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Maureen is very knowledgeable and super helpful. Came across as very amenable and easy to liaise with. Kindly helped with understanding process of Company formation and Companies House filing legislation when dealing with a time critical issue. I have no hesitation in recommending her and System Day services.
Company did not communicate, and failed to respond to a refund request that was due to their lack of communication. Service was not provided by the deadline. Company has lied to the payment processor about providing the service so months later it's still a fight to get the charge reversed.
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