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Terrible customer service. Rude and arrogant. I really wonder why they sell online as they have…read morezero processes in place to support returns or customs issues.

TERRIBLE QUALITY... terrible customer service. No telephone number to talk to anyone. Table arrived…read moreafter 2 months with a huge crack and dark brown glue used to repair by vendor! Refusing to acknowledge the fault - still waiting for a refund! Will be taking to OMBUDSMAN! AVOID AVOID AVOID

Looking for a store where you can buy anything? You can…read morefind lights, clothes, kitchen stuff, decoration, bathroom stuff, cleaning stuff, toys... Everything! The good thing is that they have all brands, from very expensive to quite cheap but the quality is often very good. The tricky thing is that is you get in... You will most likely buy a lot of stuff!

Wow, I've been on a 5 star roll recently! All the "unwanted" candies and cookies have been brought…read morein to work from the holidays, and man, they're some tasty stuff! The most recent delivery was a box of chocolates. Why this stood out is because the brand name is eerily similar to the unique name of a BFF of mine. Tore off the shrink wrap, and the box is ready to devour. Oddly, there's no protection to the contents aside from the box's flip top lid, which does stay closed nicely but could use maybe a thin sheet guard for a germaphobe's peace of mind, like mine lol. The 16 pieces are a blend of milk/dark/white chocolates, shaped and carved into seahorses. The insides contain light, creamy, vanilla-flavored biscuit pieces, giving the melt-in-your-mouth trio of chocolates a textured crunch. So delish!!!! Apparently, these are available at Ross & TJ Maxx stores in the United States. The parent company is based here in Belgium, where my spouse and I took a little tour of another chocolate factory, though no Oompa Loompas were in sight... Boo! The American location is based in New Jersey.