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35 minutes ago, Stere said:
WWW.SCHOOLSUPPLIESSERVICE.CO.UK

School supplies and services directory, edQuote eProcurement and concise Handbook of Procurement.

 

 

Heres there webshite look quite well made?

 

Wonder if the comapanies listed on there signed up or maybe they didn't and are just there as bait for others?

 

 

Seems alot have being scammed:

 

UK.TRUSTPILOT.COM

Do you agree with Edfirst's TrustScore? Voice your opinion today and hear what 93 customers have already said.

 

Some only payed £120.....

 

Ive been offered cash to amend a trust pilot review. A full refund in one instance. I told them where to go. 

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9 hours ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

I’m struggling to understand what it is you’ve actually done....

 

Are you saying you paid someone £600 on the empty promise that they’d get you some leads with customers you’ve never met and at prices they won’t question....
 

I’m genuinely at a loss for words!

 

 

 

You just rock up there, do a bit of grass cutting, then send the bill in. That'll be £7,956+VAT. Thanks muchly.

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On 28/04/2020 at 11:39, Dan Maynard said:

Sounds painful. Do you get a legal helpline with your business insurance or any other insurance policy?

I'd be making some calls, you need proper advice about whether your claim has a solid grounding - on the face of it you should but they are probably the sort of bastards who know how to weasel out of a refund.

Dan, that's a good idea cheers. Will give insurance a call.

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20 hours ago, trigger_andy said:

They must have big windows. :D If I fell for that I think Id be keeping it very quiet and putting it down to a lesson learned. 

Well, to be honest I posted for two reasons - 1.) to see if anyone had any advice regarding small claims court or such, and 2.) to warn others.

We all make silly mistakes here and there, and I've certainly learnt by this one.

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I got tucked up for a couple of hundred quid, 20 years back by some outfit saying they published a magazine for coppers.

 

Initially said yes, then got an invoice a couple of days later, I phoned saying I’d changed my mind and he said they’d taped my call which was valid as a contract, it was a police publication with the full legal authority etc...

 

Sent the chèque off. 
 

I learnt it then, you learnt it now.

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