Enigin scam – when is it time to think about your children’s'future?
Hmm, now here’s a conundrum if ever there was one: you’re a twenty-something girl living in London, having fun, and then it comes to your attention – at a party where you really ought to be having fun and not taking life too seriously after a week working hard for not as much money as you would ideally like – that one day you might have children, and that you really should think about the kind of world they will live in.
It was all the fault of this guy called Jim, of course. Jim was from Ireland and turned up at this party and started going on and on about a company called Enigin scam busters; an energy-saving company located in Cornwall. Now, usually I would have switched off, but Jim had this commanding voice and everyone seemed to be looking at him. And for good reason, actually. He was really good-looking.
I wasn’t angry for long, of course. Actually I was googling Enigin scam on my phone to see what all the fuss was about. Turned out this company were actually quite cool…
…started wondering what I could do to help my as-of-yet unborn children when it came time for them