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    Fraud

    On an "industrial scale" with these bounce back loans.

    And the govt and the country is watching it happen.🙄

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    Quote Originally Posted by Returnofrros View Post
    On an "industrial scale" with these bounce back loans.

    And the govt and the country is watching it happen.🙄
    A contractor who I have worked with for years said his accountant was pleading with him to take one , it’s the best loan you’ll ever get he said , heard may stories that is being abused on an industrial scale ....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mudskipper View Post
    A contracter who I have worked with for years said his accountant was pleading with him to take one , it’s the best loan you’ll ever get he said , heard may stories that is being abused on an industrial scale ....
    The dept who deal with this fraud normally have 300 cases on the go, they now have 50k plus.

    But but but.....we must control the virus.

    So quickly it all turns to ruin

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    Quote Originally Posted by Returnofrros View Post
    On an "industrial scale" with these bounce back loans.

    And the govt and the country is watching it happen.��
    I am not surprised about this this fraud. I would not be surprised if it is a ‘inside job’.
    In January 2012 I had an attempted fraud on my bank account where a cheque I had issued was fraudulently altered from £75 to £2,350. Fortunately by pure luck I managed to get this cheque returned ‘fraudulently altered’.
    The attempted fraud took place in a Nat West Bank clearing centre (which is part of the RBS Group now called Nat West Bank PLC) in the South East of England which I can prove. (In case Deeranged disputes my post).
    I would not be surprised if ‘crooked bank staff’ are currently ‘selling’ their customers personal details to the criminals to obtain these ‘bounce back’ loans.
    Fortunately I am not a RBS customer,

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    Quote Originally Posted by islaydarkblue View Post
    I am not surprised about this this fraud. I would not be surprised if it is a ‘inside job’.
    In January 2012 I had an attempted fraud on my bank account where a cheque I had issued was fraudulently altered from £75 to £2,350. Fortunately by pure luck I managed to get this cheque returned ‘fraudulently altered’.
    The attempted fraud took place in a Nat West Bank clearing centre (which is part of the RBS Group now called Nat West Bank PLC) in the South East of England which I can prove. (In case Deeranged disputes my post).
    I would not be surprised if ‘crooked bank staff’ are currently ‘selling’ their customers personal details to the criminals to obtain these ‘bounce back’ loans.
    Fortunately I am not a RBS customer,
    And now we have high street banks freezing people's accounts as they don't like their political views.

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    saw a clip the other week ,think it was a sports car dealership on the west coast,was just about to finalise a deal with a company called bbl ltd and the customer said there would be funds in his bank by noon.sure enough the dealer checked his bank and there was the money from bbl ,a quick call to the bank and it transpired that the so called customer had applied for a bounce back loan posing as the dealership the govt ok'd it ,a very close call for the dealership

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    Quote Originally Posted by shaded View Post
    saw a clip the other week ,think it was a sports car dealership on the west coast,was just about to finalise a deal with a company called bbl ltd and the customer said there would be funds in his bank by noon.sure enough the dealer checked his bank and there was the money from bbl ,a quick call to the bank and it transpired that the so called customer had applied for a bounce back loan posing as the dealership the govt ok'd it ,a very close call for the dealership
    There was an article in yesterday’s Sunday Times about this attempted fraud. It was only prevented because the fraudster attempted to purchase a car costing £40,000 and garage owners became suspicious.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Returnofrros View Post
    And now we have high street banks freezing people's accounts as they don't like their political views.
    God help us if Scotland becomes an independent country and the left wing government nationalises the banks in Scotland.
    Anti independence supporters will have their bank accounts frozen.
    Yet another reason for Scotland to remain part of the U.K.

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    Quote Originally Posted by islaydarkblue View Post
    God help us if Scotland becomes an independent country and the left wing government nationalises the banks in Scotland.
    Anti independence supporters will have their bank accounts frozen.
    Yet another reason for Scotland to remain part of the U.K.
    Highly unlikely that the banks would be nationalised and no evidence to suggest it would be the case. But let's use it as another reason to shout about how independence would be so bad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deeranged View Post
    Highly unlikely that the banks would be nationalised and no evidence to suggest it would be the case. But let's use it as another reason to shout about how independence would be so bad.
    The SNP controlled Scottish Government’s current track record with the nationalisation of businesses in Scotland along with lending money to other businesses leaves a lot to be desired.
    To date they have purchased;
    Prestwick Airport which has cost the Scottish taxpayers £38 million plus loans of £50 million which are unlikely to be repaid.
    Ferguson’s Shipyard which was nationalised on the instructions of the now disgraced Cabinet Secretary for Finance Derek MacKay despite having been advised not to do so by people who were expert in this field of work. The Scottish Government had previously given the owner of the yard Jim McColl a loan of £45 Million which he used to build a new shed to construct fishing boats.
    The nationalisation was as a result of the fiasco regarding the escalating costs of the two new Calmac ferries which are now three years late and will cost over three times the original price of the contract if the ferries are ever completed.
    I received a tip off in September 2017 from a fellow patient when I was in the Royal Alexandria Hospital in Paisley for a minor operation which. nearly cost me my life why the Calmac ferry contract was running a year late at that time.
    BiFab. The Scottish Government gave BiFab a loan of £15 million in November 2017. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotla...-fife-42083484
    BiFab currently have no work and it is likely that this loan will have to be written off.
    On 25th January 2019 (Burns Night) it was quietly announced that the ‘Not for profit’ Our Power energy company had gone bust. When it was set up in 2016 Nicola Sturgeon praised the company that it was not like the ‘rip off’ big energy companies.
    There was no comment from Nicola Sturgeon that her favourite energy company had gone bust nor was there any mention that the Scottish Government had given Our Power £9.5 million in commercial loans which would have to be written off. Yet another loss for the Scottish taxpayers.
    Eventually the people throughout Scotland will realise that the SNP controlled Scottish Government are not carrying out due diligence before lending money to these ‘lame duck’ businesses.
    Last edited by islaydarkblue; 12-10-2020 at 02:54 PM.

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