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SCAM - Key World Media (Matchmaker Marketing). This company (disguised as Matchmaker Marketing) have obviously renamed themselves after all the bad press that they have received, and continue to scam people claiming to be a reputable Google company, when they clearly are not. How do companies like this not get closed down. My brother has been at the sharp end of Matchmaker Marketing which cost him his business. When claiming that they woudl charge one months money, they took over a 12 months and then liquidated! Never do business with this company.
I'm so pleased this post helped. Do you mind me asking what country you are in please; I understand that they call all over the world?
WATCH OUT! Has anyone heard of STORM MEDIA? I am being contacted by them with the same (awful) sales speel as I was with MATCHMAKER MARKETING and KEY WORLD MEDIA... Are they somehow related? As one company stops calling, all of I sudden I hear from someone else?
That's becasuse they're all the same company? You're the gaffe!
"Give your head a wobble"? You must be the brains of the operation.
I've heard they've had to leave the country because the police are after them! Not surprised... They're all uneducated fools who can't get real jobs.
That's really interesting; Luke Osborn from Matchmaker Marketing? Is he the manager of Key World Media?
Something tells me that by your illiteracy, you work for keyworld media (that means your bad spelling by the way).
What a pile of sh"t! You must be Andrew Bridge!
I can't believe you took so much time to write such utter rubbish. You really are a prize illiterate. Your peers secretly must be laughing at you behind your back.
Me too. My brother is a tit. LOL
Yes you're right. By the way. What kind of ### moves to Malta by the way? That must be the highlight of anyones career? Bet you're well proud. What a loser.
I have had a call from them today wanting to promote our villa on Google. Said I wanted to research them first, glad I did, as it appears to be a scam! Will not be taking up their offer as it looks like it will cost a lot more than they are saying. Will stick with holiday-rentals.
I have been with Key world for 2 weeks now...and have NO complaints !
Everything was done as promised, dont judge a business by one negative comment people !
SCAM - First Found continue to scam people claiming to be a reputable Google company, when they clearly are not. How do companies like this not get closed down. My brother has been at the sharp end of First Found which cost him his business. When claiming that they woudl charge one months money, they took over a 12 months!Never do business with this company.
SCAM - Top Spot continue to scam people claiming to be a reputable Google company, when they clearly are not. How do companies like this not get closed down. My brother has been at the sharp end of Top Spot which cost him his business. When claiming that they woudl charge one months money, they took over a 12 months!Never do business with this company.
Top Spot are a complete joke, I worked there for a while and reps are encouraged to lie and give outrageous phrases that will NEVER generate traffic...i.e " kitchen fitting company in southeast london" .
Top Spot ?/ more like TOP RIP OFF...!
Match maker marketing & now Key World Media are a couple of a whole host of companies that you should avoid at all costs, these companies give the rest of the real media companies a bad name. Offering flat fee campaigns via adwords under poor traffic keywords.
What you need to ask these people is how many clicks do I get for my money, after all this is a pay per click platform. A company I know did something similar, paying £120 per month for keywords that get less than 5 clicks a week, they would then send a report showing him the amount of impressions he was getting, but not mentioning the clicks hhmmmm, I wonder why? Impressions are how many times your advert has appeared on the search page but clicks are when people actually visit your site and is what gets you your return on investment, assuming the keyword is relevant to your service?
What you need to know is that the general average click through rate for adwords is 3%, therefore if you getting 500 impressions a month, this comes to approx 15 clicks per month, so if the company is charging you £120 per month, the your paying £8.00 per click... wow! That's great for the keyword "dog kennels in surrey" isn't it...hahaha.
Do yourself a favour, if companies offer flat feee campaigns on adwords, tell them to go away and invest you money in a company that will actually help YOU and not just THEMSELVES.
HAS ANYBODY NOTICED THAT THERE ARE 3 IDENTICAL POSTS HERE ALL BEGINNING WITH 'SCAM'. THE ONLY DIFFERENCE ON EACH POST IS THE NAME OF THE COMPANY THAT IS APPARENTLY 'SCAMMING'... I THINK SOMEBODY'S MADE A BIT OF A GAFFE HAHA
I have had several enquires from google since signing up. i sence abit of competitor rivalry and foul play here...!
