JW Group / Jamie Wale

dacouch

If you're tempted to use Jamie Wale's JW Group whose website is https://www.jwgroup.co be careful.

Apart breaking the law by not displaying a business address on his website you might want to consider doing business with someone who has this kind of contempt for your personal details.

http://www.bitterwallet.com/meeth-the-man-whos-selling-your-private-data/47119

kermitfrog

dacouch wrote: »

...breaking the law by not displaying a business address on his website...

Which law is that?

dacouch

kermitfrog wrote: »

Which law is that?

http://www.bis.gov.uk/files/file14635.pdf

muckybutt

kermitfrog wrote: »

Which law is that?

Companies Act. Chapter 6 (82) : http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/46/pdfs/ukpga_20060046_en.pdf


TRADING DISCLOSURES

[FONT=BookAntiquaParliamentary,Bold][FONT=BookAntiquaParliamentary,Bold]82 Requirement to disclose company name etc[/FONT][/FONT]

(1) The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision requiring

companies—

(a) to display specified information in specified locations,
(b) to state specified information in specified descriptions of document or
communication, and
(c) to provide specified information on request to those they deal with in
the course of their business.
(2) The regulations—
(a) must in every case require disclosure of the name of the company, and
(b) may make provision as to the manner in which any specified
information is to be displayed, stated or provided.
(3) The regulations may provide that, for the purposes of any requirement to
disclose a company’s name, any variation between a word or words required
to be part of the name and a permitted abbreviation of that word or those

words (or vice versa) shall be disregarded.

Companies house take a dim view on companies not displaying their registed company details

Further to that :

Displaying a limited company or LLP name


You must display a sign with your company or LLP name:

• in characters that can be easily read
• in a place where visitors can easily and clearly see it at any time and not just during business hours
• continuously

You must also include your company's or LLP's registered name on all hard copy and electronic business correspondence and documents including:

• letters, notices and other official publications
• emails
• bills of exchange, promissory notes, endorsements and order forms
• cheques signed by or on behalf of the company
• orders for money, goods or services signed by or on behalf of the company
• bills of parcels, invoices and other demands for payment, receipts and letters of credit
• your website - you do not need to include the company name on every page but it must be displayed so it can be easily read

Information you must display


On all business letters, order forms and websites, you must display:

• the place of registration
• the registered number
• the address of registered office
• the fact that it is a limited company or LLP
• the amount of paid up share capital, if you have chosen to display your share capital
• information if the company or LLP is being wound up

You do not have to state directors' names on business letters unless you want to do so. However, if you do decide to include directors' names, then you must state all the directors' names.
If you are an LLP with more than 20 members

vikingaero

What a lovely character. Hopefully Karma catches up with him.

kermitfrog

dacouch wrote: »

http://www.bis.gov.uk/files/file14635.pdf

Thanks for that.