Is there anyone out there who believes that WC paid $250.00 to Armstrong Registry for the copy of the register to hand to Radar, 107 Pitt Street, Sydney for their use to peddle their information. Do you believe that the register was pared down to the bare bones leaving out email addresses and telephone numbers. Do you believe Radar sat for hours and hours in front of the computer searching the white pages and Google. Well the PIFAG Executive and willing helpers, especially the Forster Group had to search for the information. Level playing field. I don't think so. Fairness, I am sure not. Anyway anyone out there in cyber space who believes WC please contact. I may be persuaded that I have been wrong...............
SIGH, I am still waiting for my call Zixo. I would like to ask Radar if they would mind me recording the call in case it may contain misleading information which may need to be presented to the court at some stage as evidence and I can't wait to hear what 'reaction' I will get!!Sorry Charles but I suspect you may be waiting for quite some time for anyone to persuade you how wonderful Wellington are given their "gutter tactics" in Corporate dealings.
My empathy go out to those people who don't have access to the facts and Information available through this Aussie stock Forums website. Alot of elderly people are simply going to be conned by lies and misinformation by paid spin masters Radar Investor relations.
SIGH, I am still waiting for my call Zixo. I would like to ask Radar if they would mind me recording the call in case it may contain misleading information which may need to be presented to the court at some stage as evidence and I can't wait to hear what 'reaction' I will get!!
I have spoken personally to a lot of really nice elderly people over the last 3 years since the Wellington Capital Farce began to unravel and I am constantly amazed at just how informed most of them are!! Many have better computer skills than me and others are kept informed by family and friends but I can say that overall, they are extremely greatfull to those that are trying to remove Welligton Capital as they feel they were grossly misled by Ms Hutson.
Seamisty
SIGH, I am still waiting for my call Zixo. I would like to ask Radar if they would mind me recording the call in case it may contain misleading information which may need to be presented to the court at some stage as evidence and I can't wait to hear what 'reaction' I will get!!
I have spoken personally to a lot of really nice elderly people over the last 3 years since the Wellington Capital Farce began to unravel and I am constantly amazed at just how informed most of them are!! Many have better computer skills than me and others are kept informed by family and friends but I can say that overall, they are extremely greatfull to those that are trying to remove Welligton Capital as they feel they were grossly misled by Ms Hutson.
Seamisty
Radar are still ringing around. Received my call this morning.
Marcom, I had memorised a couple of sentences denouncing Wellington which the rep wrote down. He didn't appear the least surprised by my diatribe, but sounded relieved to say goodbye. I feel that the "no" column is filling fast.Hope you gave them a good tongue lashing.
OK, so I've only just got here but can someone tell me why I should not be concerned by the one page flyer from the RE Action mob?
OK, so I've only just got here but can someone tell me why I should not be concerned by the one page flyer from the RE Action mob?
I noticed that a recent posting from Seamisty has been removed. Why was this?
Great news! - we're all saved, a new sheriffs in town
ASICs really on its game this time - Pity it never acted once when we sent out repeated warnings about Wellington and MFS
I've wondered how much carbon tax the corporate regulator will pay given all the hot air they expell ?
http://www.smh.com.au/business/watchdogs-warning-for-financial-planners-20110602-1fi6d.html
Watchdog's warning for financial planners
June 2, 2011 - 3:32PM
The new boss of the nation’s corporate watchdog has issued a warning to financial advisers planning to defy the proposed federal reforms for the industry.
Treasurer Wayne Swan appointed former investment banker Greg Medcraft as the chairman of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) last month.
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