Use code XMS170 to bring price to 289 pounds with free shipping.
Features:
30km Cruising Distance: With high-quality 18650 lithium battery and 250W
motor, this electric scooter is capable of fast speed up to 25km/h and
30km cruising distance.
Smart App Control: Smart App tracks your cycling habits, riding speed, etc.
Dual Brake System: E-ABS anti-lock system for the front wheel, and
mechanical disk brake for the rear wheel. The dual-braking system
efficiently enhances the braking response and shortens the braking
distance to 4 meters, making your riding much safer.
Recyclable Energy: Kinetic energy recovery system converts kinetic
energy into electric energy, offering a better battery life and
increasing the cruising distance.
6 Protection Functions: Short-circuit protection, over-current
protection, overcharge protection, over-discharge protection,
low-voltage protection, and temperature anomaly protection, greatly
enhancing the safety and durability of this scooter.
Battery Management: 4 LED lights indicate the battery capacity;
Intelligent BMS battery management system lets you know the battery
conditions.
8.5 Inch Inflatable Tyre: Features 8.5" inflatable tyres, shockproof and antiskid, suitable for most road conditions.
Safety Lights: Super bright front and rear lights for higher visibility and riding safety at night.
Foldable and portable: Weighs only 27.6lbs and easily folds in 3 seconds, convenient for storage and transport.
Specification:
Color: White / Black (optional)
Material: Aircraft-grade aluminum alloy
Wheel Size: 8.5 inch inflatable tire
Motor Size: 6.7 inch
Maximum Speed: 25km/h (common mode); 18km/h (energy-saving mode)
Cruising Distance: 30km
Rated Motor Power: 250W
Maximum Motor Power: 500W
Max Load: 100kg / 220lbs
Maximum Torque: 16N.m
Braking System: Front E-ABS anti-lock system; Rear: Mechanical disk brake
It appears to have 14 18650 batteries running this, interesting to see them becoming such a common power source for so many things.
EDIT: Hang on, 28 of them? I think each is 10wh but will depend on the cell in question.
thecrater
23 Aug 17#4
@tek-monkey Is this a good thing or a bad thing? Are there any benefits to these compared to other types? @chilko Do you know if this includes import tax or how that would work?
chilko to thecrater
23 Aug 17#1
according to the description they will cover custom taxes:
We will pay the custom tariff fee when
shipped to US,FR,DE,UK,ES,IT,Belgium,Czech
Republic,Finland,Greece,Hungary,Latvia,Lithuania,Monaco,Netherlands,Poland,Portugal,Romania,Slovakia,Slovenia,Sweden.
paule23 to chilko
23 Aug 17#9
I'd recommend asking them. To clarify what this means. For most imported items, customs duties are low or non existent, it is the VAT that causes a problem. Check when they say 'customs taxes' they will include any local VAT payable on import
tek-monkey to thecrater
23 Aug 17#2
I'd say good. If it used a proprietary battery you may have issues getting a replacement, as it is made out of common ones there is a high chance you can just remove dead cells and replace them as needed. I have these batteries in my camping torches among other things, they seem to be a new standard for high drain items (obviously a 250w scooter takes more of them than my torch does!)
Fo3
23 Aug 17#5
Bought one, because why not?
ssc1
23 Aug 17#6
want.
novak100
23 Aug 17#7
max weight: 100kg What if I'm 98. Does that mean if I put some shoes and jeans on I will exceed the limit and scooter won't work? :smile: Or it will but with some silly small speed like 5km/h?
whelan189 to novak100
23 Aug 17#8
there estimates are probs underestimated probs want to be 60-80kg for it to be any good, i recon 98kg would be slow
juseas
23 Aug 17#10
hope it doesnt blow up like my segway which was premium brand £6000 worth of damage
BarGin
23 Aug 17#11
Are these street legal in the UK?
