Eu sabia que cheirava a algo muito a patranhice... logo nestes casos, é fácil fazer uma pesquisa rápida no google pela empresa mais scam...
abri o primeiro link e as respostas que seleciono são:
It may not be a scam but please don t invest with IPIN under any circumstances...2 of their SES investments have just defaulted and the insurer providing the security bond has gone into receivership. Furthermore, the current value of the properties are not enough to cover the charge so investors will lose most, if not all, of their capital invested.
17% p.a. return? or 40% return if use lump sum?
This is what it shows in the ads i click just now.
If 17% your $ will double in 4 years,
or 40%?? wahh! doubles in 2 years.
Too good to be true.
Why should you advertise them? Won't it be better if you just keep the good pieces of news/information of this investments to yourselves, or your close friends only?
Kelvingrove House in Glasgow has joined the list re into liquidation !!
What a track record IPIN have.
Dear SES Enterprise House Investor,
Further to our last update on 15th July, we would inform you that whilst requesting the local developer Lascelles to confirm its position, IPIN Global Capital (IPIN GC) was notified by solicitors acting for Melior Developments Ltd (Melior, a company associated with NWIC, which was involved in funding the litigation referred to below), of its intention to sell the Property as second mortgagee in possession.
Despite its stout objections on 30th July and 3rd August to the proposed sale, IPIN GC was informed on 5th August that the Property had been sold on Monday 3rd August for £2m by Melior. The solicitor confirmed that Melior had not been paid out in full, with the result that there was no money for the IPIN Investors, whose charge had been overreached. Attached to the email was a copy of the completion statement for the sale together with a valuation report for the property prepared by Matthews & Goodman.
Please follow this link to view a copy of the completion statement
Please follow this link to view a copy of the valuation report
For a number of months, IPIN has been working with local developer, Lascelles, which had intended to purchase the site subject to the FirstPoint charge and develop the property. Lascelles has spent considerable time and money, working with leading industry professionals to design and deliver a development that would have been profitable and provided an acceptable solution to Investors. The team at IPIN is aghast by the loss of Investors’ deposits, and we understand that Lascelles is hugely disappointed to have lost the opportunity to acquire the site.
Please follow this link to view a copy of a report from IPIN GC
We understand that there will be a lot of anger and frustration towards the IPIN team, but we do not consider that it is justified as IPIN has always acted in the best interests of Investors who contracted with Enterprise House Developments Ltd (EHDL). As you are aware, litigation was instigated to prevent the sale of the property at a value which would have caused loss to the IPIN investors, at that time. The subsequent transfer of the Property to Rutland Street Developments Ltd (Rutland St.), a company owned by Melior, was completed subject to the FirstPoint charge. This transaction was always intended to facilitate the development of the Property thereby adding sufficient value to repay the Investors and offset the liability to NWIC. The decision by Melior to sell the property and overreach the FirstPoint charge when another preferable option was available, is devastating.
We would also inform you that legal counsel for IPIN Global Capital has been working closely with Chris Hill of Ernst & Young Ltd who was appointed as a liquidator of NWIC, to ensure the Investors’ interests are represented in the liquidation. She has been appointed as a representative of the creditors, on an informal committee of inspection. Please be assured that IPIN will notify the liquidators of your position and provide a statement of the outstanding amounts owed to Investors.
Please follow this link to view a copy of the Creditors’ Report dated 1 May 2015
Finally, as you may be aware, there are some action groups representing property deposit bond claimants. One of these is the NWIC action group represented by Mr Stuart Lucas of Lucas & Co Solicitors, which is pursuing other avenues outside NWIC's liquidation to recover losses sustained by claimants through their investments in a number of projects. Mr Lucas has asked us to mention this group, and we accordingly do so, purely for the information of Investors. In doing so, we do not endorse or recommend them in any way. IPIN takes a neutral stance on such matters and will not advise parties on the merits or otherwise of joining any such group. Investors should take their own legal advice in this respect.
IPIN has instructed external solicitors to review the position and explore every avenue on your behalf, to try and alleviate the losses which have occurred. We will be in close contact with our external solicitors and will provide an update, once we have received legal advice. In the meantime, we would refer you to the report into the litigation, which was prepared by external solicitors in February 2015.
Please follow this link to view the report
There is no easy way to report unpalatable facts, but we hope you will be able to see that all efforts are being made to seek redress. We shall provide further updates, as new information becomes available.
As you know, the Members Relation Team is available to deal with concerns raised by Investors and will respond to your enquiries as quickly as possible.
Kind regards,
IPIN Member Relations
é só tesouros uns atrás dos outros e nem sequer pesquisei muito...
Enviado: 18/2/2016 1:26
