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IMPORTANT ADVISORY

IMPORTANT ADVISORY: Research this owner’s business history first

I am writing this factual public notice on behalf of an elderly relative who was a customer of this business and is not computer literate.

Before signing a contract or transferring money to A Content Space in Stockton Heath, anyone should do a quick search on UK Companies House and Trustpilot regarding the owner, who operates under multiple name variations.

1. Frequent Official Name Discrepancies

If you search the official UK Companies House officer register, you will find this individual's corporate history is split across four distinct name profiles:

• Stephen Craven
• Stephen Inala-Craven
• Stephen Inala-Reedy
• Stephen Mark Inala-Reedy

2. The Software App Backlash (Stridist)

He serves as the Chief Operating Officer for Stridist, an app platform for personal trainers. If you search "Stridist Trustpilot Reviews" online, you will see horrific feedback from angry customers. Multiple fitness coaches explicitly warn others about paid software freezing, customer support vanishing for weeks, and users having to get their bank fraud departments involved to forcibly recover their subscription money.

3. History of Liquidated & Dissolved Companies

He has a repetitive track record of setting up entities that later close or go under. You can verify this for free on the official government website by searching these exact names or company numbers:

• OMBM Ltd (Formerly Arrow Merchandise Ltd - 11588168): Officially flagged as in liquidation.

• Arrow Online Ltd (14643761): Dissolved via compulsory strike-off.

• ASJ Marketing Ltd (10826521): Dissolved.

• Primal Bodies Limited (09298937): Dissolved via compulsory strike-off.

• Riqueza Developments Ltd (08475054): Resigned as director; entity now dissolved.

• Clicks Into Customers UK Ltd / PPL.Agency: Associated digital marketing footprints and active trading brands.

His current venture, A Content Space, follows a familiar pattern of aggressive revenue marketing claims and premium monthly pricing. Do your own thorough research on the public register and independent review platforms before handing over any money to this individual.

1 October 2026
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