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Contract 5199923 SPAIN
As Ukrainian refugees, we needed an alarm system for one year in Spain. Despite clearly communicating this, Securitas Direct tricked us into signing a two-year contract. When we tried to cancel, they ignored our emails and were unhelpful. This company exploits vulnerable clients and is untrustworthy. Beware of their deceptive practices.
They use FAKE TrustPilot ratings in their illegal (aka non GDPR-compliant) UCE SPAM compaigns, showing non-existing 4.5 Star Trustpilot reviews; definitely not a trustworthy company to invite into your home 'for security'.
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