Treasurer Joe Hockey is not the only one with a close family member ripped off by Banks. There are others. We are planning a big contingent of people to Canberra in November. Every victim will want to be front row to hear Australian Securities and Investment Commission's lame duck excuses for seeing all and doing nothing. BFCSA voices will inspire the timid and embarrassed to also come forward. Anyone wish to arrange a bus from Sydney? Talk to me.
Dates have not been set as yet. We will keep you posted. Meanwhile FOS (Financial Ombudsman's Service) is closing files where loans were arranged in 2006 or earlier. Statute of Limitations can only apply from when people "were aware of the affability issue." FOS would not be able to get away with such nonsense in a court of law, but then this is a game to assist Banks..................... Statute of Limitations for...
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Hi Anton. It was his Mother in Law. If the bubble bursts yes Shareholders have been given fudged figures as to the true exposure -
I would like to say firstly great information for anyone new reading these blogs well written by everybody involved. I have a few -
Victims face loosing everything all because Fos can't or won't look at cases after or before a certain date or because they exceed
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FOS are stooges, even if you send them evidence, the banks just have to tell FOS it was a mistake or misunderstood as they did in
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Well said, Denise and Nanna. That's what's going on. We can see it all as we peel away the layers of the complex fraud. ASIC tal
