James Liddle
GBScam! Terms and conditions state the organisation is based in the UK, yet no company number or charity number. No evidence or proof that this company is legitimate, the fake trust pilot picture on the website (showing 4.5 stars) and the fact it is covered in grammatical and other errors. The charities mentioned are American charities, again why not give to the British salvation army not the American one, if you are based in the UK... nothing on the website makes it appear legitimate.
Silvija Brice
DESupport Ukraine Please do support Ukraine even with this small amount of money. I'm a granny of three, and I do not want my country Latvia to lose its independence, I do not want to see my grandkids molested by those brutal invaders, like in Bucha, Ukraine. Ukraine is defending the whole of Europe right now, defending it with its blood and its bravery. Help as much as you can.
Paul Clifford
THI am giving you a 5 on anticipation I am giving you a 5 on anticipation. I have tried to donate but keep getting told to enter a valid phone number. Despite repeated emails all I get is robot replies. I don't need a discount all I want to do is help.🇺🇦🌻🇺🇦🌻
Nicholas A
GBno correct tracking information ever provided Ordered bracelet on April 28th, sent an e-mail of concern on May 10th because the tracking number they gave me did not work (too many digits for the company that they claimed they ship through), received generic e-mail stating package was in customs...that is ridiculous, it does not take that long for items from the United Kingdom to reach the United States. Furthermore they did not provide me with accurate tracking number. Complained again on June 4th, asked for refund, received e-mail stating the bracelet had been delivered -- again they do not provide any independent accurate tracking number that would confirm this with a shipping site. I am contacting my bank tomorrow to open a fraud case.
Ian Cunningham
GBA scam? Certainly not a proper charity. Where's their charity number? A scam. Not a charity and only donating a portion (unspecified) of their profits (self-defined what is a cost) to real charities. There are plenty of real charities that didn't appear overnight and don't sell you tat for a 'donation'. Trustpilot should investigate ..their Facebook advertising says they are the top 4 charities on TP ...but they explain in their website that they donate a portion of their profits to charity ..real charities don't have profits and use all their money for their purpose. Why do trustpilot let them claim charitable status? They attack all negatives as 'the Kremlin' which is also odd.