1 reviews | Active since Mar 2013
False Advertising
On Jul 31, at 15:44 I emailed [URL Removed] after seeing an ad of an item I was interested in but couldn't find on their website. <br> On Aug 4, at 17:41 I received a reply from Elhaam, not addressing my question but only giving me the URL for Spree (which I gave in my initial email).<br> I rep**** straight away that this didn't answer my question and I'd like for a manager to contact me. <br> I received a prompt response that the item I was looking for was out of stock.<br> <br> Until now I haven't spoken to a manager.<br> The item is not anywhere on their website and its still on every ad I see. Its a good buy at the price they are displaying it, but it's false advertising if they don't even stock this item. This is just a clever way to attract unsuspecting victims.
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Regards
The Spree team.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention, we regret that you encountered this.
Your details has been forwarded to a manager who will call you shortly.
Our sincere apologies for the inconvenience caused.
Regards
The Spree team.
