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Rip off merchants who use that very time you misplaced your phone to take you to the cleaners latter. They do not remind you via email that you need to unsubscribe once you have found your phone and take their monthly £39.99 fee until you notice it on your bank statement. The other twist I found is that you must retain the original password which they issue as you cannot unsubscribe without this.
100% SCAM DONT USE TAKE YOUR MONEY AND NO REFUND @@@ SCAMMERS###
Very useless site They don't seem to be genuine at all. Once they take the money, they disappear.
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