Thanks,
They nearly got me ! But while talking with them(Sara a spanish girl and another fella that I think he is portugues !) the price they offer me really rise up from 120 euros per ad at the beginner to 190 Euros if I want in the three major search engines and them to 190 Euros per country.So because I did want in 4 countries they give me the special offer of 580 Euros.!
I hear noise at the back like cheers so I thought in that moment that they got a fish.!
When I told them that I have first to consult my partner they told me that the offer end b4 4 pm, that I must hurry up because it was a special offer and I was the ""choosen one"".
Of course when I hanged up I google and found Scam written all over the web.
Needless to say they called me back and they have a piece of my mind
We gave this opportunity to somebody else and they are very happy with the deal. The price was NOT £580, it was for £480 for 5 countries. You can go and give your head a wobble! You seriously lost out.
Big time scam with some hardcore selling. Promissed first page placement for "online florist" (something like 45 mil results) within half an hour! :)
Basically, they lie to get people signed up and then quickly set up crap PPC campaign.
At the end of the conversation I was told "thank you for wasting my time!" :) ha..nice !
They use official number [protected] in UK. But when you try to call them back its not possible. They called me 3 times. Each time telling me they are vivastreet.co.uk which is a lie, big lie- i contacted viva and they have nothing to do with them. But they made some investigation and told me its KEY WORLD MEDIA. I spoke to some arrogant guy who shouted at me. I think i drove him crazy because he finally shouted: give me that bloody numbers of your card! be carefull. Its scam big way. They will make you feel like you know nothing about business, you are totally newbie. My nearly scammer laugh at me when i said i m happy with adverts online and google places which is free. Don't you want to make money he ask? i said: i make enough, thank you. i m not greedy. and he started to shout... AVOID, AVOID and and one more time avoid to give any of your details on the phone! make sure the company you pay to has office and you can meet them in real life!
Anna
The Portugues from further up the page is actually a horrible little troll of a man named Luke Osborn, I had the pleasure of working with him for about two weeks which is incidentally the average timeframe in which most people remain in employment for this company. The company changes theyre name regularly due to the number of complaints and negative reviews online. In the last 18 months they have been known as ; Storm Media, Matchmaker Marketing and now Keyworld Media. They still retain the same office's, One at 44 Peter Street Manchester and another in Altrincham they also list the same dummy offices in New York, Paris and Ireland (these dont exist). Luke will happily take your card numbers and write them in his little troll sized book. He will then attempt to charge them once a month for as long as he can get away with. You cant blame him though as he needs your money to keep fuelling his naughty habit which he likes to indulge in throughout the working day(apparently he just likes the smell of the stuff) On a serious note though i cannot sdvise strongly enough that you avoid this company and keep an eye on any company offering the same services. They offer nothing you cannot do yourself after a little bit of reading up on the subject. Also cancellation is not an option for them and yheyy will ignore your plea's and continue to extract what they can from you for as long as possible. After viewing first hand how they operate i will gladly assist anybody who has any questions.
The guy who call me had north UK accent. My question is why they using those official numbers 0845.. and can police do something about them?
Anna
cummon guys do you really think if this company was a scam, they ould be allowed to still trade, would GOOGLE allow them to trade, i think not!
they trade near the police station and trading standards offices. they do exactally what they say the are going to do. like in every company there are people who leave or get sacked and spread rumours about the company.
you type into google coco cola, see how many bad results come up for them, does this stop anyone buying it NO!
or even Mc Donalds, so much bad press about them, but yet again people still buy their products..
the decision lies with each individual who speaks to keyworld (who arnt matchmaker by the way) i have been with Keyworld a while now and they have increased my business 300% and i will continue to use them in the long future aead of us!
They are a ### of bags! Its like them geting into my pocket and stealing money from me, they are theifs.. they do not adhere to consumer rights regarding refund policies and dont give a crap about customer service. To me it appears that they just want money and once received dont give a to55 about the customer. They use sale techniques - let me explain:-
1st call I got, they said 1 key phrase at around £20.
several calls later, . they said we cant do 1 key phrase, it has to be five... (but did not mention the cost this time), consumer thinks £20 for 5 key phrases!
DO NOT SHOP WITH THIS COMPANY.. PASS THE MESSAGE ON TO AS MANY AS POSSIBLE! I only wish now that the company goes bankrupt and has to pay billions back.. they take no notice of calls you make, they promise to call you back and never do, it happened to me, from 3 different people.
