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Muggles (muggles.cards) has 24 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.7 out of 5.
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Karen A.
Beware DO NOT BUY! It is a digital download, but no where does it say that and even when you get the email it looks like you get both the box and download. This is so deceiving. And there is no refund and you can buy the box of cards for 59.99 are you kidding me!
Lübeck 0.
DON'T BUY HERE. You think You buy a cards box but its only a pdf-Download. WHO WANTS TO PRINT AND CUT OUT 1.440 CARDS???? They mention nowhere that it's a donwnload! We bought the "box" for 9,95 USD! After claiming that it was only a download (what the didn't tell anywhere) they told us due to there "policies" it's not possible to refund the money. So we have been jerks and upgraded for 49,95 USD to a real cards box. After having paid additional money, waiting 8 weeks and paying additiona 10,58 EUR customs fee the box arrived totally destroyed! It was only packed in a plastic bag - for 8.000 km journey! They ignbored my several emails so I opened a "case" at PayPal. Then they promised to refund the money if I would send the box to an adress in Vienna AT MY OWN COST what is an impertinence as THEY made the mistake. As I didnt want them to keep my money I sent the box to the adress they provided at additional 17,99 EUR (appr 19 USD). But the box returned! They gave a wrong / imaginary adress. After claiming again PayPal refunded the money - thanks to PayPal. These guys made it as complicated as possible just to keep the money! Now - after 3 Month - luckily I have my money back (only the 49,95 USD, not the original 9,95 USD)
Erika H.
They advertise like you will receive a physical box of cards, but in fact it turns out to be digital downloads to print off hundreds of cards. To top it off, the link to download doesn't even work, not that I wanted to print and cut up a bunch of cards. I promptly emailed and asked for a refund, which they refused. I had to open a dispute with paypal. What a joke.
Jonathan
Be warned! They advertise a game for $19.95, but don’t tell you this arrives digitally as a PDF. They don’t mention anywhere on the website it’s a digital item, against Advertising Standards, and their main objective is to exploit their young customers. “Customer service” promised a refund, but only if the PayPal dispute was closed first. More evidence of their sneaky ways.
