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Battery business would be booming right nowBy the looks of it, he ditched the battery "business", and back to focussing on the shipping part of it, like where he started off
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Battery business would be booming right nowBy the looks of it, he ditched the battery "business", and back to focussing on the shipping part of it, like where he started off
WATTrading Status Update — Scott's Shipping Services
Hi All,
Please be advised that Scott's Shipping Services is not in liquidation and has recommenced operations.
Affected customers: for any inquiries, please contact [email protected] and we will get back to you!
Regards,
Scott
www.scottshipping.co.za
!!!UNDER LIQUIDATION!!!
Affected customers please email [email protected] for further information.
Probably time for a new thread, previous: https://mybroadband.co.za/forum/threads/scotts-shipping-services.867992/
Trading Status Update — Scott's Shipping Services
Hi All,
Please be advised that Scott's Shipping Services is not in liquidation and has recommenced operations.
Affected customers: for any inquiries, please contact [email protected] and we will get back to you!
Regards,
Scott
www.scottshipping.co.za
Nope.By the looks of it, he ditched the battery "business", and back to focussing on the shipping part of it, like where he started off
He only owes his clients all of those things(which he will do via email), the rest of the peanut gallery here he owes nothing to.No explanation no apologies I'm guessing no refunds just back from fishing and back to business.
He only owes his clients all of those things(which he will do via email), the rest of the peanut gallery here he owes nothing to.
True, but for now let him deal with his clients first with a more personal approach, The man is under immense pressure, let him do one thing at a time, The rest of you will get an explanation and apology at a much later stage.He used this forum and its community as part of his marketing so I'd say its in his best interest to try and repair that but he is of course not obligated to do that.
really?True, but for now let him deal with his clients first with a more personal approach, The man is under immense pressure, let him do one thing at a time, The rest of you will get an explanation and apology at a much later stage.
Yes really! Or how would you rather he proceeds? You want him to burn in a hellfire? would that be a much better outcome to you?really?

That's an interesting angle because publicly claiming liquidation and that being false is a pretty serious misrepresentation to creditors and other affected parties.Pretty sure that there's some serious ramifications of claiming liquidation and then stating otherwise and is possibly unlawful including possible common law fraud, possible misrepresentation in terms of the companies act, possible contravention of the insolvency act not to mention possible CIPC regulatory violations. My 5c. Not legal advice.