Sochitel Bewertungen 3

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 .

These guys are probably scammers. they took my money, failed to complete my transaction, and are yet to refund me after a week.

DO NOT BUY ANY TOP UP CARDS. Be aware, the company claims that they sell mobile top up cards at local exchange rates but in fact only a third of your money will be received abroad. DO NOT USE!! You will be better off to transfer the money to your relatives abroad, so they can buy the top up locally.

Misleading advertisements which leads to mi-selling of products to consumers. Make sure you inform Ofcom!