Very Bad Company
Poor customer service. Does not follow directions. Very Rude. Now they call and harass me every day.
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Poor customer service. Does not follow directions. Very Rude. Now they call and harass me every day.
This company does not follow through on remove from contact requests. They also do not follow U.S. laws concerning do not call lists. We have repeatedly informed them that we are on the national do not call list and that we do not wish to receive their spam emails to no avail. Thus, they seem to refuse to follow simple instruction or the rules and regulations of the country they are doing business in.
Update:8/17/23 - Still receiving illegal phone calls and unwanted emails. Have reported them to the feds for the calls. Considering getting the PA AG on the case.
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