One of Medisico's Client Advocates approached me through LinkedIn, asking me and my dental practice to partner with Medisico to offer aesthetic medical services to the public through their Body Face Couture brand. Initially I ignored it but she kept pestering me with emails so I arranged a meeting, where she offered me a 2-month introductory incentive to provide facelifts and slimming treatments to clients using their Radiofrequency laser equipment. Medisico also promised to provide training, advertising and liaison services with my staff through their Client Advocate, as well as customer referral services through their website. (None of these services were provided within the first five weeks of my signing the contracts). I agreed to the deal and scheduled an observation of some of their treatments at one of their partner clinics. After the observation, they suddenly produced some contracts and asked me to sign them there and then without gicing me the oopportunity to read through them. They claimed that if I delayed signing, my two-month introductory offer would lapse as it was time-limited and their Sales Director, who was the other signatory, was going away on holiday the next day. Unfortunately I capitulated and signed the contracts. It was only later that I found out that, not only had I entered into a binding contract with Medisico Plc, I had also signed a Lease Agreement with a third party finance company called Rivers Leasing Ltd for three years. Within two weeks of signing the Agreement, the finance company started deducting money from my business account, even during the initial two months, which were supposed to be payment-free. When I complained to Medisico, they promised to refund the monies within 7 days but have failed to honour that promise till date. After a few weeks, when Medisico failed to deliver on their promises, I decided to pull out of the contracts. It was only then they informed me that the contracts were binding and cold not be broken under any circumstances. This involved paying almost £2000 a month for services that I was not even receiving from Medisico. I am currently embroiled in a complaint against them via the Financial Ombudsman Service and Action Fraud Police.
Medisico Clinics Ltd Reviews
One of Medisico's Client Advocates approached me through LinkedIn, asking me and my dental practice to partner with Medisico to offer aesthetic medical services to the public through their Body Face Couture brand. Initially I ignored it but she kept pestering me with emails so I arranged a meeting, where she offered me a 2-month introductory incentive to provide facelifts and slimming treatments to clients using their Radiofrequency laser equipment. Medisico also promised to provide training, advertising and liaison services with my staff through their Client Advocate, as well as customer referral services through their website. (None of these services were provided within the first five weeks of my signing the contracts). I agreed to the deal and scheduled an observation of some of their treatments at one of their partner clinics. After the observation, they suddenly produced some contracts and asked me to sign them there and then without gicing me the oopportunity to read through them. They claimed that if I delayed signing, my two-month introductory offer would lapse as it was time-limited and their Sales Director, who was the other signatory, was going away on holiday the next day. Unfortunately I capitulated and signed the contracts. It was only later that I found out that, not only had I entered into a binding contract with Medisico Plc, I had also signed a Lease Agreement with a third party finance company called Rivers Leasing Ltd for three years. Within two weeks of signing the Agreement, the finance company started deducting money from my business account, even during the initial two months, which were supposed to be payment-free. When I complained to Medisico, they promised to refund the monies within 7 days but have failed to honour that promise till date. After a few weeks, when Medisico failed to deliver on their promises, I decided to pull out of the contracts. It was only then they informed me that the contracts were binding and cold not be broken under any circumstances. This involved paying almost £2000 a month for services that I was not even receiving from Medisico. I am currently embroiled in a complaint against them via the Financial Ombudsman Service and Action Fraud Police.