Anyone know how trustworthy the kitchenware.nz website is? can't seem to find any info or reviews on this

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#290655 25-Nov-2021 16:16

Hey guy, I was wondering how trustworthy the kitchenware.nz website is? can't seem to find any info or reviews on this? The website domain isn't co.nz but instead .nz which seems odd as I have never seen a website like this. Wanting to buy something off this website for my grandmother :D. Any thoughts guys?

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#2819244 25-Nov-2021 16:18

What is under contact us? If no NZ phone number and you can not talk to someone avoid it

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#2819245 25-Nov-2021 16:19

Clearly based out of AU when you click on contact us

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#2819250 25-Nov-2021 16:25

I’ve used them via kitchenware.com.au a couple of times in the past. Product delivered was as advertised and lived up to their claim of fast delivery to NZ.
Looks like they’ve got a .nz domain now too. I wouldn’t have any concerns about ordering from them if it were me.

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#2819262 25-Nov-2021 16:50

I used them, ordering was fine. In saying that I'll never buy a Woll pan again, waste of money no where near as good as advertised after a few months and blamed on me using to much oil (which I never used)

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#2819318 25-Nov-2021 17:32

I've used them multiple times, no issues

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#2819469 26-Nov-2021 00:18

The .nz address is fine - the restrictions on having to use .co.nz for businesses have been gone for a couple of years now. When that happened, a lot of businesses bought the equivalent .nz to match their existing .co.nz to ensure that no one else would be able to use it to suck in unsuspecting persons to a malicious site. For example, my ISP, 2Degrees, is now accessible on 2degrees.nz. New websites now tend to just use .nz.