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Just won't stop!!! I am tiered of getting their calls and emails and won't accept NO for answer! When someone says NO, they don't need to explain themselves. Just stop spamming people and get used to respect their decisions! According to GDPR you can't keep my details if I have stated multiple times that I don't want you to and I don't want to keep getting your calls, so please abide by it and stop wasting my time.
Constant spam through my website contact us form. Nothing will stop them. Desperate sales techniques
Spammer keeps sending emails about Covid-19 Business Claims emails from Julie Snaky
No address and telephone numbers on their website to contact them. Looks fishy
STOP Spamming !!!!
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