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Be interesting to see what happens tomorrow (if anything). Sadly, there seem to be a lot of ladies out there who think that a decision in their favour will mean the automatic issue of a cheque for £KKKs.0
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I sincerely hope that someone has stockpiled enuf champagne for all the celebrations come Thursday evening? ......or perhaps not:rotfl:0
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WASPI's last accounts on Companies House show they had 80 grand in the bank in February 2018. What they have a year and a half later is anyone's guess but it would be a surprise if they didn't have enough put by for some more first-class train tickets and champers.
(This is going by company number 10380633. There are quite a few others after all the WASPI People's Front / People's Front of WASPI nonsense, and I'm not going to look into all of them.)0 -
Malthusian wrote: »WASPI's last accounts on Companies House show they had 80 grand in the bank in February 2018. What they have a year and a half later is anyone's guess but it would be a surprise if they didn't have enough put by for some more first-class train tickets and champers.
(This is going by company number 10380633. There are quite a few others after all the WASPI People's Front / People's Front of WASPI nonsense, and I'm not going to look into all of them.)
I wonder how much of this money came from women who really couldn't afford to pay, but fell for WASPE's promises of a huge cheque.0 -
Court action was unsuccessful0
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Good. Now they will appeal, hopefully they will get lumbered with the legal costsNo.79 save £12k in 2020. Total end May £11610
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Heigh ho 3 more years to wait0
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merrydance wrote: »Heigh ho 3 more years to wait
Don't hold out too much hope. The tide is against the claimNo.79 save £12k in 2020. Total end May £11610
Annual target £240000
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