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  • DealorNoDeal
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    Originally posted by PokemonStay View Post
    So people let him 10% back on their loan scheme. That money is funding the current legal actions. That money will never be seen again.
    Do you know for sure that they are using that money?

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  • washed up contractor
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    Originally posted by PokemonStay View Post
    He speaks very highly of you......
    Spooky!

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  • PokemonStay
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    Originally posted by washed up contractor View Post
    That sentence made me laugh as there's bob hope and no hope of him doing that. More chance of him shedding some timber the fat ****.
    He speaks very highly of you......
    Last edited by administrator; 20 November 2017, 14:10. Reason: **** is slightly more acceptable.

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  • washed up contractor
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    Originally posted by PokemonStay View Post

    WG reads these forums. Perhaps he would like to login and comment?
    That sentence made me laugh as there's bob hope and no hope of him doing that. More chance of him shedding some timber the fat ****.
    Last edited by administrator; 20 November 2017, 14:10. Reason: **** is slightly more acceptable.

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  • PokemonStay
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    Yes it is true.

    However it made no difference anyway. Once the law was changed in 2008 all WG could do was delay.

    There are rumours WG will launch a JR. Anyone who does not settle now will get a 50% penalty. If you have the money, pay up. HMRC will look at time to pay of several years - rumours abound of 5 years. If you cannot pay, get an insolvency practioner.

    So people let him 10% back on their loan scheme. That money is funding the current legal actions. That money will never be seen again.

    To be fair to WG, no-one could have forseen the retrospective legislation.

    WG reads these forums. Perhaps he would like to login and comment?

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  • ns1
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    Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View Post
    Is it true that the reason everyone received follower notices is because Montpelier didn't appeal on time?

    How friggin incompetent is that.
    Yep, they well and truly balls up.

    https://assets.publishing.service.go...son_v_HMRC.pdf

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  • DealorNoDeal
    started a topic Montpelier screwed everything up

    Montpelier screwed everything up

    Is it true that the reason everyone received follower notices is because Montpelier didn't appeal on time?

    How friggin incompetent is that.
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