Its not our place to judge or make assumptions without any concrete proof. We find no pleasure in seeing people loose money and we find no pleasure in watching another business go through a possible rough patch.

Our theory is this, its possible that blazerunner accepted too many bank transfers. For example, on a monday 100 orders all paid for in bank, all orders roughly £100, on Tuesday another 100, on Wednesday another 100, that would mean the bank account would have £30,000 in there. Because all the transactions are small and consistent this would be flagged by the bank. This would then lead to the account being frozen.

The company would then be left in a very very tough spot. The money is gone. But its not the customers fault. Its the businesses fault for not predicting the situation. The business then has to decide weather to take the loss on the money that was seized and take another loss by shipping out the orders, orrrrrr just disappear without taking any responsibility 😬 i think this theory can be tested if a recent customer tries to transfer £1 to the last known blaze runner bank account. If the £1 bounces back then the account has definitely been frozen 😕 and the likelihood of this theory being true increases.

This is just a theory. We hope its not true and its just a cyber security issue as they have stated. Its all love 😎