Rich Energy drop Haas. No...Really. Seriously...
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thegreenhell said:
Europa1 said:
thegreenhell said:
Not according to Companies House?
Edit - it does appear to be a different address to that quoted on the BDG website, so who knows?
Edited by thegreenhell on Tuesday 16th July 21:16
p1stonhead said:
Yep, see previous 2 pages.Europa1 said:
p1stonhead said:
Yep, see previous 2 pages.
The person that posted the Opel badge as the new Lightning Volt logoLooking at Companies House you notice the new director has replaced Luke Allen Pfister in a number of companies. Do a search for Pfister and you get someone who always claims to be american but seems to have several different addresses and dates of birth. The companies he is left owner aren't exactly the best with over due accounts as an example.
Newcombe House also seems to crop up a number of times!
EDIT - Steven Seagal had a energy drink called Lighting Bolt. Made from natural ingredients and very few cans were ever seen.
https://www.agonybooth.com/steven-seagal-s-lightni...
This is turning into an episode of Stranger Things
Newcombe House also seems to crop up a number of times!
EDIT - Steven Seagal had a energy drink called Lighting Bolt. Made from natural ingredients and very few cans were ever seen.
https://www.agonybooth.com/steven-seagal-s-lightni...
This is turning into an episode of Stranger Things
Edited by Engelberger on Tuesday 16th July 22:19
According to bdg :
: "We will acquire your company and you can resign and let us handle everything from that point on.
"Our team of lawyers, accountants and specialist negotiators will deal with everything, from preparing financial reports and negotiating with your creditors, to attending any necessary insolvency meetings.
"We will present your former business and your role in it, to all your stakeholders in the most favourable light possible.“
: "We will acquire your company and you can resign and let us handle everything from that point on.
"Our team of lawyers, accountants and specialist negotiators will deal with everything, from preparing financial reports and negotiating with your creditors, to attending any necessary insolvency meetings.
"We will present your former business and your role in it, to all your stakeholders in the most favourable light possible.“
Steamer said:
Europa1 said:
p1stonhead said:
Yep, see previous 2 pages. The person that posted the Opel badge as the new Lightning Volt logo
I think someone has nabbed the Twitter account name before they got around to it.
This site keeps a nice blow by blow account of RE troubles
https://thejudge13.com/2019/07/16/rich-energy-haas...
X-Wines are also part of Mr Storey's troubles and might have caused his downfall...
https://thejudge13.com/2019/07/16/rich-energy-haas...
X-Wines are also part of Mr Storey's troubles and might have caused his downfall...
If you google Matthew Bruce Kell, he crops up time and time again as a director, taking over from another, then changing the name, then winding the business up.
Looks to me if Storey has tried to stitched up the minority shareholders and flogged his shares whilst trying to Bail out.
This is by no means over....more s
te to come and poor for Haas.
As it still has the same company number, it still has all the same debts, liabilities and contracts in place. So I guess they are still on the line for the £35k and £35m
Looks to me if Storey has tried to stitched up the minority shareholders and flogged his shares whilst trying to Bail out.
This is by no means over....more s
te to come and poor for Haas.As it still has the same company number, it still has all the same debts, liabilities and contracts in place. So I guess they are still on the line for the £35k and £35m
ChocolateFrog said:
I'd be lying if I said I understood all of what is going on but it's still fascinating reading what people are digging up and piecing together.
Can Storey get out of any and all commitments ref Whyte Bikes or is it still pretty cast iron that he's on the hook legally?
He has assembled this entire scheme to be as confusing as possible and no doubt has engineered in mechanisms at each stage to limit his liability in whatever scenario plays out. I'm not sure he's managed to escape liability, but the situation is certainly far too convoluted for us as outsiders to fully get our heads around. I doubt even the courts are fully certain of all aspects - it's near on impossible to convey to a small panel of people the detail and effect of a scheme that the person orchestrating has had probably years to consider and assemble.Can Storey get out of any and all commitments ref Whyte Bikes or is it still pretty cast iron that he's on the hook legally?
Nonetheless, he can't have wanted the copyright infringement order or the destabilisation of the whatever pyramid of companies he had carefully set up. On some level, this one went wrong and I'm sure that will cost him one way or another. Probably it will cost him most the next time he rocks up with a 'new idea' and is seeking investors.
At least Haas are ok. Their own screw ups are raising far bigger headlines in the F1 world than the hi-jinks of their sponsor will do!
Major T said:
TheDeuce said:
Probably it will cost him most the next time he rocks up with a 'new idea' and is seeking investors.
Nah, that’s what the beard’s for. Clean shaven, new name, good to go again. Years in the making 
But when your goal is to convince people to invest millions, those people tend to have lawyers that will dig up the past and present it all to their clients in a very easy to understand way - even if he's cunningly shaved off his beard by that point.
What's weird is that normally people such as him keep a very low profile, just in case it does go tits up. But he's put himself in centre stage. I think a good psychiatrist would struggle to work out if beardie is a genius or a crazy. I suspect one frequently overtakes the other depending on how his schemes are playing out.
Andy S15 said:
So, will we see an all new livery in Germany? Since the sponsor as it was doesn't exist any more...
I don't think at this stage you can rule anything in or out. The many twists and turns of this saga are so bemusing it really needs a full day set aside to go back through this thread (and others on the web) to try and make a timeline out of it. I certainly don't think any of this was planned to raise the profile of an obscure and impossible to get energy drink. I do think Storey has just been in it for the ride and hadn't thought any further than an hour ahead.My personal feeling also is he may not be out of the woods just yet, even if the investors have promised to pick up all the fines and court fees incurred with the Whyte court case. Staxoweb and Storey (one and the same?) are still named as defendants, so are they not equally liable?
I wonder what today will bring and if the new named company and it's director (insolvency practitioner) will wrestle the Twitter account off Story, as he still has to go down in his very public blaze of glory?
Andy S15 said:
So, will we see an all new livery in Germany? Since the sponsor as it was doesn't exist any more...
A week until they turn up in Germany. They would have to redesign the cars, trucks, clothes, pit gear etc with a logo/brand that we haven't seen yet. The Rich Energy website and Twitter isn't rebranded yet. F1 teams have a great ability to get st done, but I think that's pushing it. I think they'll run as Rich Energy, or run unbranded with just Haas on black cars etc.Gassing Station | Formula 1 | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff