Dani
Shipping costs - Daylight Robbery!
Ordered a comic and a small plushie. Delivery to the UK was 65 USD!!!! Absolutely crazy shipping costs. Won’t be ordering again.

Twins Michael and Cary created Battle for Dream Island in 2010 as a middle-school project. With characters like Firey, Leafy, Four, and X, the YouTube animation series (also called BFDI) is known for its elimination game-show format where the "comments" section determines which contestants stay in the game... 2019 saw the release of the Firey Plush, the brothers' first official BFDI plush toy. Today, the One Plush, Tennis Ball Plush, and silicone lamps like the Gelatin Jelly Lamp stand out as official BFDI merchandise. Uploaded to their YouTube channel "Jacknjellify", the show is divided into seasons — each individually titled with names like "Battle for BFDI" (BFB), "The Power of Two" (TPOT), and "Battle for Dream Island Again" (BFDIA).
Jacknjellify (jacknjellify.com) has 15 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5.
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Dani
Ordered a comic and a small plushie. Delivery to the UK was 65 USD!!!! Absolutely crazy shipping costs. Won’t be ordering again.
CB
Placed a sizeable order of merch from this company in October 2025 as a Christmas gift for my son (posting to UK from USA). Have ordered previously without issue however this order, through tracking, reached Heathrow Customs on 30 Oct and has remained there ever since. The company told me it was my responsibility to contact customs to identify any missing paperwork. However it is impossible to contact customs and speak to anyone. I contacted the courier who advised me the responsibility is with the retailer. On a bit of research, the responsibility lies with the retailer until the parcel reaches the customer, however they shunned all responsibility. In the meantime, and as a gesture of goodwill, the retailer offered for my son to select another item which they would post at their expense, in the hope it would arrive before Christmas. It did, and I sent an email thanking them. Going back to the undelivered package, having gone round in circles between the retailer and courier over who had the responsibility of contacting customs, I had no option but to place a charge back on my credit card, which was upheld. This morning I have received a rather cheeky email from the retailer stating that as I had “won” the chargeback request (yes that was the words used, and yes ‘won’ was in inverted commas) they were requesting that I now pay for the goodwill gesture item sent alongside the postage. To say I’m shocked at this level of customer service is an understatement. The original parcel has still not arrived and at this stage, I doubt ever will, hence my only resolve being to contact my credit card for chargeback. I sadly will not be ordering from this company again.