Jefft to BarGin
23 Aug 17#14
No
paule23
23 Aug 17#12
Current price $540, about £430
chilko to paule23
23 Aug 17#13
use the code to bring the price down to $370
metalheadkicks
23 Aug 17#15
Why is this not road legal? I have seen several people using similar sized manual scooters in London. Who will know this is powered? Its also got cruise control, so no need to exceed the speed.
Read it, was wondering disability vehicles being driven on footpaths dont need a license, do they?
jonspurs to metalheadkicks
23 Aug 17#20
Mate those old people on disability/mobility scooters are crazy - they seem to drive on THE ROAD...and on the WRONG SIDE too...and on a ONE WAY street you've got them oncoming head-on! I try to say something, but even worse, they start swearing and sticking fingers up at you...! It's funny but scary...
cadmus
23 Aug 17#16
Would love one of these for the occasional sunny morning trek to work
danj303
23 Aug 17#19
8.4% TCB too!!
sh40
23 Aug 17#21
So it is not legal in UK ... either on footpath or on the road ???? SO why they are selling it in UK ... I want it so much only if i can find an excuse to use it on the footpath with very low speed
Hearnia_2K to sh40
23 Aug 17#29
It's fine indoors, or places that are not public footpaths or roads. It might be fine in parks too, depending on local bi-laws etc. Private property would be fine too. Lots of places would be fine, but obviously the most useful places would not be.
ollie87 to sh40
23 Aug 17#30
They're not, it's being sold in China.
dazzler303
23 Aug 17#22
fun but pointless cant use them anywhere, However for a bit of giggle get one of these and a DJI drone on follow me mode - see how many people get upset with you !
Robiow
23 Aug 17#23
I've got a carbon fibre s3 model, all the batteries go in the steering column, apart from the slightly wider tube, it looks the same as a child's push scooter. The same 250w hub motor. It won't tolerate hills but it'll get me to my work a mile and a half away in 10 minutes, with the occasional kick up the hills. I asked a number of police colleagues about being prosecuted on one and they said it wouldn't be worth their time. I've actially rode past arms distance from a policeman and several police vehicles and nothing's been said. I suppose if you ride like a teat and draw attention to yourself it would be different. Had a 1.5kw scooter with a removable saddle, 35 mph top speed but too much of an attention pulled but that was fun
The_Hoff
23 Aug 17#24
You'd be alright in a rural area, around London? Expect plod.
The_Hoff
23 Aug 17#25
Getting £303 with that code? What's the trick for OP price?
thepearce to The_Hoff
23 Aug 17#27
USD price of $370 and paying with a no fee card I guess. Santander zero would be good. Curve card price (1% fee) £291.98.
AlexBleubolt
23 Aug 17#26
i ordered one of these from gear best it came in a huge box and very heavy about 20+kg, so I sold it on, as felt too heavy to use easily. But this is a great price, I paid 400 7 months ago
danj303 to AlexBleubolt
23 Aug 17#28
It says Net Weight: 12.5kg / 27.6lb. That seems completely reasonable
CampGareth
23 Aug 17#31
While these aren't road legal electric bikes are, so long as you've got a 250W motor that doesn't kick in above 25km/h. This thing is so close to being legal but I think one requirement to be an ebike is that you have pedals attached to the drivetrain.
jpmont
23 Aug 17#32
if you are over 95kg,than max distance on full charge battery max 18-19km:)))
HotdogginJNR
23 Aug 17#33
Electric sccoter or bike? Im looking for a budget transport, was thinkiing of a motorbike but seen electric bikes could be good.
limlorelief
23 Aug 17#34
Bought this one from this site. Received it yesterday . Delivery took 21days. Really good purchase
dandoc2
23 Aug 17#35
These arent road or pavement legal. Seems pointless unless you are getting for offroad which this is not suitable
Fo3
23 Aug 17#36
To anybody worrying about it being illegal, so long as you start kicking it when you're near police I doubt they're going to give you a second look. Just ensure that the lights don't make it obvious.
wakeywarrior
23 Aug 17#37
Pathetic we are so behind the times and need to make green transport legal without so many pathetic laws. Go to Spain (Canaries etc) and there are companies running Segway tours on the pavements (same in USA). Go to USA and see (New York) people powering around the streets at unbelievable speeds on power skateboards. But we are stuck in a bygone age.
