UNBEATABLE IN LIQUIDATION
 

BeeJay wrote:
I sent an email Tto Unbeatable (also known as capital Sound and
Vision) enquiring about the availability of an item and
received this reply.


CAPITAL SOUND & VISION LTD IN ADMINISTRATION

Mr A D Nygate and Mr S Bannon of BDO Stoy Hayward LLP, 8 Baker Street,
London, W1U 3LL were appointed joint administrators of the above named
company on 19th August 2005.

If you have any enquiries reference orders that you have already
placed for goods, please contact Mr. Freddie Brudenell at the above
address.


Website's offline as well:

http://www.unbeatable.co.uk/

It says

"24th August 2005
This site is temporarily unavailable while we carry out major updates."

but in light of your email it looks like it's goodbye unbeatable.co.uk.
A shame really, because on some products they tended to be the cheapest.


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BeeJay wrote in message ...


CAPITAL SOUND & VISION LTD IN ADMINISTRATION


Anyone local seen if Capital's shops in Crawley (Capital Sound & Vision and
their Sony Centre franchise) are open? Might be that once the administrators
have verified stock assets they might look to dispose of some of it quickly
via the shops...

- Basil

On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 18:24:10 +0100, "Basil"
wrote:


BeeJay wrote in message ...


CAPITAL SOUND & VISION LTD IN ADMINISTRATION


Anyone local seen if Capital's shops in Crawley (Capital Sound & Vision and
their Sony Centre franchise) are open? Might be that once the administrators
have verified stock assets they might look to dispose of some of it quickly
via the shops...


according to posts in alt.consumers.uk-discounts.and.bargains they are
all shuttered up with no stock visible...

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Basil wrote:
BeeJay wrote in message
...

CAPITAL SOUND & VISION LTD IN ADMINISTRATION


Anyone local seen if Capital's shops in Crawley (Capital Sound &
Vision and their Sony Centre franchise) are open? Might be that once
the administrators have verified stock assets they might look to
dispose of some of it quickly via the shops...

- Basil

Funnily enough, I was in Crawley last Thursday and popped in to CS&V. It
had a lot less stock than usual - and even before that had seemed to be
rather run down. But I was able to get 5 DVD-RAM disks for £9.98 (£12.99 in
Argos). Can't say that I'm in the least surprised to hear that it is in
administration.

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BeeJay wrote in message ...
I sent an email Tto Unbeatable (also known as capital Sound and
Vision) enquiring about the availability of an item and
received this reply.


CAPITAL SOUND & VISION LTD IN ADMINISTRATION

Mr A D Nygate and Mr S Bannon of BDO Stoy Hayward LLP, 8 Baker Street,
London, W1U 3LL were appointed joint administrators of the above named
company on 19th August 2005.

If you have any enquiries reference orders that you have already
placed for goods, please contact Mr. Freddie Brudenell at the above
address.

Went past the shop on Sunday. It was all shuttered up and the shop look
empty. This info explains it.

On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 18:05:54 +0100, BeeJay wrote:

I sent an email Tto Unbeatable (also known as capital Sound and
Vision) enquiring about the availability of an item and
received this reply.


CAPITAL SOUND & VISION LTD IN ADMINISTRATION

Strictly speaking Administration and Liquidation are different.

Administrators take over the running of a company. They may be able to
get it back on an even keel and heading for profit. Alternatively they
may have to close it down and liquidate the assets to pay off the
creditors (with assorted tax collectors jockeying for the head of the
queue!).

It is very probably right to be pessimistic in this cae.
--
Peter Duncanson
UK

Clearly Beaten

In article , BeeJay =20
says...
I sent an email Tto Unbeatable (also known as capital Sound and
Vision) enquiring about the availability of an item and
received this reply.
=20
=20
CAPITAL SOUND & VISION LTD IN ADMINISTRATION
=20
Mr A D Nygate and Mr S Bannon of BDO Stoy Hayward LLP, 8 Baker Street,
London, W1U 3LL were appointed joint administrators of the above named
company on 19th August 2005.
=20
If you have any enquiries reference orders that you have already
placed for goods, please contact Mr. Freddie Brudenell at the above
address.
=20
=20

More people will lose out, just like they did with Tiny.
It is time there was protection for the public.
At least most people who have paid with credit cards should be ok, as=20
long as it is over =A3100.

I am starting to wonder if it is worth buying things online and not just=20
go and buy the product from a chain store in the town center. You may=20
pay more, but at least most of the time you will get the product at the=20
time. I lost =A31,000 on an Amiga 4000 because some company went out of=20
business.

In article , AD C
writes
In article , BeeJay
says...
I sent an email Tto Unbeatable (also known as capital Sound and
Vision) enquiring about the availability of an item and
received this reply.


CAPITAL SOUND & VISION LTD IN ADMINISTRATION

Mr A D Nygate and Mr S Bannon of BDO Stoy Hayward LLP, 8 Baker Street,
London, W1U 3LL were appointed joint administrators of the above named
company on 19th August 2005.

If you have any enquiries reference orders that you have already
placed for goods, please contact Mr. Freddie Brudenell at the above
address.



More people will lose out, just like they did with Tiny.
It is time there was protection for the public.
At least most people who have paid with credit cards should be ok, as
long as it is over £100.

I am starting to wonder if it is worth buying things online and not just
go and buy the product from a chain store in the town center. You may
pay more, but at least most of the time you will get the product at the
time. I lost £1,000 on an Amiga 4000 because some company went out of
business.


And Court's the furnishers, in the high streets weren't they?, 'tho I do
believe some got their money back......
--
Tony Sayer

On Thu, 25 Aug 2005 08:38:49 +0100, AD C
wrote:


More people will lose out, just like they did with Tiny.
It is time there was protection for the public.
At least most people who have paid with credit cards should be ok, as=20
long as it is over =A3100.

I am starting to wonder if it is worth buying things online and not just=
=20
go and buy the product from a chain store in the town center. You may=20
pay more, but at least most of the time you will get the product at the=20
time. I lost =A31,000 on an Amiga 4000 because some company went out of=20
business.


Yeah, yeah. Someone should do something about it!

--=20
cerberus