We received this very sad letter from a man who invested his redundancy pay and a portion of his pension savings—£75,000 in total. We print his email just as it came ...
"Dear Sally,
Unfortunately I haven't any brochures, as it was all on the internet and then I was given the hard sell on the phone, like most of us, with phoned recommendations from Mark Black and Robert Wakefield. I also saw an article on them in the F/Times. I unfortunately was persuaded to part with my redundancy pay plus 25% of my pension, thinking I would get a regular income as promised, with the capital secured by their debt-free assets. I am now 60 and my new wife is pregnant, due in April.
But we all have our own stories to tell. The thing is we must make them pay somehow, because they're taking the mickey out of us and the law with all their flannel."
Unfortunately I haven't any brochures, as it was all on the internet and then I was given the hard sell on the phone, like most of us, with phoned recommendations from Mark Black and Robert Wakefield. I also saw an article on them in the F/Times. I unfortunately was persuaded to part with my redundancy pay plus 25% of my pension, thinking I would get a regular income as promised, with the capital secured by their debt-free assets. I am now 60 and my new wife is pregnant, due in April.
But we all have our own stories to tell. The thing is we must make them pay somehow, because they're taking the mickey out of us and the law with all their flannel."
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