James and James Fulfilment
Rhosili Rd, Northampton NN4 7JE, United Kingdom
3.9
137 reviews
8 comments
649H+W7 Northampton, United Kingdom
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Saturday: Close
Sunday: Close
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Sunday: Close
ORIGINAL (03/20): Shannon and the James + James team were great to work with and made our custom set up easy. Since starting, all of our orders have shipped out promptly! Would highly recommend.
From start to finish they’ve been horrendous. Our stock has gone “missing”, orders do not get fulfilled on time, and when you want to leave, even with all invoices paid, they suspend your account to keep hold of your stock for longer to keep sticking you with £2.5k a month invoices for storage. Proper scam artists.
The staff turnover here really hurt our business, I can only assume the employees here are treated horribly because everyone is always new, people leave, they don’t leave any notes, and nobody knows what’s going on.
If you want to kill your ecommerce business, use this company.
Was not informed on deposits costs (£2000+) or set up fees (£700) by the lady who signed me up. As soon as I sign the contract to proceed, i'd been invoiced the above.
I decided I did not want to proceed due to the reasons above and I have now been threatened to go to court to pay the sum of over £700 for 'set up' fees, that I wasn't aware of and which I will categorically not pay (and have been advised not to by my lawyer).
I haven't even signed into their online portal and receive weekly emails from James & James saying 'to start your setup, sign in' but yet i'm still being threatened that I must pay a setup fee. Baring in mind, my stock was not sent to them, I was not made aware of the costs AND i'm receiving emails to 'start' setup.
This company are a disgrace, overpriced and I would avoid at all costs.
All they want to do is take your money, even during these hard times. Imagine trying to make someone pay £700 for a service they haven't used? Despite what a contract says (even though it was clearly manipulated in bad faith), there's no human touch to this poor excuse of a company.