Talking of Darren Upton...

[cojak]

And looking on DuckDuck go.

He went down on 9 Feb 2012 for 6 years.

I would imagine that he'll be out soon if he kept his nose clean whilst on the inside.

(His name was mentioned in the Accounts/Legal forum.)

[MicrosoftBob]

Are we allowed to mention any new accounts he starts up/works for ?

Is there a code word we should use ?

[Euler]

Are we allowed to mention any new accounts he starts up/works for ?

Is there a code word we should use ?

Code words are "Tornado pilot".

[cojak]

Are we allowed to mention any new accounts he starts up/works for ?

Is there a code word we should use ?

He's not allowed, he's been banned for 14 years.

And I'm sure that he wouldn't consider being a shadow director of any accountancy firm.

You take a close eye on the directors should you decide to change accountants anyway, don't you?

[cojak]

But I'm sure there's an RSS feed out there somewhere that will pick up this thread.

Gone but Not Forgotten.

#justsayin

[MarillionFan]

Code words are "Tornado pilot".

Wow, for a newbie you're very well informed on CUK Memes....

[MicrosoftBob]

He's not allowed, he's been banned for 14 years.

And I'm sure that he wouldn't consider being a shadow director of any accountancy firm.

You take a close eye on the directors should you decide to change accountants anyway, don't you?

Of course I do due diligence, still been stung by an agency default once though

I've been on the other side though, I started off working in Accountants and kept leaving firms with dodgy practices

Part of that was helping businesses in that kind of situation by using secretaries in the accountants as Directors for companies that have had issues like that, hence why I wasn't happy about it

[SimonMac]

But I'm sure there's an RSS feed out there somewhere that will pick up this thread.

Gone but Not Forgotten.

#justsayin

Admin has some mad SEO skillz!

[TykeMerc]

Wow, for a newbie you're very well informed on CUK Memes....

Curious that, not that anyone would ever think it's a blatant sockie.

I'd assume that after "paying his debt to society" by serving his time he will expect to return to his former profession (accountancy, not the defrauding people one), there's bound to be a firm that will take him on in some capacity.

[Pondlife]

Just keep an eye out for an accountancy firm owned by a 36 year old ex-model named Vicky. She drives a Merc and has a Cartier watch. Not the best judge of character IIRC.