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I bought aloe vera from this company they were quick enough to take my money from the bank but did not get the goods the company is wellbeinges essentials 46 Syon Lane Isleworth has any one else had a problem with this company tried phoning but the do not pick up.
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That address is simply for the company's registered office, which is (or was) at the offices of Apex Corporate Limited. (The Companies House website shows Apex Corporate Limited listed as 'dormant')
I'm somewhat concerned that Wellbeing Essentials Ltd (which was only set up in April 2013) has not yet filed any returns to Companies House, despite the fact that they had a deadline of 4th January this year to do so. It suggests that the company might have ceased trading (or is about to do so) or is simply happy to ignore Companies House rules.
Further, I'm worried that neither of the company's two directors seem to have a valid UK address. The first director is Roque Cavalho, whose address is given as 46 Syon Lane but whose country of residence is given as India. (His nationality is also stated as Indian). The other director is Elgar Fariah, whose address is given as 2213/13 (Mapusa Service Station). Gandhi Chowk, Opp. Mapusa Residency, Mapusa, Goa, India, 403507.
So you appear to be dealing with someone trading from a service station in Goa, who has set up a UK company (and website) in order to make potential customers believe that they're dealing with a UK company.
So your aloe vera might be on its way from India but I fear that you might have lost your money.
I'm somewhat concerned that Wellbeing Essentials Ltd (which was only set up in April 2013) has not yet filed any returns to Companies House, despite the fact that they had a deadline of 4th January this year to do so. It suggests that the company might have ceased trading (or is about to do so) or is simply happy to ignore Companies House rules.
Further, I'm worried that neither of the company's two directors seem to have a valid UK address. The first director is Roque Cavalho, whose address is given as 46 Syon Lane but whose country of residence is given as India. (His nationality is also stated as Indian). The other director is Elgar Fariah, whose address is given as 2213/13 (Mapusa Service Station). Gandhi Chowk, Opp. Mapusa Residency, Mapusa, Goa, India, 403507.
So you appear to be dealing with someone trading from a service station in Goa, who has set up a UK company (and website) in order to make potential customers believe that they're dealing with a UK company.
So your aloe vera might be on its way from India but I fear that you might have lost your money.
Buy from a well known chemist in this country, over the counter after you've asked about the product,ie is it suitable for you. My aged father purchased £500 s worth of tablets from one of these companies, after I checked the efficacy on the Internet I realised that they would inhibit the use of warfarin which is part of his daily diet.
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