Watfordwig
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I wonder when the old customers will start to talk?...
I wonder when the old customers will start to talk?...
http://www.cwmworld.com/
Still live as of 10.30 on Sunday 28th June 2015
http://www.cwmworld.com/
Still live as of 10.30 on Sunday 28th June 2015
grand bonfire of cwm web entities and companies.
I'm just waiting for the "Billionaire" to give people their money back like was promised all along.
The people that were sticking up for CWM on here seem to have disappeared. Can't blame them really, I wouldn't wanna look like a plonker on a public forum either.
last I heard is the "billionaire" was trying to find the odd spare cash of £49 m loitering down the back of his sofa. unfortunately the news is not good as only fluff found thus far. my source promises to keep us posted in the search for spare change.
Did you see that CWM had £49million of clients cash and I believe they only have £1.2million left of it which has been frozen by the banks. At least those who invested can feel good that CWM spent it so wisely, Boat Shows/Bike/Boxing Promotion.
Can't believe so many people got sucked in by the "Billionaire" Bull****ter. I guess they went the first and certainly won't be the last.
I hope the people pushing this 5% crap for CWM get held to account too. Where does the law stand on this?
Step in the "Pentagon backed bank" to save the day.. hahahahaha
lol and not forgetting Chelsea fc, Wigan Warriors and SVR's Clio Cup car racing. there were others too!
oh the money burn!!
so will the so called regulated entities right throughout the chain selling it all get there comeuppances? I have no idea who they all were to be honest, but we should all be hopeful the authorities know, or will eventually find who they are and are brought to book for their activities.
there's evidence that one such fca registered firm, mentioned earlier in the thread, furness financial management, of whom it was alleged of their involvement, and a subsequent post mentioning firms closing. they have indeed filed to be struck off and are on their 1st gazette. furness also have an application ongoing at the fca to cancel their authorisation.
other entities will no doubt follow as the authorities catch up with them. deleting twitter and/or facebook feeds of their involvement unfortunately may buy some time, but ultimately they'll have left a paper trail as wide as a bus.
the pentagon bank story is popcorn ready. you just couldn't make it up. look out for stories across the net of fools taken in.
surely Deck Hand Craig can remember he just celebrated 2 years at CWMFX https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/acti...QW1tscJZpW3sMuKnV?trk=prof-0-sb-rcnt-act-link kind of forgot to take that off Linkedin.
Check offshorealert.com they have all the info you want on there.
I hope you get some of your money back but don't hold your breath.
Have you been offered the 16payments over the next 12 months by the "Pentagon backed bank" yet? :-/
The company claims Mr. Jones undertook several business and private trips at the clients’ expense without the knowledge or consent of his fellow directors. On one of these trips in September 2014, Mr. Jones and his family allegedly attended the wedding of the founder of one of the client companies in Greece.
DMS said other directors at the bank became aware on March 5 of a criminal investigation under way in the U.K. in which Client A and several related entities were implicated.
The writ stated that Mr. Jones was instructed to close the account with the client on May 29, 2014, and that he received a written warning when his private trip to the client’s wedding in Greece was uncovered.
DMS claims a fellow director also instructed Mr. Jones on three occasions between December 2014 and March 2015 to close the client’s account, when it was discovered that the managing director had failed to do so. DMS speculated that Mr. Jones refused to close the account so he would not prejudice his personal relationship with the client, who DMS claims had made him an employment offer to set up and operate a competing private bank in the Cayman Islands.