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[krod mandoon] 30/7/2009 09:26

I doubt barty is - remember he was wanting all the franchisees to support his own bid.
Wouldn't put it past him though. But I suspect he has too much baggage with the franchisees for a new owner to want him on board.

[carwhite] 30/7/2009 09:24

Was it not Barty who instigated the intial Arab contact with CFE. I wonder if he is in the background.

[crdirect] 30/7/2009 08:37

krod

what hapens to all the franchisees and rdfs ..oh sorry there isnt any rdfs as they were either churned or barty gave them shares back for them..bet those who sold back their rdf for shares are over the moon

[krod mandoon] 30/7/2009 08:21

molatov - YES !
Why unfair ? The administrators have sold the assets for the best they can get. There will not be enough to pay the creditors - particularly those who own the properties leased to CFE.
So why as a shareholder who must have known the risk when you invested do you think it is unfair that you'll get nowt back ?

[molatovkid] 29/7/2009 22:32

So not being an expert in companies in administration, the Arabs have steamed in, bought the company and what are we left with? Worthless share certificates?

It seems to me particularly unfair that this can happen.

[crdirect] 29/7/2009 13:25

jonc

looks liek im not the only bad businessman ..

so managed to con people and still missed out takign it private ,fabulous achievement .

[jockblue] 29/7/2009 12:30

Takeover by Arab Investments completed yesterday....

[jonc] 28/7/2009 20:25

Time you had another bottle of vino eh.

[jonc] 28/7/2009 18:08

Another member of my fan club....

[i_hopi] 28/7/2009 17:02

Carwhite - 28 Jul'09 - 10:43 - 5617 of 5635

...... Reading JonC's posts again makes me puke and based upon ADVFN continuing support of his and others' rubbish posts, this web site based upon JonC's diatribal input should be renamed ADVANCE INFANTILE DYSLEXIC LEARNING CENTRE.
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:o))

[paulmhammond] 28/7/2009 17:01

Jockblue,

Good post earlier, I believed, I lost, time to move on now, a bit poorer but a lot wiser from the experience.

Paul

[jockblue] 28/7/2009 16:58

Krod - Yes it was risky, I always thought so even if others didn't....however, the story was credible if it worked and a basket case if it didn't. A bit like PHRM for instance:-)

[jonc] 28/7/2009 16:57

lol.

More conspiracy theories.

What was your previous posting name?

[carwhite] 28/7/2009 16:39

You would surely know as that is all you have ever posted here, perhaps your
childish posts were just a Barty's blind.

[jonc] 28/7/2009 15:48

Rubbish!!!

[carwhite] 28/7/2009 15:06

HE HAS ALREADY HUNG HIMSELF BY HIS OWN WORDS.

[jonc] 28/7/2009 13:23

For what?

You need evidence not tittle tattle.

[krod mandoon] 28/7/2009 12:53

jock - good post.
What is certainly true about CFE is that most of the dirt that normally goes on behind closed doors in businesses has been done out in the open.
An entertaining story for me - sorry to see so many decent people lose their shirts. But sheesh it was always going to be a lot riskier than many of those posting seemed to believe.

[krod mandoon] 28/7/2009 12:20

"no debt during a recession" - that was never a positive. Barclays pulled the plug so they had to raise equity to pay off the loan.

[jaf1948] 28/7/2009 12:04

crdirect,

Don't go off at a tangent. In your mind, these are evidence of lies. To me, they are business deals that were either talked about and didn't happen, or tried and failed. That is not the same as posting a fact on here that the business was bad.

And no, even if these deals did fail, that does not make them conmen. All businesses try things - some work, some don't.

Some facts please, from anyone. Macro-economic pronouncements are meaningless - we are in a recession so any business could fail. Raising cash ? Bobby Hashemi diluted the shares more than P & B so that's not a fact.

Had the company been a success, one could just as easily point to a number of positives - no debt during a recession, experienced management (at least Peter and Barty had run businesses before), expanding the company into new countries.

Post hoc ergo propter hoc ? Not from the posts on here.

That's my lot now. The money gone, I'm moving on.