Fraudulent Company
The company took a fee from us for onboarding and then proceeded to ignore all follow up emails and calls. Clear scam.
20 August 2024
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Company details
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Full stack payment solutions for global digital businesses. We understand challenges of operating digital businesses globally and work together with you to find suitable and compliant payment solutions
Contact info
25 Cabot Square, E14 4QA, London, United Kingdom
- info@payler.com
- payler.com
A dead company
A dead company. Just collecting £150 for onboarding. And not replying to emails or phone calls.
10 July 2024
Unprompted review
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