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Disappointing experience with einforma.pt. They promise 5 company reports, but after signing up with my NIF and phone number, they still ask for additional payments to access anything. The promised reports never materialized — it feels like empty promises just to collect your data and money.
They say that they will provide data on 5 organizations for free after registration.
As a result, after registration and forced collection of my personal data(bc if you won't give them nif and you mobile number they won't register you), no new information about the organization is available on their site.
For any information that I want to receive, which they promised for free, they offer to buy their services.
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