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Broadway 50, SW1H 0BL, London, United Kingdom
Your page has laughable security
"Forgot password" option CONFIRMS that account with given e-mail address exists (should never happen, leak of information)
Password is sent to my e-mail in the clear, which means they use no encryption whatsoever (!) I don't know if that's even allowed this time in age, with GDPR and all?
Anyway, deleting my account!
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