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They are scammers, they get people from India, Bangla desh and pakistan to develop website and do its SEO , they NEVER PAY to these guys for their work, simply cheat them, on other hand they surly do scam with customers not delivering right product.
THIS IS COMPLETE GANG,
SEO GUYS & DEVELOPERS! PLEASE STAY AWAY THEY AREA SCAMMERS.
and their front person is so called SHEIKH of hadith.
Date of experience: April 28, 2025
Scam company, not in America. There in Pakistan, There website is built by scamming people out of the work so good luck if you think your getting your item.
Date of experience: February 21, 2025
Saddle Deals Depot offers an impressive range of high-quality horse saddles catering to various needs, including close contact, endurance, and training saddles. Their user-friendly website ensures easy navigation, and each product is described in detail, making it simple to find the perfect fit for both horse and rider. With competitive prices and excellent customer service, Saddle Deals Depot is a reliable choice for equestrian enthusiasts. Highly recommended for those seeking comfort, durability, and style in horse saddles!
Date of experience: January 20, 2025
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