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Do not use the pinder reaux a was sent over from ecc once a paid my 6500 that was paid on the 17 of October its been 6 months now still not heard anything bk tryed phone in them but never get back to us there seriously something wrong with both companies almost sure its a scam stay well clear of both 👎
had me over for £5500 i dont know how sean and belinda sleep at night
Avoid - work hand in hand with ecc - can never get in touch with legal.team seems like a call center scam.to me no rapport take your money and dont do their job get you in thousands of debt abd bully for payments - oversell a service to bind you in a contract you xant get out of avoid avoid avoid
Unfortunately we have proof that neither this company or ECC provide a service they claim they can. Please do not use them and pay money up front
part of the ecc scam takes your money and dose nothing
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