Horrible Liars
5 May 2026
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Linkdin Terrible Organisation
I would give - stars if I could.This Company does not respond to UNSUBSCRIBE requests no matter how many times you ask.Are they above the law ? i gather its a legal requirement to respond and act upon unsubscriber requests.This has gone on for months and I am about to take legal action to get them to stop bombarding me on a daily basis with their rubbish.I hope that this action will result that I want.
21 July 2025
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It's fraud
It's fraud! The return and exchange policy refuses any return even if the problem from their link or functionality. The CRM threatens the customer from opening a case in ministry of commerce or customer protecting because he is a lawyer. Their replies show a kiddy style by sharing humiliating videos.
25 April 2025
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