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I gather that my first Mark Ford article HERE has had some effect round at the Country Club. Skillwise, the shelf company with no assets bought by Quindell from (I think Mark Ford) for £2.76 million in cash on August 30th 2013 has finally appointed some directors (Rob Terry and Laurence Moose). And it has extended its year end. So I guess some revenues will be put through it and it will not be struck off. But while we are on the subject of Mark Ford, let’s move onto BE Insulation Ltd.
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Comments
zeronegative
Hi,
Just how many companies has Mark Ford sold to Quindell?
zeroneagtive
STEVE BLACK
QPP have behaved quite disgracefully.
Steve
Aerostar
It’s not looking good for QPP. What on earth are the they up to buying shelf companies for vast sums of cash, or buying companies incorporated on the same day, again for huge sums?
What is going on? Starting to feel a bit Polly Peck about all of this.
Dalesiders
If BE insulation is a subsidiary of a public company why have they filed abbreviated accounts?