They got 100 quid out of me, but lost a customer for 1 full year! if any member of staff at key world media reading this... all I can say is ----- YOUR THEIFS! I paid u instantly, cancelled after 10 minutes and you dont give me refund! easy top take someones money, you find it difficult repaying? Key World media - To55ers! (in confidence)
I think the above comment is fair - this is to strongly argue the fact that they are 'so called thiefs' they will not give a crap about after service. They are established by taking money from people and investing this money into stationery like calculators (they can not add or simply do calculations), pens (so they can change their terms of contract that suits their business needs) and what ever is left, they probably invest in providing their staff with techniques and skills to effectively LIE! STRONGLY RECOMMENDED AND AGREE WITH TOP STATEMENT - THEY ARE THIEFS.
Hi, Im from Midlands (Birmingham). The staff at key World Media sweet talk to you prior to you making a purchase. After this Its Hell. may God and Jesus be with you! Good luck to all who buys from this SCAM company.
I too was contacted by this company in hope to build a website for my business. Within the hour that I received the phone call they had managed to debit my account with money which I very much needed. I have contacted my bank and informed trading standards.
I would advise anyone to stay clear of these companies. (if that's what you can call them)
here we go again. this time they introduce themself as gumtree uk office calling from
[protected]. what they want ? bank details ofcourse to upgrade my adverts. Well, i can do it myself, all it takes just a click . the same voice, as earlier from viva street, i recodnise that voice already, he calls me every week. scammer
These people make me sick, I'm now being called be a female called Hannah,
I think the best thing to do is report them to your local consumer trading standards.
simply a bunch of con artists, repeat card payments are the way this company make there money. the owner had to move abroad due to his millions he stole of people, they have many names storm, matchmaker, keyworld, all they do is guarantee first page which cant be done.
Do not trust them they will take al the money off your card and not even call you back.
i would say there all thieves
i signed up last week still my phrases are not on the first page and i can never get through to the number
Hannah Gardener is who called me and shes so rude, really dirty on the telephone, she refusing to provide refund after I called 32 times to get through to her. Apparently she works in the accounts department. If anyone has any trouble, contact your local press and get this company published in the newspaper about all of the above comments! contact watchdog, office of fair trading, solicitors, barristors. Do everything in your power! we need to work in a team and sort this problem out by this company taking our money from our small pockets.
THIS COMPANY IS A SCAM, THEY ARE LITTLE MICE DESPERATELY LOOKING FOR CHEESE WHO ARE SO HUNGRY! I AGREE WITH THE TOP ---------------------------------------------I TOO SAY THEY ARE THEIFS LIKE THE MESSAGE BELOW BY SIMON! YES
1 days ago by simon chohan 0 Votes
i would say there all thieves
I called by andrew and he just want my card I SAID NO it not fair you already do payment last month 2 times i have contacted solicitors and are ending a letter, they do no refund and never answer phone
I HAVE NEW POST ABOUT KEYWORLD THEY KEEP TRYING TO DO CARD PAYMENTS ON MY CARD, IS IT LEGAL TO KEEP THESE ON FILE?
MY BANK HAVE BLOCKED DUE TO THEM TRYING TO TAKE PAYMENTS OVER TEN TIMES ON 26/27 OF JULY..
CAN WE ALL MEET UP WHO HAVE BEEN STOLEN BY KEYWORLD AS DISCUSS WHAT WE CAN DO WITH THIS COMPANY...
IT NOT FAIR I WORK VERY HARD AND THESE PEOPLE THIEVES, I HEAR THEY KEEP CHANGING NAMES BECAUSE THEY ALWAYS STEALING MONEY AND SENDING ABROAD IS THIS CORRECT?
THEY GIMME NUMBER [protected] BUT ALWAYS ENGAGED
THIEVES BEWARE!
world media, scam marchmakermarketing, scam precision media ltd
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Match maker marketing & now Key World Media, precision media ltd, www.bamboo-media.net more... vare a couple of a whole host of companies that you should avoid at all costs, these companies give the rest of the real media companies a bad name
1. Janson Colclough
Janson.Colclough@precisionmedia.com
Janson.Colclough@keyworldmedia.com
Janson.Colclough@matchmakermarketing.co.uk
phil.kennedy@matchmakermarketing.co.uk
-----Original Message-----
From: Sent: 2010
To:
Cc: Peter Dunbavin; ; Phil Kennedy; Louise Kerr;lee hopwood Shane Adshead
Subject: RE: URGENT PLEASE READ SHANE !
