I've read testimonials on the website and also checked out company records for the company I am also aware that adamchy is an active member in this forum so from a self trumpet-blowing point of view I am happy with the picture that's being panted of this company/service. I am however having a tough time finding UNBIASED reviews or opinions about the service prompting this thread. I'd love to hear from people that are/have actually used it. Is it a reliable service? Would you recommend it?
We recommend people to come view our offices. This industry is jam packed with fake addresses etc. Not to say that everyone is fake but it's always good to take the time to go down and look at the office you will be paying for.
Same here - I'm looking to use this company - people like Regus etc have some pretty bad reviews around, can't find any for this company, but would love to hear from people that are using them please?
Well firstly i'd avoid those companies who are not transparent, that don't tell you what the virtual office address actually is. They hide part of it and give you a nonsense excuse as to why that is. There is no reason to avoid disclosure of what someone is being expected to pay for up front. Secondly, make sure they are registered with the ICO for data protection and registered with HMRC for MLR. Both are a legal requirement. Thirdly, make sure they are not merely re-sellers of the service. Fourth, consider postage costs. Do the maths and work out what in reality, this would really cost you. Look at what you have to ask that they don't explain/cover on their website, application form or T&C. So the first 20 letters are included for say £15. Great. But what then? Small print might say £1 per letter after that. So what if 5 come in one week? 5 every week? Some of these companies make their money from their hidden or small print. You only get stung when you go over the quota you saw initially advertised. There is quite often a mark up in the mailing costs for envelopes, handling, packaging, etc. so you pay a higher fee, and not just the cost of the stamp. Tot up all the possible costs across a 12 month period. Regarding mail coming through, to be fair mail can't really get lost once it arrives at the virtual office address. Royal Mail have more chance of losing it on it's way to the virtual office premises, and again when it's posted on to you. That's where missing mail goes..... into the Royal Mail ether! However, we rarely encounter missing mail. Often it can be down to human error of the client not using/giving out the full correct virtual office address, or the people/organisations they give it to, do not enter the full correct address into their data systems. You're unlikely to find online reviews because people do not want to expose that they are using a virtual office address, so that's your number 1 reason, and secondly, there won't be enough volume of users to warrant people going online to give reviews.
Thanks. Looking online they seem good and are registered too as a Companies House formation agent provider As per my and the OPs posts - any experiences from anyone who have actually used them would be great
But as I said, most business (on here as well) won't want to reveal their office address is in fact a virtual office address. The whole point for many is that they want people to believe they are really based there.
We, too, would be interested in anybody's experiences with RegisteredAddress.co.uk? Any opinions on their service please? Many thanks.
Hi all, Sorry to be bumping this thread but I am interested in using RegisteredAddress.co.uk. I just called them up and they wouldn't allow me to inspect the address and see what I was paying for. They said it was a "virtual office" and that I wasn't required to come here and do anything. How is everybody getting on with this service? Thanks
I don't have an account or solicitor at the moment. I am setting up the company myself at the moment and won't require an accountant for a number of months as the incorporation is only a formality right now.
I just signed up with them after evaluating that they are one of the cheapest. But it's always the same - you get what you pay for - and in the end it will come out very costly. Their website / your account cannot do anything online and every request you send in is associated with at least GBP of 12.- Also adding all service up to a full package others are at the same price level with much better service.
Guys what kind of experiences did you all have when registering your address? I am in the process of setting up with Your City Office < www.yourcityoffice.com > and the experience is testing my patience. Their KYC on-boarding process is a major pain in the ass. How did you perform your identity etc and did you need to get all your documents certified before submitting? Thanks
Guys what kind of experiences did you all have when registering your address? I am in the process of setting up with Your City Office < www.yourcityoffice.com > and the experience is testing my patience. Their KYC on-boarding process is a major pain in the ass. How did you perform your identity etc and did you need to get all your documents certified before submitting? Thanks
A question , Why do you want to hide your address as to many people it just shows a rather dodgy company Many operating from home feel that people will come around to their house, but from my own experience and others that just never happens in real life
It's not dodgy at all..your experience is only a small percentage of what has happened in the world. Read this and come back to me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doxing And this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swatting Then read this news report which you may already be familiar with: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...tive-identifies-man-shot-suspected-prank.html You are being naive at best.
Please get real, what makes you a target for this kind of action, are you paranoid? If this was a real threat, do you think the other 99.9% of businesses, would not hide away especially, the likes of those plc's who have screwed up the employees pensions
How about we stick to what he wants to know. Is the service any good. I have used them, they do what they say they are going to do. If he/she wants to use the service for whatever reason don't question it.