Corpdata Recensioni 13

I also recently received a Fair Processing Notice from Corpdata. I'd never heard of them before, and I did not wish to be included in any direct marketing lists they supply, so I emailed them requesting to be excluded and my personal data removed from their records.
Almost immediately afterwards I started receiving large amounts of spam emails. I can't prove the correlation, but I do have a number of different emails addresses and the spam was all coming into the one that Corpdata has - draw your own conclusions!

For people who purchase data, it will be good. For those having their data sold, so money being made on your information, without your consent, it's bad. Send email to 'updates at corpdata.co.uk' and asked to be removed. Unfortunately, the law is says you opt out, not opt in. bad isn't it.

Hi Corpdata Team,

I recently received a Fair Processing Notice (ID: xxx-xxxxxxx) from your organisation. I would like to formally request that my personal data be removed from your records and that I am opted out of any further processing or marketing communications.

Please confirm once this has been actioned.

From the initial call with Monique I knew this was a good data company, Not pushy, very informative, helpful and the data purchased has already displayed potential for the company's growth if i could give 6 stars I would! Well recommended!!! And they even sent us some fudge Will be using again!!!

The data that has been provided has been spot on every time. Our results from our marketing has exceeded our expectations each time. The service we have received has been efficient and extremely helpful when required.

Shocked to see Corpdata with a low score!?! Not at all my view of this company - as a customer who has used them several times, they are very professional, friendly and extremely efficient in the delivery of compliant up-to-date data in my experience. I think the angry people need a head wobble. Just unsubscribe and smile :)

This company uses hoovered data to produce spam lists. They are bad for the economy, bad for business, and bad for knowledge workers. They claim because some information is in the public domain that they can include it in a spamming list. If you use this company for email addresses to spam to, then your companies reputation will be affected accordingly.

Thieves. Stole my data and have been earning money on it.

Despite previously saying to Corpdata that we are not interested in being listed by them, they still phone to check that our details are correct. Rude young man phoned today and when I declined - again - I was told that all the information was in the public domain anyway. Begs the question: So why phone for an update?!

Corpdata has been our data supplier for 7 years now, and we are incredibly happy with the service that they provide. Having worked with a number of other suppliers, it is clear that Corpdata work incredibly hard to keep ensure that their data and its use is lawful, and are always on hand to make sure that it is used correctly.

If anybody asks me for a recommendation for good quality, reliable data, Corpdata is the answer.

Always great data, well managed, clean and get prices. The staff are professional, friendly, and warm. I have used Corpdata for several years and found their data to be mananged very well, it is compliant to the law and they oversee and support their customers very well in managing this process. I have recommended them to several
Clients and am happy for anyone to contact me to discuss.

someone rude called marjorie just called and put the phone down on us...avoid i suspect...

Sell spam email campaigns. They fill my inbox with unsolicited junk which is neither welcome nor relavent!

I have never used this company but was approached by them advising me I used their data. They demanded £951 from me and proceeded to take me to the small claims court. I will fight this case as I did not use their data and they have not provided me any evidence they have just sent me loads of invoices and request for payment. I run a small business generating leads for clients. I normally call prospects but recently decided to use email marketing the client I was working for is based in London and wants London based clients the dataset Corpdata alleged I used is for prospects based in the North of England. No good to me whatsoever. They are charging £951 for 200 records they alleged I used.