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Kontaktede dem via deres kontaktformular vedrørende en sag og fik et standard svar tilbage i løbet af et par dage. Jeg havde nogle opfølgende spørgsmål, hørte aldrig tilbage fra dem. Det er ikke særlig tillidsvækkende at man ikke kan komme i kontakt med dem - jeg kan ikke se noget grundlag for at samarbejde med dem.
Kontaktede dem for efterhånden et par måneder siden fordi jeg manglede et inkassofirma der kunne hjælpe mig med dårlige betalere.
Jeg udfylte en konktaktformular men har stadig ikke hørt fra dem. måneder efter...
Hvis de arbejder så langsomt så er det i hvertfald ikke dem jeg skal samarbejde med for så får jeg da aldrig mine penge
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