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Agree with the previous comments! Literally the WORST company I have ever had to work with… they picked up a machine, telling me that no finance was owed when it was…. Awful customer service, I’ve had to chase a ridiculous amount of times, would never ever use them again and would advise anyone else to stay away!!
Absolutely Terrible company to deal with, they if you decide to end an agreement they will try everything not to pay you even though they have cashed in the settlement.
Will Never use them again. The MD will try everything to not pay out. A bunch of crooks do not use this company.
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