01516680386

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    Paul T replies to Easy
    No point in anyone lying as all the evidence was out there and obtained. Yes a little bit of fine tuning but nothing more
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    McIdea
    I think you will find that one of the car parks was built on land sold to the Scottish Government to build a railway station and then, when they changed their mind, bought back at a fraction of the price. I also run storage centres and always keen on a deal to buy liquidated assets at a few pence on the pound.
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    Transfers replies to Paul T
    | 27 replies
    The documents say that Payne, Perkins and Ward were nothing to do with the process of contacting the pension firms and giving the money away to Tw@t? Did the pensions transfer themselves?
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    ************ replies to Transfers
    remember when our good friend Angie brought those names up? there was a nice man called Hadley who was being very helpful with her enquries
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    Paul T replies to Transfers
    | 24 replies
    As i've said I am not going to comment as to the content (Let alone when I don't know who I am replying to)
    other than to say there continues to be an obsession with many who in the grand scheme of things had far less to do with anything, than many others
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    ....................... replies to Transfers
    What documents do you refer to?
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    Royal Male
    | 2 replies
    "a nice man called Hadley" - I doubt that.  I'm sure he's enjoying life hiding in his fraudulent hole in Kemberton.
    • Caller: Royal Mail
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    Sarcasm replies to Royal Male
    | 1 reply
    Is lost on you
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    Let them off replies to Paul T
    | 6 replies
    They deserve the money they earned.
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    troll replies to Let them off
    | 5 replies
    they deserve prison
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    ............... replies to troll
    | 4 replies
    i am confident that action will be taken  against the guilty parties but it could take a long time.
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    ....................... replies to ...............
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    surely the only action that is required  is total recovery of the lost funds.
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    | 2 replies
    some press for Storefirst, commissions mentioned here.
    https://www.gov.uk/government/news/retirement ... e-investigation
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    Drop in the ocean replies to Paul T
    | 16 replies
    https://www.gov.uk/government/news/retirement ... e-investigation

    "The court also heard that, despite administration fees totaling almost £1.4m having been paid to various parties, there was no evidence of any administration of the HRBS and COPS having been carried out."

    Yeah, peanuts really.
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    this replies to 46%
    | 1 reply
    article should be posted everywhere Storefirst advertise...it cant be a coincidence that these firms only plugged storepods to people.  it will be a drawn out investigation but i get the feeling storefirst will probably go in to liquidation early next year, so there will be nothing for the authorities to investigate.
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    TW@ replies to this
    Liquidation LOL LOL LOL
    THATS WHY IM A BUSINESSMAN AND YOU ARE AN IGNORANT TROLL.
    there is no way store first or me will:
    Get arrested
    Cease trading
    Go to prison
    Get my head kicked in ( most of you are only tough on a forum anyway)
    Get stopped selling pods through a SIPP
    I AM TOTALLY WHITE AS WHITE AND NOBODY CAN PROVE OTHERWISE
    MY [***] IS COVERED!!!!!!!!
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    Paul T replies to Drop in the ocean
    | 15 replies
    Quite typically, your focus is on 1.4 mill on 2 schemes.
    Rather than 46% of the 13.4 million...circa 6 million.
    Never mentioned peanuts..i said in comparison or as usual is the focus on the somewhat lower figure ? Ridiculous.

    The investigation also found that the only investments offered to the public were storage pods marketed for sale by Store First Ltd, which paid commissions of up to 46% to another company which was part of the overall scheme. Between July 2012 and September 2013 a total of £10.8m was transferred into COPS whilst between December 2012 and January 2014 a further £8.6m was transferred into HRBS and, of the total sum, £13.4m was invested in storage pods whilst a further £3.7m belonging to the HRBS was transferred to another occupational scheme and cannot currently be accounted for.
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    Wow replies to Paul T
    | 1 reply
    You are covering for them.
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    Royale Male replies to Sarcasm
    I was at his wedding.  Nothing is lost on me... Apart from hopefully that awful purple suit he wore. Bad morals, bad taste!
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    ////////// replies to Paul T
    | 12 replies
    46% to another company that was a part of the overall scheme..

    What company is this?

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