Educationwellbeingsolutions Opiniões 

As previously mentioned. They appear to be a hard sell and polished in the way they engage with you. I fell for it in the last 2 years and have just realised I was being scammed, after reading these reviews. Thankfully I did not make a payment this year.

Just had a call with these people who claimed I’d signed up, no I absolutely didn’t I had managed to avoid the first 15 calls and only answered this one as it was 07366 905181 and it could have been a customer so I answered m, I explained I was in the cattery with animals and she still kept talking about thanking me and explaining about the book. I then received an email with a bill attached I’ve not opened it just replied saying I’m not paying, it all happened so fast and as I say I was in with the cats so not tea focusing on the phone call till after. Avoid avoid avoid - very clever but appalling they’re using children to do it.

I have been contacted by these people several times asking about payment for some education books which I do not remember agreeing too and I was just about to make the payment when I thought I would do some digging first and I found the below comments, glad we dident get scammed this time, be warned!

Received a call from a well spoken British person at the other end stating that I had agreed with them few months ago to give donation for books to a local school. I couldn't remember but since I had visited few exhibitions and did sign up for few calls, I thought it might be that. However when further into conversations they said that I will have to pay £249 for the books and if I pay now, will get discount of £20 as no storage, etc. That's when I got definitely suspicious so I told that will pay the full price but will have to think for some other day, please send me the sample to see. To my surprise I did receive a sample book with my company's name printed at the back cover and a letter with Thanks you and payment details etc. On the surface it seemed very legit, as the company is registered but I dug a bit deeper as the registered address was by a virtual address provider and the director has no history I could find. The company registration is quite new as well and then I landed here + FB which just confirmed that this one is a very well organised scam.

Definitely avoid, and please put in a review if you have come across this as well. The scammers are getting very good and only more reviews/info about these type of scams can help people.

The same as other review they cold call claim.ing that you agreed to sponsor leaflet months previous then send you invoice and pick a school.near your registered office saying there next on list for leaflets it a obvious scam so avoid

To be blunt, this is a rather clever but utterly reprehensible scam.

You receive a call from one of their reps claiming you had a conversation months before and talking vaguely about how you'd discussed helping an anti-bullying project in schools with your company sponsorship. They pile on the platitudes and how you're helping the cause. Then it slowly dawns on you that they're wanting payment for £289 or similar. It's at this point you realise things don't quite add up as they suggest you can benefit from some savings (£20 - £30 usually) from them not having to pay storage or some other saving. Basically, it's to entice you not to think about this properly and realise you haven't actually agreed to anything 6 months ago!

Whether these people actually product any pamphlets is debatable but the tactics to get you to part with your money is the key. The chances are your details have been pulled from companies house and you're being hit with a sales patter designed to get your money for something you have never previously agreed to.

Short version: Avoid, avoid, avoid.