DJ Models: company wound-up and liquidation closed

[Tricky-CRS]

40 minutes ago, -missy- said:

 

There is THIS too

 

M.

 

Poor Dave always someone or something else’s fault or to blame, never anything hes done. Plus his partner (well going back a couple of years) I believe did have a well paid job. I heard a rumour he was truck driving last year so this does not add up, poor Dave.

[chris p bacon]

And yet with no money to buy his medicine or pay his bills he found £800 to fund his liquidation. 

 

I wonder who's APT/92/King deposit paid for that ....

 

I've just got to change my shirt...it's soaking wet where my hearts been bleeding for him..

Edited June 7, 2020 by chris p bacon

[Guest Half-full]

4 hours ago, AY Mod said:

I'll just leave this here.

The man is a full on male appendage

 

Tempted to join that forum to annoy him

[meatloaf]

He wouldnt be able to claim jobseekers anyway - he would have to claim universal credit. His wifes income would be taken into account so if shes got a well paid job it would zero any entitlement to UC

[meatloaf]

2 minutes ago, Half-full said:

The man is a full on male appendage

 

Tempted to join that forum to annoy him

I thought of that just to ask if he could elaborate on the HMRC cock up 

[Colin_McLeod]

2 hours ago, -missy- said:

 

There is THIS too

 

M.

 

Wonder if he has ever considered Gofundme to resolve his problems. Give Captain Tom some competition (NOT) lol

[Guest Half-full]

Just now, Colin_McLeod said:

 

Wonder if he has ever considered Gofundme to resolve his problems. Give Captain Tom some competition (NOT) lol

They could name the APT Powercar 'Call Me Dave"

[Colin_McLeod]

5 minutes ago, meatloaf said:

I thought of that just to ask if he could elaborate on the HMRC cock up 

 

Done.

[Willie Whizz]

On the bright side, it sounds like there speaks a man who has learned his lesson ...

 

(Well, one lesson at least ....!).

[Markwj]

5 minutes ago, Colin_McLeod said:

 

Done.

I saw that you have asked but suspect you won't get an answer but every credit for asking.

 

I was wondering about his tablets he can get an NHS prepayment certificate for I think £30 for 3 months which would cover all his prescription costs for that time. Maybe his partner could pay for it for him I wonder how this has taken its toll on her another innocent victim maybe?

[57xx]

5 hours ago, AY Mod said:

I'll just leave this here.

 

I think there enough salt in that linked post to keep Britain's road clear for the next decade.

[Mel_H]

3 hours ago, -missy- said:

 

There is THIS too

 

M.

Sounds like he also failed to make his self-employment NIC payments too (yes, I know the system has since changed)

[Oldddudders]

RMwebbers may be interested to Google "narcissistic personality disorder".

[Guest Half-full]

1 minute ago, Oldddudders said:

RMwebbers may be interested to Google "narcissistic personality disorder".

I hope he doesn't google that, something else to blame!!!!

[arran]

You dont have to remember the trouth , but you do for every lie you tell .

[Markwj]

Bet you he is reading this thread though!

[BR Blue]

5 hours ago, AY Mod said:

I'll just leave this here.

At least he is not bitter

[Colin_McLeod]

1 hour ago, Markwj said:

 

 

I was wondering about his tablets he can get an NHS prepayment certificate for I think £30 for 3 months which would cover all his prescription costs for that time. 

 

"prepayment" and therein lies the problem.

[tomparryharry]

Sadly, I'm not sure any of this is going to move things forward. The guy messed up, seems to be the common view. From a personal view, medicines, and things like that, are outside of the guidelines of forums such as this.  Even if Mr. Jones has spoken on the subject, your personal judgement is, or should be, quite enough. 

 

I'm not here to defend the man; far from it, but a portion of self discipline just now, and possibly on this subject, should be observed. 

 

Ian. 

[jukebox]

7 hours ago, Tricky-CRS said:

this does not add up,

 

Seems to be an ongoing theme with DJM, doesn't it....?

[Ken.W]

9 hours ago, spamcan61 said:

Ah right that's why my irony meter bent its needle on the end stop.

 

And my irony meter burnt out...

 

It must have been some relation of his  J94

[The Stationmaster]

13 hours ago, tomparryharry said:

Sadly, I'm not sure any of this is going to move things forward. The guy messed up, seems to be the common view. From a personal view, medicines, and things like that, are outside of the guidelines of forums such as this.  Even if Mr. Jones has spoken on the subject, your personal judgement is, or should be, quite enough. 

 

I'm not here to defend the man; far from it, but a portion of self discipline just now, and possibly on this subject, should be observed. 

 

Ian. 

Fair enough but in fact there is nothing to stop anybody who does not have an income getting free prescriptions because they would go on universal Credit and thus be entitled to free prescriptions, and it does not make any difference what is going on between them and HMRC in such circumstances, what counts is the lack of income.   But that does not apply if their partner has an income above a certain level - in which case they still have to pay.

[truffy]

18 hours ago, Markwj said:

I was wondering about his tablets he can get an NHS prepayment certificate for I think £30 for 3 months which would cover all his prescription costs for that time. Maybe his partner could pay for it for him I wonder how this has taken its toll on her another innocent victim maybe?

 

26 minutes ago, The Stationmaster said:

Fair enough but in fact there is nothing to stop anybody who does not have an income getting free prescriptions because they would go on universal Credit and thus be entitled to free prescriptions, and it does not make any difference what is going on between them and HMRC in such circumstances, what counts is the lack of income.   But that does not apply if their partner has an income above a certain level - in which case they still have to pay.

 

IIRC, his partner's occupation is, or at least was, given as an NHS manager. So, between them, they should have a pretty good handle on how he can get necessary medication. Whether that covers medication for headaches and nightmares is another matter.

[woodenhead]

I cannot help but think there is some sort of collective psychological trauma process going on with this thread.

 

But keep on talking about the same things as 12 months ago isn't going to change it, it happened, we know what happened and we know the impact, the only difference now is that we have a final figure of actual losses.

 

To now look at what Dave is posting on another forum is just twisting the knife further into the forum collective conscience that we were had by him - or perhaps he was just incompetent - we'll probably never know.  I very much doubt he will ever tell anyone the truth, not even to himself.

[AY Mod]

52 minutes ago, woodenhead said:

it happened, we know what happened and we know the impact,

 

You're absolutely right; nothing can be changed but it's illuminating to see the deluded mindset of blaming everyone else for it persisting; from him just as much as anyone else. Although the accounts may be finalised, whilst he points the finger elsewhere it's only balanced that it gets pointed back in case he ever has the temerity to resurface and cause any further losses in some form.