Lee Shepherd
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The problem we have here is we dont actually know of what the issue at hand is.
If its of the worst kind where the directors get prosecuted (or not) or the company becomes insolvent/shut down/no money then you wont get a penny back, you could try taking them to court but as the saying goes, 'you cant get blood out of a stone', this would be costly to yourself and on the amount you have invested would not be worth the hassle, also there's little chance of winning if they have nothing to give.
Your investment (and I use the term lightly) would equate to around £2,000GBP.
The only thing one can do is hold onto the shares and await the company outcome.
It's still possible at this stage you may get something back, although this could take some time.
If the outcome is that you've paid £2k for this lesson, be thankful it wasn't more than you could afford to lose and that it wasn't a great deal more.
Also, try ringing them as oppose to just emailing, it easier to ignore emails and they may not be recieving them.
If its of the worst kind where the directors get prosecuted (or not) or the company becomes insolvent/shut down/no money then you wont get a penny back, you could try taking them to court but as the saying goes, 'you cant get blood out of a stone', this would be costly to yourself and on the amount you have invested would not be worth the hassle, also there's little chance of winning if they have nothing to give.
Your investment (and I use the term lightly) would equate to around £2,000GBP.
The only thing one can do is hold onto the shares and await the company outcome.
It's still possible at this stage you may get something back, although this could take some time.
If the outcome is that you've paid £2k for this lesson, be thankful it wasn't more than you could afford to lose and that it wasn't a great deal more.
Also, try ringing them as oppose to just emailing, it easier to ignore emails and they may not be recieving them.