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Has anyone in this forum was with bournes legal debt recovery before they ran away with our money, up till moment i am still waiting for refund of my money ,is any way the government of this country can help to recover own money,has anyone been paid backsome refund ,we need to protest to get our money back,
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I take it you mean Bournes Debt Solutions?
I'll ask [MENTION=6]Amethyst[/MENTION] what their status is. -
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Hi, in the same boat.. I have sent email after email with no response from Virgil.
Anyone had any news at all?Comment
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Sorry I missed this thread - uptodate info here ->http://legalbeagles.info/forums/show...hlight=bournes > Sadly it all got held up due to the passing of the Administrator, so not really any big news yet, but there is a new Administrator.
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