02071275255

I have managed to find 4 of bfw's brokers on twitter and was wondering if they just work from a script as they are all in the age range of 20-23! one of which has just taken delivery of a new merc c63, after upgrading from his range rover, and in no rush to sell it, my main point is at 20-23 what do you know about wine investment to make that sort of money??

Have also found on Linkedin, seven/eight employees

See one is psychology graduate with sales experience at a clothing retailer , now a wine broker
Analyse that !!!

Team leader,  cites wealth management and investments as field of expertise.
Graduates with sports degree in 2011, should read playing field experience.
Are these people delusional ?

Thanks for the info SG

Thy saw fit to release my name, so I have no guilt in releasing theirs.

Why not mention Zoopla what a show off !!!

400k for lights and cinema sound ?? that's where your monies going Investors.

Do you mean Huda? Lol

2.9 million, No laughing matter

Here's how to stop these calls, and get yourself on a 'telemarketer blacklist' so they don't call you no more!

Hi quality audio of the call recorded for your pleasures :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8pu2IUHj8M

What's 2.9million?

Your not related to Peter J are you? just read posts and google Mirror Gundlach Zoopla its all in the public domain, he even adds comments to one of the sites. Bingo

Been watching too much of Dragons Den
http://the-opportunist.co.uk/the-opportunist.html

wiki definition of Opportunism is the conscious policy and practice of taking selfish advantage of circumstances.[1] Although human opportunism often has a strong negative (pejorative) moral connotation (in contrast to e.g. biological opportunism, used as a neutral scientific description), it may also be defined more neutrally as putting self-interest before other interests when there is an opportunity to do so, or flexibly adapting to changing circumstances to maximize self-interest (though usually in a way that negates some principle previously followed). Opportunism is sometimes also defined as the ability to capitalize on the mistakes of others: to utilize opportunities created by the errors, weaknesses or distractions of opponents to one's own advantage.[2]

Somewhat confusingly, opportunism is sometimes also redefined by businessmen simply as the theory of discovering and pursuing opportunities.[3] These businessmen are motivated by their dislike for the idea that there could ever be anything wrong with capitalizing on opportunities. According to this redefinition, "opportunism" is a euphemism for "entrepreneurship".

Taking a realistic or practical approach to a problem can involve "weak" forms of opportunism. For the sake of doing something that will work, or that successfully solves the problem, a previously agreed principle is knowingly compromised or disregarded - with the justification that alternative actions would, overall, have a worse effect.

In choosing or seizing opportunities, human opportunism is most likely to occur where:
People can make the most gains for themselves at the least cost to themselves.
Relevant internal or external controls on their behaviour are absent.
People are pressured to choose and act.

Criticism of opportunism usually refers to a situation where beliefs and principles are tested or challenged.

Human opportunism should not be confused with "seeking opportunities" as such, or "making use of opportunities when they arise". Opportunism refers rather to a specific way of responding to opportunities, which involves the element of self-interestedness plus disregard for relevant (ethical) principles, or for intended or previously agreed goals, or for the shared concerns of a group.[4]

That could of been me. It's  'it could have been me'. There's an opportunity to learn English at my local school.

Have the managed to catch the con artists yet?

https://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/02070963488
Same virtual office, same ACCOUNTANTS/REG OFFICE
https://www.duedil.com/company/08137106/globa ... stments-limited
mmmm

http://jobview.monster.co.uk/Telesales-Market ... _UK&from=indeed
https://www.duedil.com/company/08392690/sales-recruit-uk-ltd?flagged=r
Just follow the trail

A friend of a friend used to work here..Absolute scam.. closers get 10% commision and drive supercars! He drives a black lambo! lives in kingswood.. own race horse..has wife and 2 kids. i know much more about this guy too...never heard anyone make money from this.. Kofi is the manager there.. Michael (one of 4 closers) has a bentley number plate is 'whippo'.. Alfie (FAKE NAME - JOHN WOOD) who is the head closer drives black ferrari (used to drive bentley) with number plate 'til i bus'. Ken drives black lambo.. number plate 'KEN 4'.. and his wife drives white range rover number plate '4 BFW' .. Company has around 4 closers and 15 openers and are based in lansdowne building in Croydon.. There openers get £1250 a month of which they are given a cheque plus commision which is rarely hit.. Closers earn lots of money each taken home each month £10k-40k..

SHUT THIS COMPANY DOWN!!