It's a scam site
It's a scam site, sending suspicious emails about trademark issues and legal actions. Even the site seems a quick diy job. Avoid and don't respond to their emails, report them. Already did to official bodies.
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It's a scam site, sending suspicious emails about trademark issues and legal actions. Even the site seems a quick diy job. Avoid and don't respond to their emails, report them. Already did to official bodies.
Received multiple emails scaremongering businesses into obtaining a trade mark through them or else they have another company who will applying for it.
Terrible that this business has not been shut down for scamming businesses. Will be contacting trading standards about this activity.
Total Scam as others have reported. Website only registered 23/5/26, but claim to have 5000 satisfied clients!!! Warnings already alive on other sites about this.
Aggressive introductory email on a potential trademark issue - tapping in to fear and ignorance. Similar domain to prestigemarks.co.uk and referencing that website in their email footer. Suggest if you are worried about your trademark, get an independent opinion from a business you can trust - and don't engage with them unless you enjoy being pressured into undertaking their services.
Scam do not use them. Multiple false emails - ignore.
Flagged as likely scammer - go nowhere near. Red flags are call for urgent action threats and so forth.
In our case instructiion we needed to action to protect our Domain name from being reallocated was even sent to a third party (consultant) with a different email address to our main one - made it even more strange and highly unusual.
DO NOT respond to it
They send a series of highly aggressive and threatening emails that are innaccurate in the claimis that they make and are vague in detail. Higly amatuerish and scam like techniques to try to eliccit reposnses from business owners. The are charging hunddeds of pounds to fill out an online form that you can do yourself in a few minutes.
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