SCAM company that partners with LEUP, Liam Rooke contacted us via email offerring a web domain the said he owned and would suit our business he done so on behalf of LEUP, he said he wanted £300 for t... See more
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I live locally to CEOM and have multiple businesses around the UK. I originally bought a premium domain in 2016 from them and hadn't done much else until the start of Covid when I had to start getting... See more
As a family owned B&B in Glastonbury, we have been working alongside Ceom for over 5 years now. Of all the Domain companies we deal with, they are the most sympathetic and easy of them all. Their do... See more
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Pretty much scamming & cold calling…
Pretty much scamming & cold calling with extortionate prices.
November 27, 2018
Unprompted review
DOMAIN NAME SCAMMER
Jodie from Ceom called me to tell me someone was trying to register a .com domain name that was the same to my .co.uk name and she had a legal obligation to tell me first and i had the opportunity to purchase this from her instead and stop the other person piggy backing off my business trading name. i smelt a rat and said i would call my web developer and get his advice, she really wasnt keen on this and told me it was a live application and she had no other option than to allow the other person buy the link. in reality i dont believe another person was trying to by my domain name as its very specific, we didnt get round to asking how much money she wanted for it, but she was quite aggresive on the phone. SCAMMER! BEWARE
October 23, 2018
Unprompted review
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