Merlin001
23 Aug 17#38
I want one so badly; to sit in the garage with the other stuff I don't use with two wheels... Thanks summer....
peaceboi
23 Aug 17#39
Seriously looking to get this, has anyone ordered this or anything similar, and got hit by import duty or vat? Thanks
walks1982
23 Aug 17#40
I bought this from TomTop a few weeks ago. Been using it to go to work in London everyday - even traded in my underground season ticket, saving me hundreds. No police have even noticed me, been using cycle lanes. Everyone stares and I look like a w***** but I don't care. One of the best purchases I've even made. Bought it for £311, took nearly a month to arrive.
john5877
23 Aug 17#41
I know this is probably a silly question but can tis be used as a regular scooter if the battery dies?
matedodgy
23 Aug 17#42
Depends on the weight. The drive mechanism might hold you back too. That's how it is with my razor.
johnseven
24 Aug 17#43
It's legal for them to do that (I mean drive on the road, not the wrong side bit). And not only so, they are actually allowed to be on dual carriageways with a speed limit of 70... Except of course they don't do 70, more like 7 :laughing:
IrishMan
24 Aug 17#44
I'm getting one and taking it up the M4 while listening to the Sex Pistols....maybe naked.
IrishMan
24 Aug 17#45
"Smart App tracks your cycling habits"...hmmm "Cycling".....hmmmm
darecy
24 Aug 17#46
Protect your family jewellery, little spokes in the back wheel will pull it off...
DonkeyKonk
24 Aug 17#47
I would love to be able to use these in the UK, would be ideal for my commute but I just know I would get caught in London.
What would you be convicted of, and would you be fined or banged up in the slammer ?
Amazing deal, about a tenth of the price of the new electric Bromptons.
warlockuk
24 Aug 17#48
Sounds like it's not explicitly 'illegal' on UK roads, just that you need tax + insurance. Depending on a number of things.
gov.uk/ele…les Interestingly, as there's no pedals though you can propel yourself with your foot it's unclear where it falls with the law.
rborob
24 Aug 17#49
So tempted by this..i use a tow path to get to the train station then a bike path to work...can't see any issues with it on there....
Xad
24 Aug 17#50
Some good reviews by the guy below. Good tips on what to do about punctures (using slime puncture product) as it sounds like a pain to repair the tube on these. Also, he mentions on eco mode he gets around 20km which sounds more believable and 13-14km in standard mode.
If these things become more common and pedestrians and even cyclists annoyed at bike lane use start to complain, i wonder if the police could start cracking down on them the way they did with segways, "hoverboards", etc - actually, whatever happened to hoverboards, did police crack down on them or people just stop using them. Manual kick scooters are so much slower that it makes sense that they're allowed alongside pedestrians, less so on bike lanes though.
yesbutnobut
24 Aug 17#51
Yes totally agree.. electric bikes, scooters, airwheels etc... but then again, some of the rules are there for a reason.. especially when irrisponsible people dont think .. even ones without electric motors attached bbc.co.uk/new…321
cutthroat_jake
24 Aug 17#52
Does anyone know how this could be locked up? Will a thin bike lock fit through the rear wheel?
curtis2500
24 Aug 17#53
I have an electric skateboard which reaches 20mph, I've been using it on paths and roads in the UK for a few weeks now and never had a problem with police, or anyone. Doesn't seem like they would actually do anything unless you're being an idiot on these electric scooters/skateboards.
jonspurs
24 Aug 17#54
Does that mean you're going to change your username to "scooters1982"?
danj303
24 Aug 17#55
Dont really need one, but ordered anyway!!
