Roquetas de Mar

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    • November 2, 2007 at 4:28 pm #53444
      Anonymous
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      It looks like the birds might have flown the coop so we shall advise recourse to the Spanish and British police.
      Gwilym Rhys-Jones
      Adviser and Investigator
      Costa del Sol Action Group
      http://www.costa-action.co.uk/
      E-mail: gwilymr-j@terra.es
      Tel: + (34) 951 31 82 77
      Mobile: + (34) 699 840 606
      Skype address: gwilymrj

      Ideal Spain Ltd.
      Developments:

      Cinta Blanca apartments, Terque, Almeria

      Roquetas de Mar apartments, Roquetas de Mar

      Bankers: Caja Madrid, C/Alfonso X1, Nº 8, 11201 Algeciras, Cadiz, Spain
      IBAN ES242038 9824 5460 0015 4989

      Offices:
      Thamesgate House
      Victoria Avenue
      Southend on Sea SS2 6BU
      Tel: 01702 345511

      Formerly:
      Castle Mews
      83 High St., Hadleigh
      Essex SS7 2PA
      Tel: 01702 554191
      Fax: 01702 557179

      info@idealspain.net
      http://www.idealspain.net

      Personnel:
      Steven Taylor
      Laurence James
      Kevin van der Vos
      Leigh Carol or Leigh Jones

    • November 4, 2007 at 7:10 pm #76024
      Anonymous
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      There was some problems with Palmera and Aifos concerning their first promotion in Roquetas, but it was eventually resolved.

      http://www.marbella-lawyers.com/index/question … estion/185

    • November 5, 2007 at 11:12 am #76027
      Anonymous
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      Hi,

      That office is about 15 minutes from me and Im sure it has been empty for a long time. Dont think there was any lnk with Palmera because Palmera had a big office about another 10 minutes away, before that closed too.

      Im sure at one time it was also branded BSpain.

      Regards

      Bernard

    • November 5, 2007 at 12:47 pm #76028
      Anonymous
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      Bernard,

      There was 35 buyers, all Palmera clients that had their contracts cancelled by Aifos because they said they had not completed as per contract.

      Aifos actually contacted all buyers to say that their apartments had been resold and if they wanted to complete they would have to pay another 12000 euros.

      To cut a long story short, there was a concerted effort by a number of the buyers to picket and disrupt their exhibition in Manchester that resulted in Aifos agreeing to let them complete.

      In order to complete Aifos made everyone sign papers to the affect that they had been most helpful and it was all Palmeras fault. Another letter that was signed stated that they had paid the additional 12000 euros even though they had not.

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