Michelle B
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ive lost 350, a months wage to me! My agent said we can put in a claim. chances are every1 will get a small amount back eventually, but no chance of getting it all back! theiving b*****ds. I was hysterical this morning, but ive calmed down now. |
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zloar
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You can make a claim and be a creditor of that company and perhaps you can get a portion of your money back. Essentially if they're liquidating they're turning all their assets to cash and that cash is then given to the creditors, but if there's not enough cash to pay all the creditors some may be screwed. Most likely you're out of luck, but you can take a shot. Good luck. |
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keith0866
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you will have to get in touch with the official receivers and register your claim with them.could take very long time sorry about that |
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jai
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u need to contact the liquidators of that firm and make a claim.make sure u back it with any evidence that u have and cross your fingers because they will be a long list of creditors with bigger losses and any surplus monies thre may be after these are payed will be distributed according to very stringent regulations.Good luck its always the little people who lose out in these cicumstances |
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SuperWales
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I think you've had it for this Xmas.
You can put a claim in to the appointed liquidators but don't hold your breath, the big boys get their cut first and then the customers if there's anything left of course. |
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fidgetyfingers
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Unfortunately, you haven't a hope of getting anything back....same happened to me last year when a large electrical company went into liquidation. ( I had a voucher for £100). You can say goodbye to your savings vouchers I'm afraid - there isn't a thing you can do. |
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petrovg
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If you paid by credit card, try having a go at them. Most credit cards' conditions cover this kind of situation.... |
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manx4080
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unfortunately nothing at all.....:(....
Any money they may have after liquidation, you can be pretty sure it will be taken by the bank, who they probably also owe monry, and bank always tend to have secured loans, so the money goes to them first |
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jayan
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if you have bought it using your credit card ,have the open an investigation as most of the cards have this benefit else when any company gose bankrupt there is a small comote formed to address this concerns call in this no '0800 389 8069 |
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mark c
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yeah put a claim in as a creditor but I doubt you will get anything at all as there are alot of others that are entitled to it be for the creditors. Staff taxman vat man so i dont think you will get anything back sorry |
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thischickrocks2
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im afraid there is nothing you can do when a company goes into liquidation and the recievers are called in. any money in the companies funds ie anything the company owns buildings/fixtured and fittings are evenly distributed to all the creditors once sold. The funds are distributed to the highest owed first so somebody owed 1000 pounds would be paid before somebody owed 100 pounds. But unfortuntly once the recievers have been paid and all other debts, which will far outweigh the assets of the company you will probably get nothing or a very small percentage 5-10percent
sorry! |
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lefang
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contact the company through the liquidaters, or send a letter to the town which is handling the bancruptcy. |
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Gone fishin'
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You should be able to contact their lawyers and get on the list of creditors. Then when they settle you will get your portion. |
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