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The Goose House, TF13 6LP, Much Wenlock, United Kingdom
Hadn't personally heard of the company when I found them online, so I got in touch with them pre-purchase as a reassuring double check. I found the staff members to be knowledgeable & friendly and subsequently the sales process was extremely fast and efficient. Regular emailed updates throughout. 5* service.
When we needed some stronger security, I shopped around for some Watchguard help, and only these guys really explained the options and costs to me properly. When setting up they explained all I needed to get going with XTM and building up our policies and settings.
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