Samara was very courteous in…
Samara was very courteous in understanding my situation. Thank you
18 July 2025
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Got to have a peek at the Digital…
Got to have a peek at the Digital Franchise course as part of the pre-launch and WOW, it's certainly helped me already. Thanks Lara
3 April 2025
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I will come back once results are…
I will come back once results are coming but for now the franchise set up went smoothly thanks
17 March 2025
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Patient Staff
The lady Ema, who provided some technical support to me yesterday was quite patient. Thanks so much
21 February 2025
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Definitely a great start with my new…
Definitely a great start with my new Franchise, will test out the funnel and come back with the results! Thanks
24 January 2025
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