support@15talent.com
- cursedtv.com
3.9
Great
4 reviews
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Reliable crystal shop 2nd order
I'm not sure why my last review got removed but i placed my 2nd order with the site and had it promptly delivered, they also offered me a gift voucher for one missed delivery that I've had.
Date of experience: February 07, 2024
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Don’t buy ,it’s scam
Don’t buy ,it’s scam
If there is lesson one star I will give it , I made order on 24th May and nothing after that ,tens of emails no answers and fake live chat !! It’s trap stay away 👍.
Update the 8weeks for delivery time finish and no one updates me for status of order , I made order by paypal so I will complain to withdraw my payment from them.
Date of experience: May 24, 2023
I have purchased many items from this…
I have purchased many items from this shop and every one of them has been excellent quality and outstanding service as well as beautiful attention to detail ✨
Date of experience: April 21, 2022
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