Anybody heard of CWL

CWL Quick Trade System – #Rip-off-Briton

I brought this software with the 100% guarantee return, It all seemed fine as the support was good even though I kept losing money. Now my year is up to retrieve a money back guarantee the company is now vanished. John Mathews was very persistent as I told them three time I was not interested, they managed to get me on a good day and now I'm trying to get me money back. If I get the money back I will stop going through the entire world network naming and shaming these below people.

Name and shame – do not buy this software as it just loses your money.

John Matthews AKA Peter Mathews
Mark Kane Support Desk
Charlie Davis Support Desk
William Lawrence Senior Analyst

Below was the only thing I could find on Clive.

MR CLIVE WILLIAM LAWRENCE is a Training Consultant from Bridgwater Somerset. This person was born in April 1970, which was over 47 years ago. MR CLIVE WILLIAM LAWRENCE is British and resident in England. This company officer is, or was, associated with at least 1 company roles.
Their most recent appointment, in our records, was to CWL TRAINING LIMITED on 2014-06-02.

Address
The Hollies, Woolavington Hill
Woolavington
Bridgwater
Somerset
TA7 8HG
England

Smoth
Me too! In case you are still following this up, or others are interested in doing so, these points may be worth noting:

1. Your contract was probably with Commerce Ware Limited, a UK company which is now in the process of being dissolved for not filing accounts. (I was told there is a connection with a company in Hong Kong of a similar name but this is not verifiable from public records so far as I am aware.)
2. The sole director and shareholder of that company is Chris David Nathan, whose correspondence address has recently been removed from the Companies House website but was previously shown as 3 Cambridge Terrace, Regents Park, London NW1 4JL. He was born in December 1981.
3. CWL Training Limited has been compulsorily dissolved, though I suspect your contract was not with that company.
4. I was sold the software by William Lawrence, who made a number of claims along the lines reported in this thread, most of which I heavily discounted but decided to proceed as a high risk punt. So I only have myself to blame! Well, not entirely as the claims made would never have been permitted in a regulated business, and the lack of transparency in the business and its trading record suggested things might not have been what they should. Perhaps something which the Serious Fraud Office should investigate.
5. Sorry to hear you and others have lost money with the software. I have actually made a very small profit, though this is a long way from the exaggerated claims made by CWL. I found Charlie Davis quite helpful, and probably too junior to be one of the people responsible for the running of the operation.
6. The CWL phone lines went dead around the beginning of June 2017, and the stock data website for which an additional fee was charged went dead around the beginning of August. Up till then it was possible to use the software even without the support. So far as I can discover, free stock data is limited to data on single companies so would take too long to download for 1100 or so companies a day.

So we live and learn. But as our law enforcement authorities and regulators are often slow to act or just pursue the wrong targets (did anyone actually lose money over Barclay's fund raising in 2007/8?) I fully support your naming and shaming programme.