The following review was written in Autumn 2020 but it has taken me until now to find a way to get it posted the “official” Wallfillers review page. For any potential customers, please be aware that Wallfillers may not give you the opportunity to leave feedback, should you not be satisfied with your order. I was never sent a review link, but it is impossible to leave a review on the reviews.io site without one. I have had to chase it up directly with the reviews.io support team in order to get the link. Furthermore, Wallfillers have deleted any reviews or comments that I have left on their Facebook page and they also discredit reviews left on other review sites, e.g. Trust Pilot as being “fake”. Anyway, here is my original review: - - - I placed an order for 2 large canvas prints from Wallfillers. There were no problems with the initial ordering or delivery service. However, the quality of the prints that I received was extremely poor. It looked as though the canvases had been printed either from a low-resolution image or a low-quality printer and the images appeared fuzzy / pixelated. One of the canvases featured an image that I was already familiar with (Banksy’s ‘Girl with Balloon’) so I knew that far better quality could be achieved than what I received on my canvas. I contacted Wallfillers to inform them of my disappointment and my intention to return the items. They agreed to the return. I then found that the return postage was over £20 so I contacted Wallfillers again and asked about their returns policy in relation to the Consumer Protection Act, as I felt that I had received goods that were not as described. Up to this point, the correspondence had been polite but the following reply from Wallfillers became very defensive. According to the reply, my unhappiness with the print quality was “perception, not fault”. The email then went on to give a lengthy (and patronising) explanation of Banksy’s work and claimed that the image was not sharp because the original artwork was on a derelict wall. They wrote: “There is nothing faulty or wrong with the print quality, it is the style you do not like, and therefore the return cost is down to yourself.” As stated earlier, my problem with the canvases was that the print / image quality was poor, with fuzzy lines and obvious pixelation. It was nothing to do with the style of the artwork but Wallfillers were unable (or unwilling) to see the distinction. Given the lack of helpful communication at this point, I decided to return the items and chalk this up to experience. I returned the items and then had to chase up my refund two weeks later. It took a further week for my refund to be received, only to find that the original postage and packaging fee on the order had been deducted from my refund, even though this should also have been refunded. I then had to chase this up too and it took several more days to receive that refund. The person I corresponded with to get my refund was polite and helpful but it was too little, too late. I would not use this company again and would advise others to avoid as well.