If we wrote to you
You didn't ask to hear from us. Here is who we are.
We write to UK limited companies, sometimes to a director and sometimes to the company's general inbox, about a possible introduction on the finance side of the business. Below: who we are, where your company came from, what we would ask you, and how to end it in one reply.
Who we are
A registered UK company you can check.
YORXEN LTD is a B2B lead-generation company run by Artur Vainer. We introduce UK limited companies to a provider of funding against unpaid business invoices. Some of our letters offer instead an introduction to a broker who works with UK limited companies on commercial finance; each letter says which. We are not a lender, broker, or financial adviser, and we are not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Any conversation about finance is between your company and the provider or broker, and only if you ask for the introduction.
Where your company came from
Public records, your own website and a business-contact service.
We find companies through public information (the Companies House register, the company's own website and public business directories) and a commercial business-contact service, which also finds and verifies the business email address, sometimes a shared company inbox. We keep a record of where each contact came from, and you can ask us for it.
None of this tells us whether your company needs finance or uses it today. That is why the letter asks instead of assuming.
What we would ask
One question, and nothing moves without your written agreement.
We ask first
The letter asks whether an introduction would be useful: to a provider of funding against unpaid business invoices, or to a commercial-finance broker, as the letter says. If the answer is no, that is the end of it.
The receiving firm will be named before you decide
If you want the introduction, we tell you the firm's name and list exactly what we would share with it. Nothing goes to them until you agree in writing.
Who pays us
You don't pay us for the introduction. We may receive commission from the provider if you take up financing. Where the introduction is to a broker, the broker will pay us a flat introduction fee.
Your data
What we hold, and your rights over it.
We hold your business email address at your company's domain, your name and role where we wrote to a named person, information from your company's public filings and what your company's website says it does. We process it under legitimate interest, and you can object at any time. The full notice — legal basis, where the data came from, recipients, transfers outside the UK, how long we keep it and how to exercise your rights — is on the privacy page, in the section “If we've emailed your company”.
How to stop it
One reply. No form, no account, no reason needed.
Reply to the email and say you'd prefer no further contact. Any wording works, STOP included. The reply is recorded against your address and we stop writing. You do not have to explain yourself, and you do not have to be polite about it.
If you no longer have the email, write to [email protected] and say so. If you would rather we erased what we hold than kept the record that says “do not contact”, say that instead — the privacy page covers both.