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SCAMMERS _ as per the other reviews they are just after your money... You do not need a Solicitor to register your company, just do it yourself on the HMRC website.
Spoke with a Guy called Nick Fox - what a total Muppet.... Could not even string a sentence together and did not now what to do when challenged.
Total 💩Bags.... Remember if you did not ask for the service or give your details out the they are SCUM
Received an email telling me my trading name was at risk of being trademarked by someone else. I spent money attempting to trademark it before the other alleged party could only to be told the name could not be trademarked. Total scammers!!
Seems to be the same company as Ipregisteruk.com
Everyone says they're scammers.
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