Noel Soliveres

not setting the right expectation. non communicative. not supportive. verified but not trust worthy. scalapay should remove these kinds of company/office in their network.

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Address: An der. Spandauer Brucke 8, 10178 Berlin, Germany
Phone: +49 (155) 108 13113

they were only found in LinkedIn, like a week or two, but now, their website/webpage is no longer available, other search engines could not provide a good match.

Avila Hoch and Klaus Hoch were the names in this recruitment/hiring process.

+49 155 102 76655 and +49 15510334773 were used to call people as recruiters for this institue that was needing people to work for them as somewhat customer service.

Avila Hoch and Klaus Hoch were the names in this transactions and conversations (phone calls and emails). we trusted the process/recriutment, in good faith we sent money for the subscription, and trusted these people/institute. sending back a small amount online is fast and easy. and remitly is part of this process/transaction.

we could have been careless, nevertheless, the people/institute should have side by what is right and properly fair thing to do.

until i receive the refund, we affirm these words/reviews.

no system is perfect. but atleast then be a good one and by the side of what is right and proper.

the account/profile had been deactivated without detailed and essential isolated reason.

most of the time and case, the sender/user are the victims, not the suspect.

if remitly knew about any details of the recepient that the people are sending money to, remitly should have stopped the system from processing the transaction. unless remitly benefits in it. remitly deactivated the profile/account, and the user/sender would not even be able to have a refund and/or help the user/sender to get their money back from the recepient.

answered some questions from their ai/chatbot, file a case thing, but it was not very supportive and not very helpful.