Established Titles

Dear Katerina Yip from Established Titles,

I purchased a 1 square foot land package for USD $50 (Ladyship title package) and received a digital certificate.

I understand this is a novelty gift, but it doesn't appear to linked to a physical plot of land.

Please refer to fraudulent characteristics of this company, "Established Titles":
https://www.highlandtitles.com/blog/established-titles-buyer-beware/

For example, the legitimate company "Highland Titles", which you based your website on, offers the GPS coordinates of the plot of land you purchased, and runs actual tours of their land, located in Glencoe, Scotland.

For this reason, I would like a refund. Otherwise, I will report this organisation as a fraudulent seller, and seek a chargeback from my credit card company.

Kind regards,
Leanne

As true trailer-park trash, we have finally risen to the station that this honorable title bestows.
I plan on moving my double-wide to Scotland and soaking in the local charm. I hope there is room for the still and my huntin' dogs! The only question I have - Will I have to call my still-swill Scotch, or is it still " 'Shine"?
Also, does anyone have a recipe for 'possum Hagis?

This is a great little way to have fun. No different than "naming a star" after someone, except you can actually visit "your" land in Scotland. The certificate is nicely done, and it is truly a blast when you tell your friends they have to call you by your title. Are you actually a "Lord or Lady"? NO. Scottish law is very strict on conferring titles, BUT you don't really have a star named after you either. It's just fun!

Dear Lords and Ladies at Established titles,

Foremost I hope this electronical mail finds you and your loved ones well in these most dire and trying of times.
May you all have safe havens and happy memories to pull through.

When I saw the advertention for this offer, I had no idea the service itself would be above outstanding.

For that, Lords and Ladies, I wish to sincerely thank you, and I do hope to one day come and visit my plot when these apocalyptic times are but an unpleasant collective memory.

I wish Thee well,

Lord B. Ronsse

I just became a "Lady" this morning. Nah, I'm not even remotely Scottish. Well, maybe "remotely", after a recent AncestryDNA test revealed that I have Scottish ancestry, along with Welsh, English and Irish. About 26% in total. However, the rest of my lineage is African & Indigenous (Yucatán Peninsula). In other words, the descendent of African slaves! We never got our promised "40 acres & a mule" from America so I thought 5 square feet of Scotland was a pretty good deal for $40. That's actually $1 an acre for the land we never got! I'm not into livestock so keep the mule! I already have a Scottish-ISH surname - McCall (actually a SLAVE name that is likely Irish - but I'm good with my McName!). So now I'm LADY!

Ordering was difficult in that I ordered the same thing twice (and was charged twice).
Then it was difficult to get a proper refund, still not sure if I got the proper refund because it came in different amounts, and with the USA/CDN exchange who knows?
Being in touch was frustrating because replies came randomly addressed Lady/Lord (stock reply) which made me think no one is reading these or can't understand English.
I once asked if I was dealing with someone in Nigeria... no offence Nigeria but it has been the source of all the scams I've received.
It took way longer that stated to arrive so I thought I was being scammed.
I was going to do it for myself Brenda Lina Galminas but I'm afraid of the process.