In today’s fast-paced business landscape, making informed decisions is paramount for success. One of the most critical aspects of business intelligence is understanding the creditworthiness of companies you engage with. This is where running company credit checks come into play. In this blog, we will explore the reasons Why you should run company credit checks […]
How to check a company’s credit score
Checking a company’s credit score is a quick and easy way to gain additional confidence in major financial decisions. You might be thinking of moving home, taking a new job, booking a wedding or taking an expensive holiday. All of these decisions involve large amounts of money, and you want to be sure a trustworthy […]
How to check if a company has a CCJ
A county court judgement or CCJ may be registered against a company when it owes money to a creditor that has not been repaid. A CCJ indicates the court has decided the money is owed, and the creditor may take steps to enforce payments through the courts. This usually occurs after a significant number of […]
Checkaco Consumer News: romance fraud is fleecing victims of thousands of pounds every week – don’t be conned this Valentine’s
By Harry Mottram: years ago romance bloomed in discos, the pub or even the bus stop – but today couples get hitched online. And that can spell danger as fraudsters can pose on sites like Tinder as someone they are not by using other people’s photos and information. Once they have hooked someone as a […]
Checkaco Consumer News: concerns of Viagogo ‘marking up Peter Kay tickets 1,080%’ plus warnings over fake ticket sites scamming punters
The Bolton-based stand-up comedian Peter Kay has unwittingly sparked a deluge of problems for his fans after announcing a number of live gigs later this year and in 2023. Nothing unusual about that except in this digital age scammers and rip-off merchants are two a penny as they fleece punters of their hard-earned cash. Ten […]
Checkaco Consumer News: cryptocurrency is a ‘Ponzi scheme’ argument strengthens as FTX almost collapses
By Harry Mottram: Checkaco have reacted to the near collapse of the cryptocurrency giant FTX pouring scorn on the notion that it is the future of money. The credit checking firm said the digital assets market had been stunned by the demise of FTX when a bail out with Binance saw a draining of support. […]
Checkaco Consumer News: Customers left high and dry after major online retailed goes bust
Checkaco has hit out at the online retailer Made.com who have gone into administration leaving hundreds out of work and customers in the dark about their cash and refunds. The administrators PWC said around 4000 jobs would go immediately with another 100 or so once the business had been wound up. However, consumers are left […]
Checkaco Consumer News: latest online scams to watch out for, the bogus training firm highlighted on Rip Off Britain and the builder who went bust taking their customers’ cash with them
Always do a Checkaco on a firm you intend to pay cash to Everyday emails pop up in junk and spam folders in most people’s computers however some get through the filters and arrive in your in box. Like the one apparently from McAfee Security landing you with a £1,247 pound annual subscription complete with […]
Checkaco Consumer News: music fans lose their cash after Festicket goes bust leaving them ticketless for a string of gigs and festival dates
Hundreds of music fans have been left high and dry after end-to-end festival experience and ticket supplier Festicket entered administration after a moratorium filed in August ended. Customers of the firm set up by Zack Sabban and Jonathan Younes in 2014 are unlikely to see any of their cash for a huge variety of ticketed […]
CHECKACO CONSUMER NEWS: Andrew Bailey and the FCA are in the firing line as the BBC’s Panorama exposes its inaction over the collapsed Blackmore Bond fund losing the public their life savings
Journalists on the BBC programme Panorama have revealed a shocking level of inaction by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) who failed to intervene when the Blackmore Bond fund collapsed. The fund was controlled by CEO Phillip Nunn, who set up the investment scheme with Patrick McCreesh in 2016 to sell high-risk mini bonds to the […]