damadgeruk
24 Aug 17#56
There's 25mm or so to get a flexible lock through the back wheel though I wouldn't leave it locked like that for any length of time. I think a good u lock across the deck may be a safer bet though I don't leave mine outside.
paolo
24 Aug 17#57
Could it be scavenged for spare parts for electric longboard I wonder? Seems really cheap for the parts alone!
thecrater
24 Aug 17#58
Has the deal expired now? It comes up at £303 when I enter the discount code!
artax
24 Aug 17#59
Still works code is case sensitive
thecrater
25 Aug 17#60
What am I doing wrong?
thepearce
25 Aug 17#61
Stick to USD $ and use a no/low fee card.
gavinski101
26 Aug 17#62
Has anyone had an email from tomtop asking for a photo of their credit card after ordering?
bob1753
26 Aug 17#63
Nope
chach13
26 Aug 17#64
The problem with this is that if you have got a flat tyre, a replacement will need to be sourced from China at the cost of around £25.
chach13
26 Aug 17#65
Unlike an electrically assisted pedal cycle, this will need to be registered with DVLA and you must have a driving licence and insurance before you can ride this (same category as mopeds)
omgpleasespamme
27 Aug 17#66
Picture may be for illustrative purposes only but I count 30 so it may be possible they're using cheap 2500 mAh batteries. I wonder if it would be easy and not too expensive to swap them for 3500 mAh batteries.
omgpleasespamme
27 Aug 17#67
I've seen a guy who rides an SXT scooter in Chelmsford and London. I've seen him on combined foot and cycle paths and no-one seemed to comment when he passed. His actually has a numberplate which I looked up to get the brand. It's more powerful than the Xiaomi (costs about £600 though) and it looks less casual but I've never seen anyone moan about the space it takes up on the train.
Anyway, I don't suppose you know as neither Essex nor London are known for being hilly, but is the KERS useful for extending the range or is it just a gimmicky braking mechanism? If it comes to it is it comfortable to scoot manually and would 30 mins manual labour get 5 mins of range back for the final straight?
noirnaranja
30 Aug 17#68
The deal I posted here is still live, and cheaper :ninja:
omgpleasespamme
31 Aug 17#69
While I did notice that; I've ordered from tomtop before and cash back tracked. So a 20,000mAh QC 3.0 battery pack cost about £11. If cash back tracks as it should with this it'll end up costing around £250.
cutthroat_jake
31 Aug 17#70
Has anyone who ordered one of these received package tracking info for the scooter? The link they sent me doesn't work and cutting and pasting the tracking number into the courier's website shows "item not found". Also, sent their customer services an email, but I've had zero response so far.
Morsicatio
31 Aug 17#71
You are my hero. Ordered one to be a scooter w***** just like you
Morsicatio
31 Aug 17#72
Is there aby other way to use these?
gavinski101
31 Aug 17#73
Tracking info will only come up when the item enters the eu, usually couple of weeks in my experience, doesn't get tracked whilst in transit through China
cutthroat_jake
31 Aug 17#74
Thanks.
gavinski101
1 Sep 17#75
Mine has just come into the eu today via poland and is now tracking, its only taken 6 days to start tracking which is really good considering I'm usually waiting a couple of weeks! :smile:
wakeywarrior
1 Sep 17#76
Problem is as laws currently stand, could be charged for driving without insurance, and if you have a car license, actually banned. Unacceptable, but true.
wakeywarrior
1 Sep 17#77
Its just a matter of time before some jobsworth reports you, or some difficult bobby spots you and decides to make your life hard. If they charge you with no insurance, or registration, and you have a driving license, you could be disqualified from driving. This will then result in your insurance on your car being difficult when you get your license back, and many insurers not touching you. If this happens it is a massive whole heap of hassle coming your way. Unacceptable but true, so be careful.
