bankruptcy listings...

[kronas]

a freind mine of mine is seeking a online search site which will allow you to look for bankruptcy details of businesses, he siad he found one but it was a pay site so hes looking for a free one.

anyone have any links to share :)

[Paul K]

Why is your friend looking for bankrupt companies?

[punky]

You can check online at Companies Houses here: http://www.companieshouse.gov.uk/WebCHeck/findinfopage/

If it went bankrupt, it should say dissolved, or something similiar.

Everyone should use that check to prove how long a company has been into existance, etc. It also stocks previous aliases for companies which is helpful in tracing companies' timelines

Edit: That'll be little help though if your mate wants to buy stuff cheap from the companies' recievers though. Should be help to someone though.

[kronas]

Why is your friend looking for bankrupt companies?

he wants to see his listing and his mates... ie he wants a site that shows the actual order.

[Croker]

it normally does not stop a crooked director for long. Within about three years they are normally up and running again. :(

[scrotnig]

Not all bankrupts are crooks. Some simply ran into hard times and couldn't pay their way out of it. As a former bankrupt myself, it really annoys me to see the word bankruptcy automatically associated with criminal or immoral behaviour.

[tick]

Not all bankrupts are crooks. Some simply ran into hard times and couldn't pay their way out of it. As a former bankrupt myself, it really annoys me to see the word bankruptcy automatically associated with criminal or immoral behaviour.

well said been there done that

[Croker]

The word comes from the latin term "Banco Rota"

whereby - if an Italian merchant/dealer could not pay his debts etc - his 'bench' (trading base/etc) would be physically smashed up :dozey:

[Nidge]

well said been there done that

I nearly was.