Several Months ago our company received an unsolicited telesales call from Berger & Company. Approximately a month later we received an invoice of 345.00 to cover the cost of a report that they say we have been sent, followed by threats of legal action if we do not pay up. So far we have ...
I also complained to Edinburgh Fair Trading and the DTI after my son ordered a report from Berger on approval. And guess what: the guy that runs it isn't even British, let alone Scottish: He is called "Herr" Lademacher and he will accept, from now on, juicy Bavarian sausages and ...
Who the hell cares whether the DTI investigator is breaking the law or that he is posting half the complaints himself? Bully for him! As long as there as there is a "Bob" or whatever on their database Berger can't prove a thing and its good evidence. Nick Brighton, United Kingdom ...
Well Doh! "Jason" Of course the DTI is also legally obliged to act on complaints and investigate them. They therefore must be allowed to gather evidence -that's what "investigate" means. Nothing that your e-mails contain gives any REAL information and is simply fact-finding. ...
Treat all POSITIVE comments regarding Berger on this website as highly dubious. They are accusing others of the tactics that they themselves are using. A coincidence that Buchanan from Edinburgh shares their postcode? I don't think so! As for the thoughts from the person in London (the location of ...
The company makes unsolicited contact and asks permission to send a sample report. It transpires that they reserve the right to bill if not returned within 21 days. This company then enforces legal rights on a sum pitched at UK 345 which is deliberately more expensive to defend than to settle. ...