cutthroat_jake
1 Sep 17#78
Mine too. :grin:
omgpleasespamme
2 Sep 17#79
Well firstly someone using one of these would need to be caught. Would a foot pursuit of one of these be within health and safety guidelines if the user wasn't wearing a helmet? Secondly in court the prosecution would have to prove that the motor was being used right? I'm not sure how much noise the motor would make but could possibly obscured by traffic for example? CCTV may be a risk but that would probably surely the investigator would consider a cost vs reward before even bothering to request it and decide not to bother?
cutthroat_jake
6 Sep 17#80
Any movement on your tracking info? Mine hasn't changed since appearing in Poland. Also, if you use the same tracking number on the UPS site, it is still at the very first stage (label printed).
gavinski101
6 Sep 17#81
Same mine seems to be stuck in Poland too! But saying that I've had items stuck in other places for weeks then they suddenly turn up at the front door!
omgpleasespamme
12 Sep 17#82
Where are you getting the Poland information from? I have a 17track.net link that leads to a 404 error page and putting that tracking number into UPS only shows a label printed message.
cutthroat_jake to omgpleasespamme
20 Sep 17#84
Any movement on your tracking? Mines still the same. :disappointed:
gavinski101
20 Sep 17#83
Nope not yet, its been almost 4 weeks since i ordered, I would expect it to be delivered at the end of week 5 which would be 35 days going on previous orders I've made from chinese websites
QuantumInfo
29 Sep 17#85
Would love to hear more on your experience on this. I'm so closing to getting one due to pain in my Achilles tendon due to manual scooter use in London.
Shall we start an e-petition for a law change?
cutthroat_jake to QuantumInfo
3 Oct 17#87
Buyers Beware: I ordered this on the 24th of August and it still hasn't tracked in Europe yet.
QuantumInfo
29 Sep 17#86
INSANE LAW, WHO WOULD SERIOUSLY DO THAT
gavinski101
3 Oct 17#88
Same here its been 41 days since I ordered, package seems to be stuck in Poland and not replying to emails, looks like credit card escalation will be in order soon
bob1753
4 Oct 17#89
If this doesn’t turn up how can I get my money back through PayPal? Mine is stuck in Poland too
danj303
4 Oct 17#90
Mine is still showing Poland too. If you go to the UPS website and put in the tracking number it says "A UPS shipping label has been created. Once the shipment arrives at our facility, the tracking status--including the scheduled delivery date--will be updated." So may or may not actually be in Poland, just a shipping order has been created. I've raised a dispute with PayPal already to get money back.
cutthroat_jake
5 Oct 17#91
All, I emailed TomTop customer services and got the following reply...... Dear customer,
Thank you for your mail and we are so sorry for your
inconvenience.
We have sent your order NO.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX on
22th,September .It is expected to arrive on 12th, October. So, We would kindly
advise you wait another few days patiently. after that ,if you still not
receive your order and can't get any informant of it,pls contact us again.
This is your tracking number XXXXXXXXXXXXX and you can track
it here
LINK DELETED
If you have any other concerns, please feel free to contact
us.
Best Regards,
Mandy
danj303
5 Oct 17#92
Supposedly they shipped mine out 26 August. Still waiting so I'm not holding out much hope.
gavinski101
5 Oct 17#93
So i contacted them on twitter and they said my item has allready arrived and is awaiting collection at the post office and gave me this tracking number 'LS916070715CH' which is for a package awaiting collection in Brazil! :thinking:
danj303 to gavinski101
9 Oct 17#97
Funny thing is I'm never expecting the scooter to arrive (and have a claim already in on Paypal), but they've paid out my TopCashback already. £33.36!
cutthroat_jake
5 Oct 17#94
They originally told me that too.
gavinski101
9 Oct 17#95
I'm not a betting man, but I would be willing to bet my life savings that it will not arrive on the 12th!
I've contacted them on facebook and twitter now and written public posts about where my order is after 45 days, needless to say they have deleted my posts and blocked me for asking where my order is, I assume as to not put off potential victims from buying
dazbot
9 Oct 17#96
I got this reply from them...
Dear customer,
Thanks for shopping with us.
Sorry to tell you that your scooter is hold by customs and it can not be picked up.
