Steven B.
I applied to be a reseller
I applied to be a reseller, after two attempts I had a meeting last Sunday. I was sent a xcel sheet with some pricing, but there was no solid confirmation of who or where they was. Following the meeting which didn't really confirm their creditials, the demo was a bit vague, but they promoted a possible software package and quoted they was owned by a company listed on the New York exchange and the website said it had 200M end users. They claimed they could supply a solution and I would get something on Monday. The day passed and nearly another. I rang a few things on Tuesday and sent a text and I got a text to say they would call in the afternoon. Another day and a half passed and it was not until I hide my number their European Manager said he was too busy, but would call back. The company landline was incorrect and the other mobiles numbers I found were useless. I paid a visit to the registered address to discover it was a rented office. My advice to anyone dealing with this company is beware. When a company promotes multiple global locations and says they are worth Millions cannot demonstrate a clear working system, use expert advice to establish what relationship they have with overseatopup and a few pages of code. I did not lose my shirt, but others may not. Their story of pre-deducted VAT and very small margins requires further investigation, but they were not prepared to comment .