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Do not use this company. Anthony, the owner, was incredibly difficult to deal with. He never answered any of my questions and when he did reply it was "Please bear with me". He tried to cut the contract the week I was to be paid because I asked for a phone call due to the lack of communication.
They ask for an huge amount at 5% and did nothing to show for it.
Avoid at all costs. I have had a shocking and awful experience dealing with this company. Anthony the owner is unable to answer basic questions about his service or to justify the exorbitant 5% umbrella margin he charges. To top it off he sent some rather unhinged emails after polite questions from my side.
Do not use this company.
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