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Spoke to Campaign Manager Khai about a potential partnership, when asking questions he was short, abrasive and not particularly helpful, sounds like he had somewhere better to be. Will not be following up on this one.
I cannot recommend this company.
After working with them for 4 months my sales had actually decreased below the level they were at when I started with them. It took me an additional 4 months to work back out of the debt I incurred hiring them.
If you do not chase them they will not deliver the work they promised, although they are great at making excuses!
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