No Trust
JUSTICE IS COMING...
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Not only was Equititrust a dog of an investment, its time to round up the dogs who ran it and put them in the corporate pound...
Niall Coburn is right and clearly exemplifies the dilema facing "innocent" retiree investor's... Look at the liquidator of Equititrust Hall Chadwick. Despite highlighting in their report as then administators that money was paid to entities related to McIvor without invoice prior to the collapse, what have they done to recover the money and or instigate legal action against McIvor.
McIvor is living the high life in a rented mansion on Isle of Capri with a driveway full of luxury cars whilst elderly investors starve and cannot even get a pension as a result of their poisonous investment in Equititrust...
When will McIvor get put into the Public Stocks he advocated for other failed fund managers ???
Mark, Mark, Mark............come back to your roots mate.......Frogs Hollow, Emu Vale via Killarney, nestled in the bosum of the Main Range. We still love you. Come and help us start our whiskey project. Where your elders ran the Killarney Coop, your peers excel in Southern Downs sport and the quiet pulse of the country beckons. You spent time with Michael Christodoulou and Phil Adams, hanging about on Elysian Fields; you lost your way....come home, reclaim, you prodigal son, all is forgiven. Give up that false Gold Coast lifestyle, come home to stay.
this is no laughing matter "no trust"..........the Killarney Abattoir closed over 2 years ago and Mark's talent is needed here. What Tinkler has done for Canungra, McIvor can do for Killarney. If you think Mark got his ferals sipping latte on the Gold Coast, think again. We all have roots.Ha ha ha ha, wait he has to rebuild his wealth in 3 years as he said in the Gold Coast Bulletin Article...
Bankrupt bid on Mark McIvor
Lucy Ardern November 13, 2012
09:48am
A BRISBANE lawyer booted off the board of Equititrust last year is behind a push to have the founder of the Gold Coast funds manager, Mark McIvor, declared a bankrupt.
David Tucker and legal practice partner Richard Cowen lodged a creditor's petition with the Queensland Supreme Court after the parties were unable to agree on payment for legal costs.
Jeff McDermid, who was appointed chairman of Equititrust for a short time after Mr Tucker was removed from the board, yesterday cautioned prospective investors to do their homework before investing in Mi Citizens Union.
"With any new venture, you need to do due diligence carefully," he said.
"I think people need to look very, very closely before getting involved."
this is no laughing matter "no trust"..........the Killarney Abattoir closed over 2 years ago and Mark's talent is needed here. What Tinkler has done for Canungra, McIvor can do for Killarney. If you think Mark got his ferals sipping latte on the Gold Coast, think again. We all have roots.
Wayne McIvor (one time Equititrust director and employee, and brother of Mark McIvor) and his wife Judith Jackson (owner of Toscana) are the duo known as "No Trust". They also have links to other pseudonyms.
Aussie Stocks Forum provides the perfect platform for the duo;
a)They are NOT and never have been investors of Equititrust
b)Wayne McIvor was a director of Equititrust for many years and should not forget that he has ongoing fiduciary obligations and responsibilities.
c)They are determined to discredit Mark McIvor for the grand crime of being unable to continue to finance their unrealistic and indolent lifestyle.
d)Driven by greed and hate they have created over 1300 deceitful and dishonest posts, accounting for nearly half this entire thread.
While they use the internet to cause harm they are purposefully committing criminal offences. Forensic examination of IP addresses and email correspondence will expose them.
Their posts illustrate a very sad and pitiful existence. Needless to say Wayne McIvor should focus more on his continuing duties as an ex-director.
Stay tuned!
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