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Post by billy169 on Feb 17, 2020 18:25:55 GMT
I'd say unfair for one, unfair for all,,I dare say a great number of people didn't have a clue what they've got involved with,and didn't even read the t&C's, they just got the reasurance of knowing the FCA said all was fine by giving them full approval.,lendy did state that the FCA gave them a VG top to toe check.
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Post by Godanubis on Feb 17, 2020 18:26:56 GMT
We have committed money to the LAG fund raise but what are lender's views with regards to those who did NOT challenge the new T&C's issued by Lendy in March 2018? Is the challenge going to be along the lines that those who did not agree to them and / or challenged them should not be subject to those Terms OR is the challenge on the basis that the T&C's were actually unfair and therefore should not be allowed? Apologies if this has been covered elsewhere (either on this forum or on the LAG forum - which we are also signed up to) but it would be helpful if we could have dome clarity on this please? No matter what your position once things are legally clarified the outcome is likely to be applied to everyone regardless of whither they demonstrated a particular view at the time or not unless specific choice was a legal requirement.
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Post by supernumerary on Feb 17, 2020 19:01:30 GMT
Just after 7pm on Monday.
11 days to go, £67,000 pledged of the £75,000 stretched target, from 1,312 pledges.
Now at 89.33% of the way, to the TARGET.
A further £8,000 needed to reach the GOAL.
This equates to requiring approximately, an average donation rate of £727.27 per day, over the next 11 days, to get to the £75,000 OBJECTIVE.
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Post by ilmoro on Feb 17, 2020 20:27:52 GMT
We have committed money to the LAG fund raise but what are lender's views with regards to those who did NOT challenge the new T&C's issued by Lendy in March 2018? Is the challenge going to be along the lines that those who did not agree to them and / or challenged them should not be subject to those Terms OR is the challenge on the basis that the T&C's were actually unfair and therefore should not be allowed? Apologies if this has been covered elsewhere (either on this forum or on the LAG forum - which we are also signed up to) but it would be helpful if we could have dome clarity on this please? The t&cs are to a considerable extent irrelevant. RSM are not applying them when it comes to distribution of funds. The more pertinent issue is the loan contracts and specifically that lenders weren't able to see them
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Post by supernumerary on Feb 18, 2020 19:00:55 GMT
Just after 7pm on Tuesday.
10 days to go, £67,630 pledged of the £75,000 stretched target, from 1,327 pledges.
Now at 90.17% of the way, to the TARGET.
A further £7,370 needed to reach the GOAL.
This equates to requiring approximately, an average donation rate of £737 per day, over the next 10 days, to get to the £75,000 OBJECTIVE.
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Post by martin44 on Feb 18, 2020 22:53:44 GMT
i doubled mine up to £2 per thow.. myself and my wife are in for £40k... i'm not expecting anything more than 10% in the £ from these thieving b******* . (pardon my broken french)
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Post by supernumerary on Feb 19, 2020 8:04:07 GMT
I have PURPOSELY posted the two following You Tube videos for people to watch, to then GET WOUND UP, to TEMPT even more pledges towards the LENDY ACTION GROUP LEGAL FUND… Lendy - The Property Platform: Lendy Cowes Week TV interview (Friday 4th August 2017)
Lendy Wealth Published on Aug 7, 2017 Cowes TV interview with Channel 5's Simon Vigar and Liam Brooke, co-founder and director of Lendy Ltd on Day 7 of Lendy Cowes Week www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cFQLD2D_cA[/p]
Financial Thing Podcast Ep009 Part 1- Lendy Interview - Liam Brooke & Paul Riddell
Financial Thing
Published on Aug 13, 2017
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBf17ZnuXXI
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Post by Mousey on Feb 19, 2020 9:49:53 GMT
Someone called Paul at Chesworth Capital donated £1500 to the fund. Does anyone know the relationship of them to Lendy investors? Has circa £3.8 million in Lendy IIRC
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Post by TitoPuente on Feb 19, 2020 15:58:56 GMT
Someone called Paul at Chesworth Capital donated £1500 to the fund. Does anyone know the relationship of them to Lendy investors? Has circa £3.8 million in Lendy IIRC Do you remember the source of such information? A search in this forum and elsewhere does not produce any results.
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Post by gb007 on Feb 19, 2020 16:14:44 GMT
Someone called Paul at Chesworth Capital donated £1500 to the fund. Does anyone know the relationship of them to Lendy investors? Has circa £3.8 million in Lendy IIRC Chesworth's accounts filed at Companies House last month appear to suggest approx 25% of that balance has now been written off. 
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Post by Mousey on Feb 19, 2020 16:22:14 GMT
Has circa £3.8 million in Lendy IIRC Do you remember the source of such information? A search in this forum and elsewhere does not produce any results. On FB I believe
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Post by jane on Feb 19, 2020 18:55:06 GMT
Has circa £3.8 million in Lendy IIRC Chesworth's accounts filed at Companies House last month appear to suggest approx 25% of that balance has now been written off. Only 25%, someones being optimistic. Maybe that's why they only donated 0.04% instead of the 1% some of the poorer investors have donated.
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Post by supernumerary on Feb 19, 2020 19:01:17 GMT
Just after 7pm on Wednesday.
9 days to go, £68,065 pledged of the £75,000 stretched target, from 1,340 pledges.
Now at 90.75% of the way, to the TARGET.
A further £6,935 needed to reach the GOAL.
This equates to requiring approximately, an average donation rate of £770.56 per day, over the next 9 days, to get to the £75,000 OBJECTIVE.
Personal message left for me, on the Crowd Justice website!
“Fleur pledged £15
Match Fleur's pledge of £15
Ok Supernumery... you persuaded me. this is third pledge.... Only another 7 k to go...”
WELL DONE!
NOW only £6,935 to go…
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Post by gramsky on Feb 20, 2020 9:13:38 GMT
What happens when we get to £75k, where did this figure come from. Was it a figure given by the Lawyers?
Should we continue funding to a £100k target?
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Post by supernumerary on Feb 20, 2020 11:01:39 GMT
Just trebled ,but it hurts. ...BUT it will hurt a certain Liar(sic) 'morally' Broke(sic) & Co MUCH, MUCH more if we COLLECTIVELY win this. THIRD three figure pledge made by me this morning, with the same amount I gave with my first pledge and my second pledge... As Travolta quite rightly says, 'it hurts'...  ...BUT it will hurt a certain Liar(sic) 'morally' Broke(sic) & Co MUCH, MUCH more if we COLLECTIVELY win this. 
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