Importance: High
Peter
• Janson Colclough (JC00415-TR)
• MatchMaker Marketing Ltd
• 25 Stamford New Road
• Altrincham
• Cheshire
• WA14 1EB
• GB
• phone: [protected]
2. precision media ltd TUNISIA
3. precision media ltd MALTA, United kingdom
4. http://www.keyworldmedia.com
5. http://www.precisionmedia.eu/
6. http://www.matchmakermarketing.co.uk/
7. http://www.precisionmedia.com/
8. www.bamboo-media.net
9. Storm Media
( check facebook profile )
uk.linkedin.com/pub/janson-colclough/1a/a66/1b1
http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/janson-colclough/1a/a66/1b1
COMPANYS
• MATCHMAKER MARKETING UK LTD
Status: Liquidation
Date of Incorporation: 05/10/2006
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
MATCHMAKER MARKETING UK LTD
• Precision Media Ltd
Address: Realco Building
Triq IL-Punent, Msida, MSD1731, Malta
Tel: [protected] Registration Number: C49193
VAT registration Number: MT [protected]
Company No. [protected]
Previous Names:
Date of change Previous Name
28/11/2009 ZENITH MEDIA LTD
KEY WORLD MEDIA LTD
44 PETER STREET
MANCHESTER
M2 5GP
The Manor House, 260 Ecclesall Road South
Sheffield, S11 9PS UNITED KINGDOM
• Domain name: BAMBOO-MEDIA.NET
Storm Media
Marble Arch Tower
55 Bryanston St
Westminster, W1H 7AJ
GB
Administrative Contact:
Smith, Andy
Marble Arch Tower
55 Bryanston St
Westminster, W1H 7AJ
GB
+44.[protected]
• Whiteword Enterprises Ltd, Janson Colclough
• directors names and addresses are as follows: Alan Jones, 306 WESTBOURNE GROVE, WESTCLIFF ON SEA, ESSEX, SS0 0PT and Stephen Millard, 123 SOUTHCHURCH BOULEVARD, SOUTHEND ON SEA, ESSEX, SS2 4UR. The company address is 3RD FLOOR PEMBROKE HOUSE, 11 NORTHLAND
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My name is andrew williams i was sacked from here 2 weeks ago, they sacked me because i did not get 10 deals i was sacked by the owner janson on the phone
The company is doing fraud they told me to phone prostitutues and ghet the card details and do repeat payments,
the people who told me to do this are shane adshead and chris brady
Hi all. Beware of these companies KEY WORLD MEDIA, STOR MEDIA, MATCHMAKER MARKETING UK LTD, ZENITH MEDIA LTD, BAMBOO-MEDIA.NET, PRECISION MEDIA LTD, KWMES.COM All these companies are controlled by the same people.
Janson Colclough, shane adshead, chris brady, andrew bridge, james, Arnaldo Lopez (Portuguese)SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM. Great care. The owner of these companies Janson Colclough can not return to England if comes to England sent to him to jail. Now is in Spain where have other affice (Malaga). Have offices in Malta where they are doing everything because the office in England the closed for the SCAM.
There are more companies like TOP SPOT, NEW APROACH, FACEBOOKGLOBAL, ONE KLIK, AND MORE doing the same thing and removing the money from businesses and individuals who want to take the business forward.
Whit this type of business in the market the professionals like me, we have more difficulties to have customers because for this type of companies SCAM SCAM SCAM.
They say they are associated to Google an Facebook. SCAM SCAM SCAM.
They say they have flat rate. SCAM SCAM SCAM.
Google and Facebook do not have flat rates. What they do is collect 120 pounds or 145€ of whom only spend 20 pounds or 30 euros in the campaing.
It´s easy money for these companies. I know all this by friends who worked in these companies. Many of my friends kicked the chair to sell because this companies need money fast.
Thank you very much for reading this. CAREFUL WITH THESE COMPANIES
Cuidado con estas empresas, KEY WORLD MEDIA, STOR MEDIA, MATCHMAKER MARKETING UK LTD, ZENITH MEDIA LTD, BAMBOO-MEDIA.NET, PRECISION MEDIA LTD KWMES.COM. Estas empresas son de los mismos personajes los cuales cambian de empresa para seguir engañando a empresas de España.
