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Ordered Indian products that I was unable to procure from any other website and that too with discount.They updated me on each stage of the procurement and shipment. The shipment was delivered with no delay and in proper condition
Company does not fulfill orders after accepting payment and there is little customer care support. I have had to request my credit card company to dispute the charges. My advise to other international buyers - Don’t get taken in by the website or their claims of fast delivery to the US (it also goes by the name Daily Needs), unfortunately it seems to be a fraudulent company scamming international buyers. There are far better reputable Indian companies out there, big or small. Lesson learned.
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