21 Sep, 2015 → by ClaimboUser863717
Pushy Salesman David Worthington

Foremost currency Group Ive just been emailing these roaches. Basically, what happened is the 'David Worthington' took advantage of the prospective client and asked if she would like them to secure an amount. She said yes please not realising that they would hold her to having said amount of money for transfer. (Lets not forget she hasn't transferred any amount or been advised that this was a binding contract) She then found them to be a lot more expensive than Transferwise, who she decided to use. This is from the email I received this afternoon from David Worthington and Richard Beaumont: "We have purchased the Euros at *****'s execution at 1.3510, costing £17,959.67. As this trade was unsettled we were forced to sell the Euros back to the open market today at a rate of 1.384451 returning £17,515.97, resulting in a market loss of £433.70." So they are claiming that she owes them the £433.70 Just bear this in mind before asking Foremost Currency Group for a quote to transfer money abroad.
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