Would you like we resend new or refund for you.
Wait for your reply.
Regards Aby
...When replying I got this.
Sorry you send mail is returned, the following information is the message:
Mail was returnedTheme: Re: AN17H23V2952-782IEB Time: 2017-10-08 15:55:43Unable to send to [email protected]Bounce reasonFor unknown reasons solutionPlease contact your recipient ( [email protected] ) or where the service provider to know the bounce reason. You can also report this bounce to the administrator .Send attempts has been going on for 24 hours. There will not be any action to try to send your mail. Please contact your system administrator or to send a message to your friends in other ways to avoid delays in non-e-mail.
In addition, you can also click here for more information about the bounce of help.
Message not deliveredThere was a problem delivering your message to [email protected]tomtop.com. See the technical details below. This link will take you to a third-party siteThe response was: 550 Ip frequency limited.
I have ordered successfully before with tomtop but I think these chinese sites have a short lifespan. It will probably close down soon and re open as something like tiptoptech.com and say they are celebrating their 30th birthday.
Anyone had better luck getting through?
gavinski101
9 Oct 17#98
Yeah same here I've gone through sec 75 route having to print out all emails and invoice, they've paid out my TCB as well, I'll just see it as a small compensation offering for all the time wasted trying to contact them and all the agro.
gavinski101
9 Oct 17#99
Guys you need to report them to HDUK legal team HERE as I have done to get Tomtop blacklisted on the site to prevent anybody else falling victim of this scam website, it takes 2 minutes.
magicjay1986 to gavinski101
9 Oct 17#100
Hey :smile: We don't treat these issues like a petition. If something has happened within a thread just report it as you've done and we'll then keep an eye.
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Opening post
Features:
30km Cruising Distance: With high-quality 18650 lithium battery and 250W
motor, this electric scooter is capable of fast speed up to 25km/h and
30km cruising distance.
Smart App Control: Smart App tracks your cycling habits, riding speed, etc.
Dual Brake System: E-ABS anti-lock system for the front wheel, and
mechanical disk brake for the rear wheel. The dual-braking system
efficiently enhances the braking response and shortens the braking
distance to 4 meters, making your riding much safer.
Recyclable Energy: Kinetic energy recovery system converts kinetic
energy into electric energy, offering a better battery life and
increasing the cruising distance.
6 Protection Functions: Short-circuit protection, over-current
protection, overcharge protection, over-discharge protection,
low-voltage protection, and temperature anomaly protection, greatly
enhancing the safety and durability of this scooter.
Battery Management: 4 LED lights indicate the battery capacity;
Intelligent BMS battery management system lets you know the battery
conditions.
8.5 Inch Inflatable Tyre: Features 8.5" inflatable tyres, shockproof and antiskid, suitable for most road conditions.
Safety Lights: Super bright front and rear lights for higher visibility and riding safety at night.
Foldable and portable: Weighs only 27.6lbs and easily folds in 3 seconds, convenient for storage and transport.
Specification:
Color: White / Black (optional)
Material: Aircraft-grade aluminum alloy
Wheel Size: 8.5 inch inflatable tire
Motor Size: 6.7 inch
Maximum Speed: 25km/h (common mode); 18km/h (energy-saving mode)
Cruising Distance: 30km
Rated Motor Power: 250W
Maximum Motor Power: 500W
Max Load: 100kg / 220lbs
Maximum Torque: 16N.m
Braking System: Front E-ABS anti-lock system; Rear: Mechanical disk brake
Battery Pack Power: 280Wh
Climbing Gradient: Approx 14 degree
Water Resistance: IP54
Pedal Ground Clearance: 87.5mm
Charger Rated Power: 71W
Charger Input Voltage: 100 - 240V, 50/60Hz
Battery Limited Voltage: 42V
Charging Time: Approx. 5 hours
Standard Power Consumption: 1.1kWh per 100km
Unfolded Size: 108 * 43 * 114cm / 42.5 * 16.9 * 44.9in
Folded Size: 108 * 43 * 49cm / 42.5 * 16.9 * 19.3in
Net Weight: 12.5kg / 27.6lb
All comments (100)
EDIT: Hang on, 28 of them? I think each is 10wh but will depend on the cell in question.
