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[agincourt] 15/11/2004 22:47

uknighted

What does it matter what he thinks. He is of no consequence. He is morally bankrupt and irrelevent.

[uknighted] 15/11/2004 22:41

And JakNife. Were Evo instructed by the judge to pay the settlement of £780?
But then you don't like answering my questions.

[anomalous] 15/11/2004 21:48

Thank you sampsonp

[sampsonp] 15/11/2004 21:20

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edit: posted twice in error

[greenchair] 15/11/2004 21:03

Jak

Respect where Respect is due, Thank You.

LOL

Is it my turn to throw the teddy back?

[agincourt] 15/11/2004 21:00

Don't bother with JakNife. He is not worth it. It no longer matters what he thinks. He is morally bankrupt.

[greenchair] 15/11/2004 20:40

"Perhaps, if the Action Group hadn't p'd these nice people off right from the start, then they'd have been on your side?"

Perhaps if these nice people had communicated with the Action Group from the start, they wouldn't have found themselves in the position they are now in!

[gonzo123] 15/11/2004 20:27

Jaknife.
Perhaps it may be useful to wait and see what unfolds in the time yet to come.It may be that you are correct or very,very wrong.As i have said before in the event of the case being proved will you make an unfettered apology to the people on this BB? Please understand that i have no interest in any shares of this 'company' i'm just looking in from the side lines.

[psps] 15/11/2004 20:18

excellent news

[psps] 15/11/2004 13:52

i closed my account with comdirect ........NEVER USE THEM EVER AGAIN

[gonzo123] 15/11/2004 13:19

Jaknife.
When this issue first blew up i asked you if the case was proved would you be prepared to come on here and make an apology,free and unfettered.The FSA has found against EVO, the merits of the case are not important,when and only when the case is settled in it's entiretty are you still prepared to come on here and make a full and frank apology or as is apparent are you going to try and find an excuse to run away?

[nodding] 15/11/2004 12:44

Well done Nigel. Just seen you on the box.

[agincourt] 14/11/2004 22:48

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1698

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1698

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[esmerelda] 14/11/2004 22:41

I'd like to add my congratulations to the 'team' for their efforts in securing what appears to be a stunning victory and one, presumably, that can support the ongoing legal action in the courts. Hopefully, whatever the technicality was that caused costs to be awarded against the plaintif won't apply in your future cases.

[gunnergonk] 14/11/2004 22:05

jaknife> thankyou.