Time4Machine

Nicholas Drive 6344, 43235, Columbus, United States
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2.75
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Time4Machine

Time4Machine - inspiring and educational construction sets and building toys for kids and adults. Wooden and metal mechanical models for an exciting journey into engineering.

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P. A.
JP

Scammers Scammers. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. Poorly designed models that doesn't even work properly. If you contact them after purchasing the product, all they say is "That is what you have paid for." Check their websites and product listings for reviews. I bet there are no negative reviews as they block, delete and manage their reviews.

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Jeff Tourek
GB

Very slow delivery Very slow delivery.

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Victoire Morgunovsky
IL

Beautiful, good delivery time I went yesterday to retrieve my product, and it was exactly what I wanted. It was for my husband, actually. He loved it, he's been wanting the Dazzling Stramliner for a while. The delivery time was better than expected during holiday season. It took about 14 days or so. Now, my husband is eager to start assembling his train model.

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Nick
SE

Don't pay for what you won't receive Horrible customer service. I didn't receive a notification that the parcel was available for pick-up so it was sent back. No big deal, but after waiting for the product for a 1 year and a half (indiegogo-pledge) I had no interest in it anymore so I requested a refund. A month later the customer service is ghosting my mails, no money back in sight.

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Grant B
GB

Avoid!! Avoid!!! They take your money, say their manager will be in contact on the order confirmation and then never come back to confirm a delivery date. Emails and website contact forms are ignored. No telephone details available on website or anywhere that I could find, so impossible to get in touch with a real person. Then out of the blue the product arrived unannounced a couple of weeks later. In this age of digital communication, this was too much like hard work.

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