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Bournes Debt Solutions (Bournes Limited) - FCA requirements & administration
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Re: Bournes Debt Solutions (Bournes Limited) - FCA requirements & administration
Frying pan to fire then
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Re: Bournes Debt Solutions (Bournes Limited) - FCA requirements & administration
luckily I changed to Bournes about 2 months before Smooth went tits up , so didn't lose anything at that time.Originally posted by righty View PostWhen Smooth Financial went pear shaped how much money (if any) did you have returned to you?
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When Smooth Financial went pear shaped how much money (if any) did you have returned to you?Originally posted by bigndav View Posthi all,
I am a Bournes casualty too, and that after being with Smooth Financial for several years, who equally went the shape of the pear! I have had endless calls from other such company's telling me how they are different etc etc. I don't trust a single one of them. I am endeavouring to do it myself now. i have a couple of questions[
1. do you think we will get any money back? i paid two months that never got distributed
2. I keep hearing the magic 5 years and debt free spiel. i have been paying for over that, does that mean anything legally for me to be debt free?
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I would also suggest that without the debtors/victims express consent Mr Levy had nothing to sell until such consent was obtained which we understand it never wasOriginally posted by Nibbler View PostBeyond the stage where the Ombudsman can do anything useful I think.
Regards the administrators, a quick look shows.
I suggest this is just another possible reason confirming that they are not acting in accordance with your best interests. allegedly!
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Hi has anybody heard anything more about Bournes? Have we heard if we will get any money back? This is so frustrating.
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Beyond the stage where the Ombudsman can do anything useful I think.Originally posted by Ruthless View PostWhat did the ombudsman say they could do?
Regards the administrators, a quick look shows.
Challenge to administrator’s conduct of company
74(1)A creditor or member of a company in administration may apply to the court claiming that—
(a) the administrator is acting or has acted so as unfairly to harm the interests of the applicant (whether alone or in common with some or all other members or creditors), or
(b) the administrator proposes to act in a way which would unfairly harm the interests of the applicant (whether alone or in common with some or all other members or creditors).
(2) A creditor or member of a company in administration may apply to the court claiming that the administrator is not performing his functions as quickly or as efficiently as is reasonably practicable.
(3) The court may—
(a) grant relief;
(b) dismiss the application;
(c) adjourn the hearing conditionally or unconditionally;
(d) make an interim order;
(e) make any other order it thinks appropriate.
(4) In particular, an order under this paragraph may—
(a) regulate the administrator’s exercise of his functions;
(b) require the administrator to do or not do a specified thing;
(c) require a creditors’ meeting to be held for a specified purpose;
(d )provide for the appointment of an administrator to cease to have effect;
(e) make consequential provision.
(5) An order may be made on a claim under sub-paragraph (1) whether or not the action complained of—
(a) is within the administrator’s powers under this Schedule;
(b) was taken in reliance on an order under paragraph 71 or 72.
(6) An order may not be made under this paragraph if it would impede or prevent the implementation of—
(a) a voluntary arrangement approved under Part I,
(b) a compromise or arrangement sanctioned under [F12Part 26 of the Companies Act 2006 (arrangements and reconstructions)] , F13. . .
[F14(ba) a cross-border merger within the meaning of regulation 2 of the Companies (Cross-Border Mergers) Regulations 2007, or]
(c) proposals or a revision approved under paragraph 53 or 54 more than 28 days before the day on which the application for the order under this paragraph is made.Last edited by Nibbler; 30th October 2014, 08:53:AM.
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Re: Bournes Debt Solutions (Bournes Limited) - FCA requirements & administration
You could issue a money claim against both Bournes and the liquidators & if you obtain a CCJ then you can apply to freeze their existing bank accounts.
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me neither! got Debtmasters Direct chasing me now :-( mind you they do say they are very different blah blah blah. Crooks and parasites the lot of 'em
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There is a code of coduct for DMP that is regulated by the office of fair trading, now the FCA. It does state that any client money MUST be held in sepearte ring fenced, non interest accounts and not be used for any company business.
I don't underatnd how we are not covered by any compensation scheme.
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hi all,
I am a Bournes casualty too, and that after being with Smooth Financial for several years, who equally went the shape of the pear! I have had endless calls from other such company's telling me how they are different etc etc. I don't trust a single one of them. I am endeavouring to do it myself now. i have a couple of questions[
1. do you think we will get any money back? i paid two months that never got distributed
2. I keep hearing the magic 5 years and debt free spiel. i have been paying for over that, does that mean anything legally for me to be debt free?
Originally posted by righty View PostIts time to lobby the authorities to demand that these DMC's be regulated AND insured so that in these circumstances their victims are compensated AND the owners are struck off & never allowed to operate in the financial industry againLast edited by Amethyst; 27th October 2014, 14:54:PM.
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OK.....6 weeks on Thursday...........does anyone actually think we will hear anything before the 8 weeks............I am assuming what we have recieved so far doesn't met the criteria for the 8 week timeline. Because I do believe my frustration may boil over!!!!
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What did the ombudsman say they could do?I think If we sit around waiting for the administrators to finish their investigations and inform us yet again of what they haven't found the eight weeks will have gone and we can kiss goodbye to all of our money. I am not prepared to do that. Bourne's clients please complain on the website I put on the other day and hopefully the investigations will be looked at by the Insolvency Service.
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Re: Bournes Debt Solutions (Bournes Limited) - FCA requirements & administration
Hi so after reading all the posts what is the next step? I have contacted the ombudsman and the administrator.
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After speaking with. the Insolvency Service the other day i have decided to put a complaint in about the administrators.They were very helpful indeed asking many questions about the situation. I have read through the complaint form online at www.gov.uk/insolvency service ( complain about an insolvency practitioner) all it requires is the facts and concerns we have over the whole investigation of what has gone on and any proof/documents/emails to back the complaint. When you enter the details of LA Business they ask for the authorizing body. This is SoS. The clock is ticking fast so we all need to fill this form in. Good Luck
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