Does not look promising for them.Hi Matt
I'm very sorry to see that you recently entered into voluntary liquidation, hopefully it's nothing to serious?
Will you be back with MLR in the following year?
Grant
I tend to agree however:Personally i don't think it's appropriate to be hanging dirty washing out on here without anyone knowing the circumstances.
agree also, but having seen what has happened in the past with companies closing down, i think its only right that anyone with a vehicle in the comapnies care is aware whats going on. Not saying this will go the same way, but as mentioned its all public info, and right that clients are awarePersonally i don't think it's appropriate to be hanging dirty washing out on here without anyone knowing the circumstances.
I tend to agree however:
A) Nothing posted on this thread isn't readily available information with a 10 second search on google.
B) People who are still using or want to use TRL can now make a more informed decision.
Not sure if they are still trading but they were a couple of weeks back.
Most the debt seems to be director loans and wages/loan to Matt. Shame it doesn't look like it can be resolved as in the grand scheme of things £60,000 isn't much when engine builds can equal and escalate above £5000 each.
Hope everyone involved is ok, and that any added stress doesn't effect their Xmas.
That's fair enough people need protection, but for people to 'scroll' through companies house records (Moh) regardless of whether it's public knowledge and THEN post it on a public forum is a bit harsh and slightly vindictive. It's f***ing hard work running your own business without having your nose rubbed in it. Hopefully it's mainly the tax and vat man and the bank that's owed and not as has been mentioned the average working Joe's.agree also, but having seen what has happened in the past with companies closing down, i think its only right that anyone with a vehicle in the comapnies care is aware whats going on. Not saying this will go the same way, but as mentioned its all public info, and right that clients are aware
Stu
Very naughty. :smthumbdoMost the debt seems to be director loans and wages/loan to Matt.
That information was on the link already posted Chris :handsup:Very naughty. :smthumbdo
seriously, whats naughty? seems people have little to no understanding! as a small business owner i have ploughed £1000's into it do you not think i'm entitled to claim it if it were to go tits up!Very naughty. :smthumbdo
I think you have to look at why though. Take away the two large loans/wages owed, leaves around £19,000 which I'm sure could of been worked through over time and cooperation from people.seriously, whats naughty? seems people have little to no understanding! as a small business owner i have ploughed £1000's into it do you not think i'm entitled to claim it if it were to go tits up!![]()
Claim it at others expense?seriously, whats naughty? seems people have little to no understanding! as a small business owner i have ploughed £1000's into it do you not think i'm entitled to claim it if it were to go tits up!![]()
I'm self employed too so I know how it works.seriously, whats naughty? seems people have little to no understanding! as a small business owner i have ploughed £1000's into it do you not think i'm entitled to claim it if it were to go tits up!![]()