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Would give zero if possible. This is an "ambulance chasing" company who exist to make money out of spamming people into responding about rising business rates. Don't bother using these companies do it your self.
I also believe these guys are scammers. I only say this because the photo they used for the woman contacting me was also used in at least 5 other adverts/scams when I googled it. Many offshore. Look at the website - really simple probably AI created, one page site. For an organisation of this size and ability? Really?
DO not fall for it.
Spam, Spam, & Spam. Cold emails telling me that I have inaccurate business rates ! I dont even have business premises !
SCAM ALERT
They send cold emails explaining how you could save on business rates without doing any actual research, by using scare tactics like this they trick you in signing up to their pointless service.
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