ukrecoveryteam.comReviews of ukrecoveryteam.com

Mother in law scammed 4 times over past year, do not use or give any details to these lowlifes

Scammers praying on the old and vulnerable. Using scare tactics to get them to part with their money.

Phoned wife out of the blue saying she qualify for a reduced payment for the next 3 years. my wife or I did not know who they are. see give me the phone I ask who they are before we paid and they wanted the the money £180. I ask for paper work to be sent, they refused & wanted payment now over the phone. They would not listen to me and then she screamed down the phone at me very loudly wanted payment or be taken to court I put the phone down. kept phoneing for the 2 days.

I reiterate all that the other reviewers have said. They are scammers. Don't give them any information or money.

Total Scam!! This so called company has preyed upon by 87 year old father twice. He finally broke and paid the money. £ 180.00 for boiler repairs and £ 120.00 for electrical repairs. Pressure selling is illegal?! . They said that they would refund the £ 180.00 for the boiler fee last December, however he is yet to see the money paid in his bank account!! Many phone calls & emails chasing!!

Please beware. This is a scam company targeting the elderly. A gent i care for has been scammed out of £120. The bank has reimbursed his money fortunately, but its sad that people are scammed in this way so easily and often! Shame on you

These crooks called my 92 year old mother telling her they wanted to pay her a £60 “insurance rebate” and asking for her bank details. They then charged her £60 for a household goods insurance policy. (Which she doesn’t need.) They called again 3 months later trying to pull the same trick this time for £180, but my mum put the phone down on them. They’re absolute low-life scum preying on the elderly. If they try it with you or your relatives please report them to (1) your local council’s Trading Standards department; (2) the Information Commissioner’s Office (for making marketing calls without express consent) and (3) the Police. They should be doing time.

Ignore the fake nice old lady routine from Julia. They called 6 times in one day under different phone numbers after managing to trick my elderly relative. Asking for more money. Thieves. Con. Beware. Do not pay them a penny. They may use a registered company name. Have a website and a phone number. But that does not make them a genuine company. I don't believe they ever actually provide a service to anyone. They cold call. Confidence tricksters. They spend the time on the phone to gain enough of a person's confidence to make them seem legitimate before taking a card payment from you - steeling your money as they provide NO SERVICE. Then once they know they have you, they call again for more money. Threaten you with legal action. Using words such as contract and breach, debt collection, court. Stop. Take a moment and remember you haven't signed any contract or been sent any paper work. Demand your money back. Then go to your bank and report them. Also report them to trading standards. Citizens advice and any news paper or radio station you can.