Government should get involved…
Is there anyway this company (btygo.co) can be made accountable, surely there should be a system set up by the government, that triggers when complaints reach a certain level (say twenty, in so many days). That then notifies the bank that holds btygo.co's account, to block payments, into their account. It is not beyond the wit of IT experts to set this up. Its amazing what computers can do these days. If I owed the government money they would soon find me. I have read a lot of the reviews on Trustpilot, which are mostly from women, who are probably on a low income, and trying to clothe their families in this 'cost of living crisis'. Not gullible, but intelligent, honest and hard working women, trying to make ends meet, easy pickings for these scum scammers. Unfortunately, the old saying "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is..." has never rung more truer. Ladies, mothers please be careful, read the reviews. Unfortunately, it seems that this is a recent scam, and probably not many reviews had been written, at this time, when people were ordering for Christmas and the return to school. The likes of YouTube and Google are not innocent in all of this either, and should be embarrassed for their role in allowing these ads, they must be made more accountable, they could and should remove these sites, as soon as there seems to be a problem with their authenticity."With great power, comes great responsiblity". After all it is on their sites, and they are probably handsomely rewarded to allow the promotion of these scams on their media. I am surprised that anyone believes what these companies promote anymore, they have no ethics and prostitute themselves to anyone who pays, in the name of so called 'freedom of speech, expression and thought'. Which is just an excuse to turn a profit. The newspaper and television industries have to abide by strict trading standards which are scrutinised by regulatory bodies and are "dragged over the coals" if they are found at fault. The old caveat, "buyer beware", should be made obsolete, as these are very sophisticated scams, designed to steal money, from the innocent, who are not gullible or stupid people, (who's only mistake, is to trust the Internet companies, who they mistakenly think, have got their interests at heart), and are only trying make ends meet. MP's you can do better, as well, especially in these hard times. Outlaw these despicable people and practices, their motive operandi is to use trust as a device for obtaining money dishonestly. Trust is the corner stone, the very foundation on which the capitalist system is built on, without it the entire world of commerce would collapse, making this one of the most heinous of crimes. They must con people out of £ millions, which could be used instead in the economy, to help legitimate British companies survive and ultimately pay taxes. I doubt if any of these scam companies, have ever paid a penny of their ill gotten gains to HMRC. By the way, I have just checked, btygo.co are still advertising and trading on these sites, unbelievable!. I know I am venting my spleen over this, but the fact is, my wife has wasted £50, money she had worked hard to earn, which she can ill afford, to be then stolen out her purse by these unscrupulous thieves.