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Runexe are SEO spammers. They have spammed me multiple times over the last 2+ years. Their spam breaks multiple international pieces of anti-spam legislation such as CAN-SPAM and PECR. Their own site is littered with the most basic of HTML and accessibility errors. Why would anyone trust a company that tells you your site has issues when they haven't bothered to fix the basics on their own site!
They are the best in their business. From nowhere to be at the top of the Google search result in 3 Months is simply amazing.
I will surely recommend their service to everyone.
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