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    Ordered a helmet online. Never received the helmet. I emailed three different email addresses I found on their website. I never got a single response. They took my money and never shipped my helmet. I messaged their Facebook page and got this response: "Listen closely, you keep sending messages with NO INFO regarding your name or order number. Get you act together and provide this info. We do not have time to assume whom you are." I was totally shocked!! HOW IS THIS A BUSINESS?? Of course I sent all my info when I tried to contact them. This company sucks!!! Bottom line: They took my money and never sent me a helmet. WTF

    This is proof that when I ordered them in December, it's at 4 to 6 weeks of shipping.

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    THIS IS A SCAM COMPANY! I have been trying with zero success to get my money back from them. Please, DO NOT order from them.

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