Slated: The Apprentice contestant Alex Mills He is the Apprentice contestant best known for his bizarre plucked eyebrows – dubbed ‘guybrows’. But gravestone salesman Alex Mills has been accused of a shady business past which left hundreds of angry customers in his wake. Meanwhile a former boss claims Mills ‘fleeced’ his company and stole his clients. On the BBC show, Mills has been proud to boast of being just 19 when he set up Prestige Slate. The web-based business sold stone signs  and gravestones. But hundreds of Mills’s customers said their online orders took months to arrive – or did not turn up at all.
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Alex Mills boasted that he was 19 when he set up Prestige Slate
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Trading Standards received 146 official complaints about the company
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Hundreds of Mills’s customers said their orders were late or never arrived
Mills stepped down as a @placeholder director after transferring all his shares to a businesses partner, who now operates the company under a new guise, Premier Slate.