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SCAMMERS !
Do not open any emails or listen to there words. Complete scammers. Trying to scare people into buying trademarks. I might have been born at night but I wasn’t born last night. Your the fools !!!
Like the other reviewer I was contacted by email. I was concerned & rang the number provided. The person answering had a strong, foreign accent making it difficult for me to work out what he was saying. I did some digging. The solicitor named on the email is SRA registered but no other details. The business address listed is in the Law Society's records as having 2 people working at that address, one is a solicitor but NEITHER people listed at the address is Richard Kenneth Dayle. Conclusion is thst this is either a phishing exercise or an elaborate scam.
We were contacted by Richard Dayle, claiming to be a registered IP solicitor from this firm. He was claiming to be verifying a trademark application for competing commercial interests. When we responded with our objections, they then immediately tried to sell us a package to protect our business entity. They were either never representing anyone in the first place and were fishing, or they have a conflict of interest, either way, neither is acceptable under the solicitors Regulation Authority - of which they claim to be a member. A complaint has been duely issued to the SRA. If you are contacted by RL Law 41A High Street, Wargrave,Reading, RG10 8BU, England. I would treat it with caution and ask if they are genuinely representing anyone or if it's a fishing exercise, before reporting them to the Solicitors Regulation Authority. There is very little known about this business it was only registered on companies house in august this year with 2 shareholders. only one of whom is a solicitor. There are no reviews or Google Map entries for them.
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