I have been advised by the Trading Standards and Citizen Advice Bureau. If you have bought a miner from this company, and you are in the UK, and the item don't look like this. You can demand your refund. Then you should contact Trading Standards Institute and Citizen Advice Bureau, they have advised me to ask for the refund from this company using this method. We have the right to get full refund. If the item which you received from this company don't look exactly like the pictures above.
Your consumer rights – products must be: 1) of satisfactory quality - last for the time you would expect and be free of any defects
2) fit for purpose – fit for the use described and any specific use you made clear to the trader
3) as described – match the description on packaging or what the trader told you
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