20 days later, two small batteries still not delivered
Ordered two small batteries and a charger. All "in stock".
20 days later still not delivered.
Our address is less than 2 hour's drive from the "return address" - presumably the warehouse.
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Celtic Tools is a fully Irish-owned online retailer specialising in tools, garage supplies, and workshop essentials. Based in Ireland, serving Irish.
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Ordered two small batteries and a charger. All "in stock".
20 days later still not delivered.
Our address is less than 2 hour's drive from the "return address" - presumably the warehouse.
Fantastic tool at a great price, order process was a bit choppy as paypal didnt work and delivery slower than expected but delighted, will buy again
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