UK ACORN,FARM FINANCE,DES PHILLIPS,BEWARE!!!!!
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Don't give him any ideas for a sound defence
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The bit about a psychopath showing not the slightest bit of remorse to there victim
A lot of the traits associated with this condition struck a cord as being familiar.
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Yes definite trait I recognise,OMG ,perhaps he is a psycopath
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LATEST UPDATE ON THE TIN SHED AKA ACORN HOUSE
PBL064 - Tenanted Office Block, Somerset
A defence to the possession claim has been received from the borrower and our appointed solicitors have made an application to the Court to strike it out
PBL064 - Tenanted Office Block, Somerset
A defence to the possession claim has been received from the borrower and our appointed solicitors have made an application to the Court to strike it out
I wonder who wrote the defence for him?
that doesnt sound very consensual
but no doubt just the start of putting the screws on the lender to take a big write down hit on a buy back
anyone bet against Toad still being in residence this time next year?
the fact that the bank would even countenance the idea of a consensual settlement with this man just shows up the complete naivety, I suppose they'll just continue to learn the hard way
but no doubt just the start of putting the screws on the lender to take a big write down hit on a buy back
anyone bet against Toad still being in residence this time next year?
the fact that the bank would even countenance the idea of a consensual settlement with this man just shows up the complete naivety, I suppose they'll just continue to learn the hard way
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Looks like Lendy/Saving Stream about to start a new term in the school of hard knocks.Overcoming the school bully and many of his ilk who have had a good share of investors money might be their test,survive or die.
http://citywire.co.uk/new-model-adv...mary&utm_campaign=BulkEmail_NMA_Daily_Summary
Wonder how long the (former) occupants of Acorn House will get for similar offences.
I suppose we will have to wait until the protection ends.
Wonder how long the (former) occupants of Acorn House will get for similar offences.
I suppose we will have to wait until the protection ends.
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Alan Parker
Sep 06, 2017, 09:14
Thats about a quarter million quid a month he was levering into UCIS. At around 10% comms, he was on a pretty good earner for those years. CHuck the key away!
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The Connaught Income Series 3 was also a UCIS,do we assume that on top of his loan commission Phillips was also receiving an introducers commission
Sep 06, 2017, 09:14
Thats about a quarter million quid a month he was levering into UCIS. At around 10% comms, he was on a pretty good earner for those years. CHuck the key away!
Above is one of the comments on this article.
The Connaught Income Series 3 was also a UCIS,do we assume that on top of his loan commission Phillips was also receiving an introducers commission
If that is the case it was a super double bubble. No wonder he took all his kith and kin on a Caribbean Cruise and a trip to Disney World.Alan Parker
Sep 06, 2017, 09:14
Thats about a quarter million quid a month he was levering into UCIS. At around 10% comms, he was on a pretty good earner for those years. CHuck the key away!
Above is one of the comments on this article.
The Connaught Income Series 3 was also a UCIS,do we assume that on top of his loan commission Phillips was also receiving an introducers commission
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But remember,when you played with the bubble wand,the biggest bubbles hit the deck first.
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Happy 4th Birthday..................................and what has happened,more to the point what hasn't.
Hardly thought four years ago when I started this thread that it would create the interest it has.It is perfectly clear that many of the people mentioned on this thread have now got a public health warning attached to them,which was part of the aim,so that's a little plus.On the downside,they still have their liberty.
I am still at a loss to how the elaborate fraud,no doubt hatched in the brains of Bristol,has been accepted as normal practice by even the high street banks.What is abundantly apparent is the necessity of the financial institutions to stand with their backs to the wall and send their lawyers forward to fight their battles,often at the expense of the British tax payer.
The denial of these institutions is breathtaking,their arrogance sickening.The pictures of the HBOS crooks luxuriating in the sun clearly exhibit their ugly culture.What is clear is that this is a tip of a very large iceberg and there are many farming victims,preyed on,their assets seen as a legitimate target.
The deceit practiced by these powerful institutions is unprecedented,its exposure a clear threat to the future wellbeing of the wider economy,hence the lack of appetite to investigate.
The war will never be won,but small victories will be gained.I hope that a few small victories might just change the lives of those who have suffered and live long enough to benefit.
Hardly thought four years ago when I started this thread that it would create the interest it has.It is perfectly clear that many of the people mentioned on this thread have now got a public health warning attached to them,which was part of the aim,so that's a little plus.On the downside,they still have their liberty.
I am still at a loss to how the elaborate fraud,no doubt hatched in the brains of Bristol,has been accepted as normal practice by even the high street banks.What is abundantly apparent is the necessity of the financial institutions to stand with their backs to the wall and send their lawyers forward to fight their battles,often at the expense of the British tax payer.
The denial of these institutions is breathtaking,their arrogance sickening.The pictures of the HBOS crooks luxuriating in the sun clearly exhibit their ugly culture.What is clear is that this is a tip of a very large iceberg and there are many farming victims,preyed on,their assets seen as a legitimate target.
The deceit practiced by these powerful institutions is unprecedented,its exposure a clear threat to the future wellbeing of the wider economy,hence the lack of appetite to investigate.
The war will never be won,but small victories will be gained.I hope that a few small victories might just change the lives of those who have suffered and live long enough to benefit.
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No,don't worry,he's holed up with Toad working out the escape plan
http://www.rollonfriday.com/TheNews...d/5310/fromTab/36/currentIndex/3/Default.aspx
What is it about the name Acorn?
Does it cause those using it to become fraudsters, or more likely there being a whole rotten barrel of Acorns in Highbridge, another fraudster wanting to cause mayhem uses the infected name.
What is it about the name Acorn?
Does it cause those using it to become fraudsters, or more likely there being a whole rotten barrel of Acorns in Highbridge, another fraudster wanting to cause mayhem uses the infected name.
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https://www.theguardian.com/busines...der-will-bankroll-his-300m-battle-with-lloyds
http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/news/celebs-tv/noel-edmonds-reveals-how-tried-453153
Seems the Edmonds publicity bandwagon has found another gear,might have helped if the articles weren't all about him but about people who have lost everything .There is ample evidence out there of Lloyds and their minions throwing the rule book out of the window.Edmonds' litigation funders should be finding supporting cases that clearly demonstrate how Lloyds and their agents clearly prevented people from escaping their clutches.
http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/news/celebs-tv/noel-edmonds-reveals-how-tried-453153
Seems the Edmonds publicity bandwagon has found another gear,might have helped if the articles weren't all about him but about people who have lost everything .There is ample evidence out there of Lloyds and their minions throwing the rule book out of the window.Edmonds' litigation funders should be finding supporting cases that clearly demonstrate how Lloyds and their agents clearly prevented people from escaping their clutches.
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https://www.thegazette.co.uk/notice/2864278
Well at least the investors in Lendy/Saving Stream aren't the only ones to get shafted by another one of Phillips's ailing companies.
Another head severed but the Hydra still writhes around while the authorities look on.
Well at least the investors in Lendy/Saving Stream aren't the only ones to get shafted by another one of Phillips's ailing companies.
Another head severed but the Hydra still writhes around while the authorities look on.
The Plymouth Herald report highlights another aspect of this banking behavior which most of us and many others who do not make use of this forum to vent their frustration and anger, will never recover from or be compensated for, and that is the mental cruelty and resultant suffering.
Who amongst us does does not live near Acornworn close to the edge of sanity.