Worthington Share Discussion Threads

[spikeyj] 18/10/2021 22:13

neo / paula claims not to know who aidan is? - lol!

… i suspect arthur was mocking neo/paula, not amess.

[paula1919] 18/10/2021 21:51

Arthur you're being totally insensitive and mocking a serious incident, i was visiting a ex work colleague in Clifftown and we met him when he was walking around the surrounding areas,as my friend already knew him i was introduced to him and what a gentlemen he was ,shame you don't show the same manners .why people call me Neo and who's bloody Aidan. you should grow up.

[arthur_lame_stocks] 18/10/2021 13:24

I wonder if paula spoke to David Amess to see if he could find out what Aidan had done with her inheritance?

[just joined whetstone] 18/10/2021 12:42

WELL ITS JUST LIKE LONDON BUSES AND SPIKEY AND DRUNKEN SK COME ALONG AT ONCE, have already done my bit SAID SPIKEY AND SK ITS RISKY MAKING ACCUSATIONS ABOUT A FAMILY WITH NO PROOF. OH WELL TIME FOR A HOLIDAY TATA.

[spikeyj] 16/10/2021 12:45

would be nice to think they would pay some attention to his
insolvency practitioners too, but that seems unlikely given
that the FCA already have their hands full with a “large
and complex criminal inquiry”. (… have already done my bit,
passing on to the FCA some of the issues & info that i have
been aware of, but rather suspect FCA will fail to actually
prosecute anything, given their generally feeble track record.)

[sweet karolina2] 16/10/2021 12:06

Thanks Roy. It is really clear that the company itself had no intention of lifting a finger to prevent strike off with no attempt at either annual report or confirmation statement submission.

Unlike a court ordered liquidation, where at least there is some form of investigation into what went wrong, though I have little faith these are in anyway thorough or effective where the realisation of assets won't even cover the liquidator's fees, a compulsory strike off makes the company evaporate into nothingness. Wrt WHET a compulsory strike off was most probably more in the interests of the IMHO scammers who set it up.

However, given how long it continues to take FCA to untangle the mess at WRN, it does seem unlikely that it will get round to doing much at WHET, where the real IMHO scam never really got off the ground largely thanks to AE screwing up its NEX listing.
Whilst there are still victims of the IMHO scam that was WHET, they really do only have themselves to blame. In the words of Judge Denis Lloyd "felt little sympathy for greedy investors who had given Earley their money."



Considering how long AE had been getting away with repeating variations on the same theme underlines my view above on the pointlessness of liquidator investigations. Hopefully the FCA marathon investigation will finally put an end to 3 decades of IMHO Earley family scams, but doubtless many of those who helped enable them will slip through the net. We can only pray that the fake tanned oik is not one of them.

[roydyor] 16/10/2021 09:20

From the LSE Worthington board.

BenCox

Successful delay of Whetstone StrikeoffFri 23:36
Even though FCA have their hands full with Worthington and connected entities, I have successfully halted strike off of Whetstone Capital with information provided.
Now that there is an amount of time available I suggest anyone interested comes together to ensure these people and all connected are brought to justice.

Dear Customer

Thank you for your objection, dated 15th October 2021, to this company being struck off:

WHETSTONE CAPITAL GROUP PLC-10905791

I acknowledge receipt of your objection to the striking off and dissolution of the above company. In view of the recent information and evidence supplied, I can confirm this action has been suspended until 15th April 2022.

To maintain the objection after this date, you’ll need to provide acceptable evidence to show progress in resolving outstanding matters. You will need to re-apply to object to this company being struck off. We must receive this evidence at least 2 weeks before the objection is due to expire.

If we don’t receive further evidence, the striking off action will resume, and this may result in the company being struck off and dissolved.

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Yours sincerely

Kylie Peachey
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[roydyor] 16/10/2021 09:13

Whetstone compulsory strike off has been suspended.



Thanks to Ben Cox.

[paula1919] 15/10/2021 17:20

Poor David Amess only spoke to him two weeks ago, true gentleman unlike some on here. RIP David.

[vaneric1] 11/10/2021 10:46

At home I'd say. :-)

[arthur_lame_stocks] 11/10/2021 10:16

In good company then.

[vaneric1] 11/10/2021 09:00

We have a scammer in our midst.

[sweet karolina2] 10/10/2021 23:39

The clock has run out for WHET. Will companies house strike this IMHO scam off tomorrow or will they wait a few more days?

[yumyum1] 07/10/2021 13:29

Would certainly be a nice Christmas present for us all if the drunken sailor got banged up.

[sweet karolina2] 04/10/2021 07:19

Would certainly be a nice Christmas present for us all.

[arthur_lame_stocks] 03/10/2021 09:59

I sincerely hope that justice is finally served on the whole gang.

[roydyor] 03/10/2021 09:02

The Ben Cox post from LSE.

BenCox

Criminal Action Update Sat 09:10
For anyone who's interested, I have had the following update from Andy Jones at the FCA.

Dear Mr Cox,

Thank you for your email.

I can inform you that the enquiry concerning Worthington Group plc has continued throughout the pandemic despite issues associated with it and with that in mind the Investigation Team hope that any potential charges will be brought before the end of this year.

You will appreciate at this stage of the investigation I am limited in respect of divulging information, but I will hopefully be able to update you further later in the year.

Your sincerely,

Andy Jones

Andy Jones
Associate / Wholesale 2 / Enforcement & Market Oversight Division / Ext.69701 / Desk: Fifth Floor, North.05

[knigel] 02/10/2021 21:12

Thanks - and hopefully this Christmas will be cancelled for the people who lost shareholders their investments here with their misleading promises

[spikeyj] 02/10/2021 20:09

bencox post this morning on lse site reports an
‘update’ from FCA regarding its WRN investigation.

[arthur_lame_stocks] 01/10/2021 01:19

The above looks like a case of failing to log in with one of your other usernames. I wonder if that was meant to be numpty nurse Paula?

Suckered twice eh? There are losers and losers in life, we know which one you are.