Tell them to shove it?What will you do, Spashett, if PwC claim it for the benefit of the other creditors?
Tell them to shove it?What will you do, Spashett, if PwC claim it for the benefit of the other creditors?
But the bit I find a bit out of order is that they were sending me texts on the 21 st Feb for wheat with immediate movement. I find it hard to believe that on Tuesday they had no idea they were going and weds they went? The cynic in me thinks they would pocket all those late deals and leave the farmer holding the baby!
But the bit I find a bit out of order is that they were sending me texts on the 21 st Feb for wheat with immediate movement. I find it hard to believe that on Tuesday they had no idea they were going and weds they went? The cynic in me thinks they would pocket all those late deals and leave the farmer holding the baby!
You must be absolutely gutted!!The stuff they owe me for was sold forward in 2015 & collected Nov-Dec 16, haven't dealt with em recently due to payment issues others have had aswell! Anyway it seems they in bother with hmrc aswell as a £15m debtso there won't be much to divvy out - & watch out as they may have to honour those loads not collected yet- luckily I'm not one of these, but even so left with bugger all from 4 loads rape & 4 mill wheat- daylight robbery
There is absolutely no way I would be loading one single grain onto a wagon for them .....What will you do, Spashett, if PwC claim it for the benefit of the other creditors?
You wont have to honour non collected loads , you would be very foolish to load (you also have a duty of care to your partners etc), we went through all this with Viking, once they went, no one loaded and if I recall no one was asked to.You will have to pay what you owe, if you have received delivery seeds and fert.The stuff they owe me for was sold forward in 2015 & collected Nov-Dec 16, haven't dealt with em recently due to payment issues others have had aswell! Anyway it seems they in bother with hmrc aswell as a £15m debtso there won't be much to divvy out - & watch out as they may have to honour those loads not collected yet- luckily I'm not one of these, but even so left with bugger all from 4 loads rape & 4 mill wheat- daylight robbery
Best to order a couple of loads of fert off them if you were worried.
Always make sure you owe them more
been had before and were offered 10p to the pound , local veg wholesaler , even went down to have words but Covent Garden boys had already paid a visit and broke his armFrom experience when you're owed money from companies in liquidation at the outset it looks that you might get quite a bit back once they've collected the money they are owed in.
But I'm afraid in reality you won't get a penny as the administrator will run up his cost up to the point that their isn't much left once the bank and hmrc which are always the first in the que.
I'm sorry but that's my experience after being caught out 5 times over the years.
Sadly my experience in other industries is that it doesn't work like that. Clever eagles like PwC just go to court with a paper trail and make you pay up . It might seem easy to contra but it will depend totally on when the lever was pulled and the dates on invoices etcBest to order a couple of loads of fert off them if you were worried.
Always make sure you owe them more
Maybe that's right but I think it's a good idea, over my dead body for the scenario you suggestProbably find you'll still have to pay for the fert....
And still not get paid for the corn.
You wont have to honour non collected loads