@chilko Do you know if this includes import tax or how that would work?
We will pay the custom tariff fee when shipped to US,FR,DE,UK,ES,IT,Belgium,Czech Republic,Finland,Greece,Hungary,Latvia,Lithuania,Monaco,Netherlands,Poland,Portugal,Romania,Slovakia,Slovenia,Sweden.
What if I'm 98.
Does that mean if I put some shoes and jeans on I will exceed the limit and scooter won't work? :smile:
Or it will but with some silly small speed like 5km/h?
I try to say something, but even worse, they start swearing and sticking fingers up at you...! It's funny but scary...
What would you be convicted of, and would you be fined or banged up in the slammer ?
Amazing deal, about a tenth of the price of the new electric Bromptons.
gov.uk/ele…les
Interestingly, as there's no pedals though you can propel yourself with your foot it's unclear where it falls with the law.
If these things become more common and pedestrians and even cyclists annoyed at bike lane use start to complain, i wonder if the police could start cracking down on them the way they did with segways, "hoverboards", etc - actually, whatever happened to hoverboards, did police crack down on them or people just stop using them. Manual kick scooters are so much slower that it makes sense that they're allowed alongside pedestrians, less so on bike lanes though.
but then again, some of the rules are there for a reason..
especially when irrisponsible people dont think .. even ones without electric motors attached
bbc.co.uk/new…321
Will a thin bike lock fit through the rear wheel?
Anyway, I don't suppose you know as neither Essex nor London are known for being hilly, but is the KERS useful for extending the range or is it just a gimmicky braking mechanism? If it comes to it is it comfortable to scoot manually and would 30 mins manual labour get 5 mins of range back for the final straight?
The link they sent me doesn't work and cutting and pasting the tracking number into the courier's website shows "item not found".
Also, sent their customer services an email, but I've had zero response so far.
Also, if you use the same tracking number on the UPS site, it is still at the very first stage (label printed).
Shall we start an e-petition for a law change?
I emailed TomTop customer services and got the following reply......
Dear customer,
Thank you for your mail and we are so sorry for your inconvenience.
We have sent your order NO.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX on 22th,September .It is expected to arrive on 12th, October. So, We would kindly advise you wait another few days patiently. after that ,if you still not receive your order and can't get any informant of it,pls contact us again.
This is your tracking number XXXXXXXXXXXXX and you can track it here
LINK DELETED
If you have any other concerns, please feel free to contact us.
Best Regards,
Mandy
I've contacted them on facebook and twitter now and written public posts about where my order is after 45 days, needless to say they have deleted my posts and blocked me for asking where my order is, I assume as to not put off potential victims from buying
Aby
...When replying I got this.
Sorry you send mail is returned, the following information is the message:
Mail was returnedTheme: Re: AN17H23V2952-782IEB
Time: 2017-10-08 15:55:43Unable to send to [email protected]Bounce reasonFor unknown reasons
solutionPlease contact your recipient ( [email protected] ) or where the service provider to know the bounce reason. You can also report this bounce to the administrator .Send attempts has been going on for 24 hours. There will not be any action to try to send your mail. Please contact your system administrator or to send a message to your friends in other ways to avoid delays in non-e-mail.
In addition, you can also click here for more information about the bounce of help.
...When I try to send an email to [email protected]tomtop.com I get this.
Message not deliveredThere was a problem delivering your message to [email protected]tomtop.com. See the technical details below. This link will take you to a third-party siteThe response was:
550 Ip frequency limited.
I have ordered successfully before with tomtop but I think these chinese sites have a short lifespan. It will probably close down soon and re open as something like tiptoptech.com and say they are celebrating their 30th birthday.
Anyone had better luck getting through?