Telnic pulls a cunning move !

di7 wrote:Telnic has completely forgotten that selling domain services is a customer oriented business.

Ignoring the customers is the biggest mistake by Telnic ever.
But if you ask Telnic, I bet the management there doesn't know what I'm talking about.

4444 wrote:A friendly reminder for Telnic:

In one month you have to submit your financial data for 2013 or find a new, creative accounting trick again to avoid them become publicly available!

Tim Spears wrote:... product development ...

http://telnic.org/forum/showthread.php?p=28283#post28283

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• After a long procrastination the financial data for 2013 will get published: http://www.teltalk.org/t1733-telnic-pulls-a-cunning-move
  
• Telnic's cash will run out: http://companycheck.co.uk/company/03555437/TELNIC-LIMITED/financial-accounts
  
• A new forum without content will replace the old forum: http://www.teltalk.org/t1733p24-telnic-pulls-a-cunning-move#11223
  
• Decommissioning of TelStats: http://www.teltalk.org/t1758-telnic-is-playing-marbles
  

maxi wrote: We will be migrating to a new forum during the week of the 5th January.

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di7 wrote:What could be the reason for this since very few people are left to exchange information and no topics exist to talk about?
Wouldn't it be easier to close the whole forum?

mikeseaton wrote:WHY THE **** IS TELNIC/TELNAMES FIDDLING ABOUT WITH FORUM CHANGES WHEN FUNDAMENTALS LIKE THE FINANCIAL SITUATION AND RELATIONS WITH DEVELOPERS/REGISTRARS/USERS ARE IN SUCH A MESS AND TOTAL REGISTRATIONS HAVE DROPPED OFF A CLIFF ?  

4444 wrote:Wow! Hence from now on Telnic will shorten the accounting reference date for one day every three months shortly before the next deadline and gets another three months extension - and so Telnic has to file the financial data never again. That's smart!

How long Telnic will survive with this strategy?

maxi wrote:So, it would be better if that call would be made by a friend and with good intentions. : )

Killing wrote:Why Telnic tries to hide the fact that they are financially at the end?

4444 wrote:

Killing wrote:Why Telnic tries to hide the fact that they are financially at the end?

Only forum readers know the truth about Telnic's financial situation.

Killing wrote:

maxi wrote:So, it would be better if that call would be made by a friend and with good intentions. : )

I doubt that he likes to talk about it: www.kash.tel

4444 wrote:Reporting fraud to Companies House:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/reporting-fraud-about-a-company-to-companies-house/reporting-fraud-to-companies-house

Complain about a limited company:
https://www.gov.uk/complain-about-a-limited-company

  GOV.UK

Complain to Companies House

Companies House deals with complaints about companies that fail to file documents like annual accounts or returns, or file fraudulent documents.
If you suspect a company of breaking the law on the filing of documents, email the details to fraud@companieshouse.gov.uk.

Guidance Reporting fraud to Companies House wrote:

2. Who you should report fraud to

If you suspect fraudulent activity you should report it to the police.
If your complaint is about the conduct of a company or its officers you should contact The Insolvency Service - learn more about how to complain about a limited company.
The Company Investigations team within The Insolvency Service has the power to investigate limited companies where information received suggests corporate abuse, such as:

• serious misconduct
  
• fraud or scams
  
• sharp practice in the way a company operates
  
  
  

Further support on fraud

You can get advice and support on matters of fraud, from Action Fraud who are the UK’s national fraud reporting centre.

Further support on identity theft

For advice and support on identity theft, you find practical advice and information from:

• CIFAS - the UK’s fraud prevention service
  
• Action Fraud
  

• serious misconduct
  
• fraud or scams
  
• sharp practice in the way a company operates?
  

maxi wrote:And to which one of these cases belongs ours:

• serious misconduct