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3 reviews
The site seemed legitimate but had no functioning payment options, pushing users to provide details in other ways. After entering payment info, the session would time out without processing, and there was no support contact number available.
A few weeks later, a charge of £230 unexpectedly appeared on the account, despite assurances from the bank that there were no risks after the initial report.
Date of experience: November 05, 2024
No such website,they take your details and card info because their PayPal doesn’t work then you are timed out.They don’t even have a contact number.
Three weeks later I had £180 taken from my bank account even though I contacted the bank to say about the scam and they reassured me I was safe.
Don’t confuse them with bbq store uk.co.uk
Have reported them but nobody cares so AVOID
Date of experience: October 02, 2024
Scam company
Don't be tempted by the ridiculous prices .. they really are too good to be true.
No contact details in UK (just a fake address).
Date of experience: September 30, 2024
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