Azzurro Law Ltd

Reviews

1. James Connor ★☆☆☆☆

   They are bad company who does not do their homework before chasing debt

   almost 5 months ago
2. Jason Bates ★☆☆☆☆

   Absolute con artists, they make it so difficult for you to clear your debt. Every time I call to pay the balance I get the runaround, placed on hold for so long that it times out and cuts you off and then you can't speak to the same person again as they have gone to a meeting! Every time? Thankfully I have recorded every phone call and have now made a complaint to FSA.

   almost 5 months ago
3. B A ★☆☆☆☆

   **AVOID AT ALL COSTS FRAUDLENT NON COMPLIANT LEGAL OPERATION** *UPDATE* Found out this company which is basically Azzurro Associates are not part for the FSA and are instead paying clients of the CSA who of course have no issue with how they operate. The level of collusion going on here between multiple entities is an absolute scandal I have taken the time to report and ask for an investigation into their actions hopefully, between trading standards, the local authority, financial ombudsman and watchdog, something is done about this company and all their cohorts Please avoid this organisation is part of a complicated web of companies who all utimately serve one company. Ever wondered why you cant find an online profile for Azzurro Associates, thats because they hide behind Solaris Law or Shire Collections. Solaris Law are apparently the legal and compliance arm of Azzurro Associates, however they are operate in anything but a manner of a proper legal entity. I had the misfortune of dealing with them as Azzurro had bought my account without me knowing and proceed to issue a fictitious default. This "Legal" company refuse to comply with SAR requests and hide behind the fact they bought the debt from elsewhere, in our case it wasnt even debt it was an account that was being serviced. Trust me if you are looking for a company that can manage your debt collection or help you with defaulted accounts dont go near this lot as they dont adhere to the regulations which govern them and it surely wont be long before the wider public becomes aware of them and they are held to account. The phone lines are manned by what seems like teenages who know about as much about legal process as Rod Hull and Emu. For your own sake please avoid. They have been REPORTED for their conduct and I will look forward to them being made accountable for their financial misconduct.

   almost 5 months ago

1. David Todd ★☆☆☆☆

   Truly awful company. Never respond and make up fictitious debt, AVOID

   almost 9 months ago
2. H FB ★☆☆☆☆

   Vultures. Azzurro Law is owned by Azzurro Associates whose parent company is Elliott Management, which describes itself as the fourth biggest hedge fund in the world, with $34Billion under management! They buy defaulted debts and aggressively chase them from people who have nothing, they threaten court action, they do not negotiate with you, they will tare anyone apart to get some cash. They buy the debts for pennies on the pound, most recently from Funding Circle, who offered loans to start ups, some of which failed and couldn't repay. They double the debt with interest and fees and demand the money, no matter the persons personal circumstances or tole on their life and self. They have purposefully bought unregulated personal guarantee debt because the people are not covered by the consumer credit act meaning Azzurro can behave and do what they want to recover the money. I don't know how these people sleep at night, truly vile and disgusting, I wonder how much blood is on your hands and families you have destroyed in your desperate attempt to add to your billions.

   almost 2 years ago
3. Jeremias Coelho ★☆☆☆☆

   Worst company to dealing with, the legal team are a complete rude and not approachable at all… they ignore the customer and don’t care about anything… it’s for sure the worst approach I’ve received from a company in whole my life! I put the case in God's hands!… surely they will pay the price for the harm they are causing to honest people and their families

   almost 3 years ago

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