Scammers same as lower ground basement
Scammers same as lower ground basement, 23b hessel street, london, e1 2lr
August 23, 2021
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Dangerous Scam company
Scam company. Should really be no stars. Also uses at least 3 other websites allmodelswanted.com, managedmodel.com and bookamodels.com (please note this is different to book a model). There is no company address info on their websites and no contact telephone numbers! They hire places for the day to do sessions. They said there was no charge, took sub standard photos and then intimidated my teenage son into paying up £400 when he tried to leave. He couldn't get hold of me, and was scared so he paid up. Unable to get any response when I tried to complain.
February 20, 2021
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