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2.8
38 reviews
Ordered and paid for two copies of a book, received one. Was asked to photograph package (already recycled) with boom so they could compare weights or something. Anyway - Peter Paul has to be asked nicely to send your actual order and is quite happy to email back and forth critiquing your emails. I’d just avoid and use another company. They’re dysfunctional and, to be honest, a little weird.
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