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Never heard of you guys or know of you but today someone called “Emma” messaged me saying “I’m glad to see you for the inquiry about this part time job”? But What inquiring…You messaged ME first? 🤔 I ask where you got my number from and your response was “your number is random” okay ? well that’s bit weird no. As for someone who’s autistic I don’t really like random people messaging my phone and saying my number is at random ??🥴
They constantly are removing any legit 1 star reviews from Trustpilot. This shows you a lot about their business practices. Instead of fixing the issues they have, they prefer to trick the public by removing what must be 100s if not 1000s of 1-star reviews.
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