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Have you actually closed your company then? If not then this advisor hasn't done all the work and you could at least claim a partial refund?Originally posted by spud5706 View PostFees for closing company = £6000
Fees for setting up new llp with ltd company as a partner = £6000Free advice and opinions - refunds are available if you are not 100% satisfied.Comment
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Nope, got approval to do it but haven't closed it yet because it won't save me any money by the looks of itOriginally posted by Wanderer View PostHave you actually closed your company then? If not then this advisor hasn't done all the work and you could at least claim a partial refund?
I've sent him an email quoting the figures and asked for a full refund, ill see what he says first to decide what i'll do next.
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No it wasn't.Originally posted by spud5706 View PostI just advised him to go ahead which was stupid but it was all very clear when he explained it to me (everything out of my account at 10%) which was a blatent lie.
Telling him to go ahead, regardless of what advice he gave you, without you doing any due diligence was.Comment
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I assumed most people are decent and not out to rip you off, seems like I was wrong, either way its bad news for him.Originally posted by Clippy View PostNo it wasn't.
Telling him to go ahead, regardless of what advice he gave you, without you doing any due diligence was.Comment
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He has named and shamed by posting his predicament on a public board... Oh sorry, you mean the financial advisor?? Sorry.Originally posted by DeludedAussie View PostCan you name and shame?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostHe has named and shamed by posting his predicament on a public board... Oh sorry, you mean the financial advisor?? Sorry.
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by spud5706 View PostI assumed most people are decent and not out to rip you off, seems like I was wrong, either way its bad news for him.
I hope you haven't signed any documents from him otherwise it's bad news for you."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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As I suspected, you are one of the trolls we seem to acquire at the weekend.Originally posted by spud5706 View PostI assumed most people are decent and not out to rip you off, seems like I was wrong, either way its bad news for him.
I'll leave you to your 'predicament'.Comment
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Troll? Why? Spud etc was far too trusting and paid over an absurdly large sum without looking into it properly but that doesn't mean being ripped off is ok or legal.
It seems to me that a professional advisor asked to advise how to to save money, especially when paid that sum, should reveal the full costs of any course of action that he proposes. Any decent advisor should surely ask if unpaid taxes were due, but even if that is supposed to be obvious, this LLP thing wasn't. Sounds like incompetence or rippoff to me.bloggoth
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