Before I pledged for the 2nd Kickstarter campaign, I read through the horrific stories from their 1st Kickstarter where thousands of backers complained about La Mansio being an unethical company. I figured their issues last time were rookie mistakes that would get fixed after that experience (they said this themselves in the 2nd campaign). Those who finally got their bags in the 1st campaign were happy with the product and they were now an established company, so I took the chance.I regret giving them the benefit of the doubt. Clearly the same issues are happening with excuses about issues with production delays where they blame their supporters (e g., you didn't reply to the survey fast enough), lying about the shipping cost and charging an exorbitant amount instead (e.g., $~$22-29 quoted estimate that turned into $50-180 required charges, then lying the shipping charges are only $9 more than estimated), and threatening with delaying shipment further if you don't pay for this price hike asap. All in all, you end up slowly being drained of more and more money because they start scamming the backers the moment in the campaign you can't cancel your pledge. No one has received their bags to date, was supposed to arrive in November. There is risk in supporting a Kickstarter but this company abuses the concept. This is now an established company and advertised in their 2nd campaign as such to make it seem they are trustworthy. They use Kickstarter backers to fund their R&D and then treat them horribly. Backers genuinely want to support cool products coming to market for the benefit of all potential customers, but this company treats the backers worst than customers from their web store. This is an unethical company. I hope no one else gets fooled by them in the future. Don't make the same mistake I did.
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The versatile women's bag that goes from a handbag to a comfortable backpack & supports your active lifestyle.
