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After I ordered a replacement battery for my laptop, I got no notice that the battery had been shipped. I sent 2 emails enquiring about my order, but got no response. I was starting to get worried I'd been ripped off, but...22 days after I placed my order, the battery arrived! 22 days isn't bad for something coming from China. Ultimately, I'm happy, but they really need to work on communicating with customers.
Ordered Sept 15, '23. Immediate charge and email confirmation for a Toshiba Chromebook battery for a family member. Three weeks later, no tracking info, no follow-up emails. Contacted company on their site. No response. Three weeks later, contacted again via web site. Again, no response. Thankfully, I paid through PayPal, so I'm going after a refund. Avoid at all costs!
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