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i still have an account with this company and they will not let me access the money in there which amounts to2002.75 i have tried every method of comunication with no success.this company is a scam company and needs investigating and stopping from robbing unsuspecting people
All of a sudden the phone is not in use also email . I have.lost £250 with this company I am an ordinary bloke and could not afford this, but I am trying 2 rebuild my life as fell on hard times Please do not put money in this scheme or scam .
This company repeatedly hassled me with sales calls despite my number being on a national 'do not call' list.
Clearly shady marketing practices.
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