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We scale e-commerce brands to multi 7 figures per month in rapid time. Anything but a Normal Company.
United Kingdom
Great at making excuses, poor at paying their contractors. Made excuses for over 3 months as to why payment was delayed and then ultimately stopped replying. Avoid if you're a contractor, and avoid if you're a client with an ethical bone in your body.
A pair of extremely hardworking gentlemen, who have delivered on their promise by significantly increasing our turnover.
Trustworthy and highly recommended.
Amazing company! Helped so much with Marketing and improved things very quickly, wouldn’t go anywhere else, thanks for all your help
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