Utterly dreadful.
Utterly dreadful.
These people cold-emailed us about adverse Google reviews, offering to remove them. We are lawyers and we sue people. That's pretty much all we do really. They (the people that we sue) don't like it so they give us adverse reviews. We don't care. What we care about is what out clients say, and we have awards to demonstrate that they at least hold us in some regard, and that's what matters to us.
I told their salesman (Driffield) not to contact us again, but I got two more emails (one of them bad-mouthing Trustpilot), which I ignored.
Then another of their people (Smart) contacted me with the same proposal, obviously having no idea that Driffield had had a crack at us and failed, and obviously having no idea that I had told them not to contact us again. Pretty useless for a tech business.
Their Trustpilot reviews are either 5 star or one star, the latter being very much in the ascendancy.
Their 5 star reviews are very curious in their pattern as follows:
10/03/23 (first time reviewer.)
09/03/23 (first time reviewer).
09/03/23 (4th review from the reviewer).
19/11/18 (first time reviewer).
17/11/18 (first time reviewer).
09/08/18 (first time reviewer).
Notice anything about the bunching of the dates?
Now, call me cynical if you want, but I think that pattern is very odd indeed. On the other hand, the one star reviews are nicely spread out.
Also, were one a legitimate company, one would have thought that a response (even a bland denial of being scammers - which is the gist of the negative reviews) would have been called for. Whilst failing to respond to an accusation does not amount to an admission of guilt, it does raise certain questions.
By the way, they don't have any Google reviews. Why is that I wonder?
I have not used these people, and would not dream of doing so under any circumstances. You do what you like.