I would like to warn people NOT to use QSL Tenders. I too have been billed £695 for a service of no use to us and one that I was not aware we would have to pay for. They falsely make you tick a box to say you agree to their terms & conditions, then send you an invoice if you don't cancel after the 'Free trial period'. They do this with no prior warning of when the free trial ends (unlike other internet services). There are so many complaints on the internet about this so-called 'company' that something should be done. I have contacted Trading Standards & Consumer Direct and think that other people need to inform Trading Standards too so that others will not fall into their trap.
We have no way of paying and no intentions of doing so either. I would urge others to contact the relevant bodies to inform them of their dubious way of working.

I'm baffled as to these complaints regarding qsl.
I've been with them for nearly a month now and have been nothing but impressed - I've received several tender notices already and customer services was v helpful in finding plenty of tender categories for me.
I don't understand about all the complaining ?! I found the T & C's quite straight forward ?!? You sign up for a subscription with a 28 day opt out ! Is this not typical business practice !?!
I still have a few days remaining before I need to cancel, but you know what ...i don't think I will. All I can say folks is make your own mind up about them !

what a con do not touch this company with a barge pole

They are insisting I pay £650, when I wrote and cancelled. I tried talking to Natalie Marks, their credit controller who was extremely rude, cold and condesending. She did not listen to me and was quite intimadating. In the end I put the phone down and just cried. I jsut started this new company and don't need this stress. What can I do?

It is her word against mine. I sent the letter off after attempting to cancel online, but my eamail bounced back.

Regards

vivienne springer