If anyone has got bitten by this company that has folded with debts of £2.8m let me know and I'll put you in touch with the administrator following today's creditors meeting.
Dreadful incompetency needs to be sorted out.
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If anyone has got bitten by this company that has folded with debts of £2.8m let me know and I'll put you in touch with the administrator following today's creditors meeting.
Dreadful incompetency needs to be sorted out.
Not having a dig, but in this day and age why don't businesses conduct a more thorough review of a company before doing business with them and get a D&B report?
I'm sorry for those who've lost money, but a simple check could tell you that their assets barely covered their liabilities and their net worth was less than the value of my car.
Incredible isn't it. These guys operated in the Government funded housing association world, they have now see n sub-contractors go to the wall. Dreadful stuff. The Welsh Government who fund these projects should ensure this never happens again.Quote:
Originally Posted by TH63
Now we get to the nub of the post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elysium
Who are the Administrators?Quote:
Originally Posted by Elysium
I hope the creditors get something back but the administrators will take their substantial chunk first.
Bumped.Quote:
Originally Posted by Since62
Who are the Adminstrators? Can`t see anything at Companies House or on the newsfeeds that a company of that name has gone into Administration
No worse than the fat Italian cuntt Giovanni who flips. Limited companies like pancakes
Whose he:xmassherlock:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rocco Siffredi
As stated earlier in this thread , I could see nothing about this insolvency on the Companies House website.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elysium
Having checked the London Gazette website , which lists formal insolvency notices , I now see that the company has gone into liquidation (CVL) rather than Administration and that the liquidator is Sam Talby of a Bristol based firm PCR.
Yes, I was informed this morning that the creditors meeting that took place earlier this week confirmed that they had gone in to liquidation rather than administration as I was previously told. Thanks for looking into this though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Since62
Eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by itkman