rule of thumb with these business proposals, post internet and paper ones.....

If there are no contact details then walk away. There are no physical contact details (I don't consider an email address to be a contact detail). Don't be fooled by telephone numbers which can easily be divereted or serviced.

If there is an office address, do a quick search and see if it is a serviced office or a bona fide one.

If there is no company registration number then they are breaking the Companies Act 2006 - they either don't know the law or aren't incorporated, so be careful. If there is a company reg number, look up on Companies House website to see how long they have been around for. If only a few months, approach carefully. Companies very often disappear when their VAT return is due.

This looks, what it is - a scam. It has been produced, IMO, very cheaply and badly and far too obvious that it is dodgy.

It looks like they are just selling a pamphlet on how to set yourself up.

No company information or address - naughty.

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Thanks davetjp, at least that confirms it 100%. Glad I never parted with any money! I must admit I was very suspicious. As the saying goes you don't get something for nothing !