Janson Colclough, shane adshead, chris brady, andrew bridge, james, Arnaldo Lopez (Portuguese)
Tener cuidado con el ARNALDO LOPEZ QUE ES PORTUGUES el cual esta encargado de las llamadas a España.
Te ofrecen el oro y el moro pero lo que quieren es el dinero de tu tarjeta.
Estas otras empresas hacen lo mismo TOP SPOT, NEW APROACH, FACEBOOKGLOBAL, ONE KLIK, y muchas mas que hay haciendo lo mismo ya que es dinero rápido engañando a empresas y particulares.
Si usted a sido victima de alguna de estas empresas y le están llamando para que pague NO PAGUE NADA YA QUE NO LE PUEDEN HACER NADA POR SER EMPRESA FRAUDULENTA.
El dueño que por desgracia esta en España (Malaga) Janson Colclough no puede regresar a Inglaterra por estar buscado por la justicia y el gobierno. Debe mucho dinero al gobierno de los impuestos y mas de 500.000, 00 libras al banco de Scotland (RBS).
Algunas de estas empresas tienen montadas las oficinas en MALTA para evitar impuestos y para que no los cojan.
Los principales perjudicados de todo esto son los clientes que quieren promocionar su negocio para poder salir adelante y personas como yo que nos dedicamos de lleno al marketing online para empresas.
Esto nos perjudica a los clientes y profesionales del marketin por culpa de estos desgraciados.
Saludos a todos y gracias por leer esto. MUCHO CUIDADO.
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TOP SPOT, NEW APROACH, FACEBOOKGLOBAL, ONE KLIK
Agradecido por estos comentarios. La verdad es que mientras me contaban todo esto, y conste que me parecía una oferta razonable la que me hacían para facebook, me fui mosqueando por su interés en remitirme a una web (http://kwmes.com)para que viera que existen y su deseo de mandarme un email con un link donde me iban a guiar para el pago. La oferta del email según dicen caduca en media hora con lo que debes pagar ya o parece que pierdes tu oportunidad. Todo olía mal, a estafa, así que mientras hablaba con Arnaldo les he dicho que el email no me ha llegado y que me llamaran más tarde. Yo creo que es una estafa o al menos algo marcha mal porque podían enviar información, hacer un contrato, pasar el pago después. pues no, ellos quieren que les pagues ya, ahora, y luego no se sabe.
Dejo copia del email que mandan:
Estimado amigo!
Gracias por atender mi llamada telefónica. Supongo que estarás muy ocupado y me gustaría agradecerte que consideres nuestra propuesta.
Nuestro objetivo principal en KWM es aumentar la presencia de tu negocio en internet. Ahora te ofrecemos la posibilidad de anunciarte en Facebook, la red social más popular actualmente. Con cerca de 100 millones de nuevos usuarios en los últimos 6 meses que podrían convertirse en potenciales clientes para tu negocio.
Saludos,
Arnaldo Lopes
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KWM tiene un grupo de expertos informáticos para dirigir tu campaña con unas condiciones muy ventajosas para ti:
Sin contrato de permanencia
Hasta 200 000 impresiones
Sin coste por clic
Por grupos de edad
Por situación sentimental
Por área
Por sexo
Tu campaña en Facebook en menos de 48 horas
Puedes cambiar tus anuncios sin coste adicional
Con una cuenta personal a tu disposición
Informes on line del progreso de tu cuenta
Recupera tu inversión con creces
Servicio a tu medida
Resultados reales
Todo esto por sólo 149 euros el primer mes. El segundo mes sólo 60 euros (100 000 impresiones) o 120 euros (200 000 impresiones).
Pagos con tarjeta Visa o Mastercard
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Teléfono: [protected]
Correo electrónico: arnaldo@kwmes.com
Página web: http://www.kwmes.com
Estimado Espanolito.
Has hecho muy bien en no contratar estos servicios ya que no funcionan como estas empresas lo hacen. Para hacer esto tienes que hacer estudios de la pagina web del cliente y trabajar mucho en las campañas de publicidad en Internet. No hay tiempo limite ni nada por el estilo para hacer publicidad en Google o Facebook. Nosotros tenemos muchos clientes de esta empresa que antes se llamaba Key World Media y mas nombres que se han cambiado por estafar a empresas Españolas, Francesas y Inglesas. Quieren dinero rápido y te hacen un contrato electrónico que para darte de baja es un dolor de cabeza pero claro te ponen que si no pagas te ponen en las listas negras cosa que no pueden hacer pero te amenazan con eso. Hay muchas empresas en Inglaterra, España, Francia y América del sur que están haciendo esto y por lo cual profesionales como nosotros que nos echamos horas e incluso meses para poder sacar una campaña para un cliente en condiciones ya que lo importante de todo esto es que funcione y nuestro cliente obtenga visitas en su Web para que pueda vender su servicio o producto.
