Turn Me Royal

DO NOT ORDER

Use your phones edit option for better end result...very disappointed...what worst could it be when Mother could not recognize her daughter in the preview they provided...my 10 year old can do better editing then their professionals...face and body did not match...not worth hundred and thirty British pounds...ALSO if I cancel the order they will charge 20% of the order...saying AS PER THE POLICY

Until today's date January 5,2024, I have not yet received anything, I am still waiting for my order #******* which was made on December 4,2023, I have sent you several emails and no response, no number to track my order, nothing, I'm really disappointed I hope you will be able to send me my order, i made an order for $538.33 my order #*******, it's a steal, refund me my money or send my order

I am a consumer and independent artist who first learned of Turn Me Royal when they contacted me to try to get me to stop using a public domain image they were using. Public domain images are 90+ year old images that have entered the public domain and no longer copyrighted. They are free to use by anyone. This is what Turn Me Royal uses to create portraits. They have been doing so since May 2020. I have been doing so since 2011. So they find small businesses and artists and try to illegally get them to stop using images that are free to use. They even went to the lengths to file false DMCA take downs to try to get my products removed from the internet- DMCA take downs require an affidavit under both US and international law that under the penalties of perjury their claims are true. They claim they own the intellectual property rights of the work of Queen Victoria, painted in 1859. This work entered the public domain in the mid-1900s and copyright belongs to no one. But Turn Me Royal, also known as WonderRoyal is a Lithuanian based company, registered in Lithuania as MB Onsoftas, and they don't own public domain images. What they did is illegal and its disgusting. They are trying to destroy small businesses so they can remove competition. I have truly never experienced something so ruthless as a consumer, independent artists, completely and illegally attacked by a company. The listing they attempted to remove is being restored, because they CANT file fraudulent DMCA notices. It's also important to note that they are not based in CA. They list their address in California, but that is their drop shipping company's address (FoamCorePrint) they also use Printify. They are not registered nor located in the US. If you have received an illegal demand or DMCA notice from this company regarding your use of a public domain image, do not fall for it. File a counterclaim and get your item restored. Do not allow them to use illegal tactics against you