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Floor 11, Eagle Tower, Montpellier Drive,, GL50 1TA, Cheltenham, United Kingdom
3.0
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The reviews for uks1.com are fake. Firstly, the reviews talk about PPI compensation when uks1.com are contacting people without permission selling web design. In addition, its strange that all positive reviews are from the same town the business is located in.
Please remove the fake reviews and UKS1.com should STOP harassing people
When I wanted to claim back on my Payment Protection Insurance from my bank I found these guys and found the whole process very simple. All I did was fill out a simple form and I got a call back really quickly and my claim was dealt with superbly. I got back £2100 thanks to UKS1. Thank you very much.
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