Las empresas que hacemos Marketin Online nunca obligamos a que nos paguen AHORA ni damos códigos de reserva a nadien ya que el cliente es el que decide cuando pagar.
Los pagos los hacemos por transferencia bancaria, PayPal y Google checkout por ser sistemas de pago muy seguros y protegen al comprador por cualquier fraude. No hacemos contratos de permanencia a ninguna persona o empresa y no hacemos cobros automáticos.
Lo peor de todo esto es que los profesionales salimos mal parados. Ya nos cuesta muchas horas hacer un estudio de campaña y sacarla a Internet.
Ninguna empresa da 5 duros por 4 pesetas (5 céntimos por 4). Conozco a todas estas empresas por tener clientes de todos ellos a los cuales han estafado y algunos después de meses intentando dar de baja el pago no lo han conseguido.
El señor Arnaldo Lopez que es Portuguez pero también habla Francés ha pasado por muchas de estas empresas y ahora esta en esta KWMES. Cuidado ya que es un pirata que te puede desplumar sin pena alguna. Lo único que le interesa es tener ventas diarias y cobrar por ello.
Saludos y mucho cuidado
THEY NOW CALL THEMSELVES KWM. keyworld media are now kwm. beware
beware kwm. it stands for key world media.
i agree i signed up with them regretably and they took £2, 100 of my card all together they are a scam and should not be trusted i called the police and apparently they are already dealing with it these SCAMMERS should go to jail al they are is THEIFS and everyone needs to know how much of a SCAM they are so they cant keep doing it www.kwmuk.co.ukare a scam and need to be shut down SCAMMERS
Hoy me ha pasado exactamente lo mismo, me ha llamado un tal Álvaro, un español muuuuuy simpático con acento andaluz que me ofrecía anunciarme en facebook a precios realmente competitivos.
Al pedirle que me enviara las condiciones por escrito han venido los problemas y han acabado insultándome.
Dicen que la empresa está en Manchester y su nombre es kwmes.
Desconfiad de esto, es una presunta estafa.
Can anyone tell me more about Facebookglobal? They have approached me and I was about to sign up. I see them listed here as a company not to do business with, but it is only one reference I can find on the internet
keyworldmedia.co.uk is a SCAM! key world media is a SCAM! BEWARE! keyworldmedia.co.uk is a SCAM! keyworldmedia is a SCAM! DROP THE PHONE when they call! They have used many different company names now. Whatever name they use - RUN a mile. They are SCAMMERS.
Some very nasty comments on the board regards this Keyworld Media/what ever other name there going by on here - But I'm guesing many of these people are past employees who were either sacked or had some kind of falling out with managment and are now out for revenge. I'm sure there are a few genuine comments on the board where people have had a bad experience or lost money etc but thats the risk of advertising. You should not agree to anything unless your 100 percent happy with the terms and know your rights in advance. Blame needs to also fall with the individuals who sign up looking to spend money to make money, and are blind to the terms of the contract until they have to start paying out for it. I worked for this company for a brief period from 2009-10 in the design department and I can honestly state i did not have any problems with these people. They are employing some good, honest and hard working individuals - Ok so there may also be the odd one or 2 that are not so good and maybe cut corners to make a sale! But hey, thats the nature of life - some good some bad. In the past I have had terrible problems with companies like Vodafone, Virgin Media, Sky etc...to a much worse extend than some the complaints on this forum, and I'm sure many of you have also. But because Keyworld is a smaller company than those mentioned its an easier target for abuse forums when people have problems. When I worked there we had way more happy customers than unhappy ones - complaints were defiently the minority. Unfortunately the happy one's don't tend to bother telling people about the good service they were provided on forums. I also heard Andrew Bridges name mentioned in a negative light in an earlier post - Although I didn't know Andrew on a personal level, as a manager of the company he was always helpful, approachable and willing to help out staff that made and effort for the company. I'd ask people to give them a break, they are creating jobs and helping people to pay there bills - so in the current climate they deserve a chance.