Hamar Acrylic Fabrications

In need of some colored Acrylic sheets, I went to Hamar Acrylic where many of my Art student friends order. Their website look slightly dodgy with very little information, nowhere near enough to give you informations regarding what you would need or what they could offer.
A very small counter in the store, with some display of objects that they probably made, and other related articles like plastic welding chemical.
I asked for the available perspex they had, the lady gave me the small color sample things for me to choose. Although she was sitting on her computer filing what looked like bills, she always answered my questions. Once the choice done, asked for a sheet, she went to give the order to the workshop, made me my invoice while waiting for the piece to be cut to size.
Pretty much: go there, choose, ask, get the stuff, pay; I knew kind of want I wanted, bought it.
They offer a large range of acrylic sheet (perspex), that can be cut to size directly in store for simple cuts. They also have laser cutting, moulding, casting, bending and assembling services, but I haven’t try these (yet); and sell some accessories like acrylic balls or shapes, plastic welding/​dichloromethane,.. .
Prices are quite reasonable (got myself a nice A3 sheet of blue, frosted, 3 mm perspex for a bit less than £10; a clear A4 sheet of 3 mm perspex was £3), but no student discount (at least I tried)
The staff answered my questions on the machining of that type of perspex I was ordering.

would really advise avoiding this company at all costs. I read quite a few bad reviews online, although I thought I would at least give them the benefit of the doubt and see for myself.
The reviews couldn’t have been more correct.
The customer service is absolutely terrible. The staff have no people skills whatsoever, or any concept of basic manners. I question how the company has survived for this long operating with such rudeness!
Apologies for leaving such a negative review, although that is just how it is!