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I don't log on for a day and this happens.

Sorry folks, I realise we have a hundred sappy tearfest threads already in here, but I wanted to say my piece and this way it's likely someone will bother to read it.

You lot are alright - I'd gladly invite all of you around for a party sometime if I wasn't so pathetic and lived with my parents at the age of 26.
Well, not all of you ...

I've enjoyed passing away the time with philosophical life changing discussions and inane rantings. You've cheered me up when times are down and it's been great to be able to log on at any time of the day to talk complete nads. Cheers and plenty of beers.

Of course, this is only if the worst happens. If the forum stays open, you can all go to hell ...

Good luck ex-staffies, though I've no doubt you'll do well in the future, as I hope the rest of you do.

Look out for my new column 'Getting the most from your Modem'.
Or catch me on MSN : [email protected]

I think it best if we all stop speculating and wait for the official word.

Whats going to happen to all their stock. Maybe the so called "investor" will swoop and pick up a few bargains.

OK. If it has been going under for a while, I think they shudda been warned. Personal moral opinion. I didnt know company's culd just crash out like that. If that happened...poo. unlucks. Massive shame.

Lukeman wrote:
> ...Hey, the company going under is one thing, no notice, no
> annoumncement, no nothing is what bugs me. You can't treat you're
> staff like that! If the company was going under surly they would have
> known SOMETHING about it before-hand? I mean, I thought they were
> hangin on OK, they were one of the few invited to test play the X-BOX
> 360 wern't they?
>
> SO yeah I agree Pandemonium, but there's no excuse for treating staff
> like that. I don't believe a company can go completely under in a day,
> without warning.

their stock could of crashed?(were they a plc/ltd?) anything could of happened, scandel at the top causing them to loose it all, but it has been going under for a while but if the owners dont say anything (they dont have to) then the staffies wouldnt of known

Lukeman wrote:
I don't believe a company can go completely under in a day,
> without warning.

Investor say no. Ooh, SR closed

...Hey, the company going under is one thing, no notice, no annoumncement, no nothing is what bugs me. You can't treat you're staff like that! If the company was going under surly they would have known SOMETHING about it before-hand? I mean, I thought they were hangin on OK, they were one of the few invited to test play the X-BOX 360 wern't they?

SO yeah I agree Pandemonium, but there's no excuse for treating staff like that. I don't believe a company can go completely under in a day, without warning.

Lukeman wrote:
> Hope the gits responsible are ravaged slowly
> in jail after dropping the soap.

That'll be all the people not buying their products from SR for the most case then.

racingsam wrote:
> The company went into liquidation at 5.00pm and all staff had thier
> contracts terminated. You have to feel sorry for them, no wages, no
> notice, nothing, just out the the door at 5.00pm and don't come back,
> What a way to treat people.

Jesus...what a load of s**t. And no official announcement here either.... That sucks. Hope the gits responsible are ravaged slowly in jail after dropping the soap.

racingsam, it happens all the time. Ever heard the several instances of call centre workers who were just brought to the building entrance, and just fired? Or those laid off by text.

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> ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> My MSN = [email protected]
>
> if you do not mind i am also going to add you even though i dont know
> you because im jsut kind like that ;)


feel free, and anyone else I regularly talk to.

but if you start pestering me while I'm on the vinegar strokes, ogling 'Jenny, 19 from croydon', you're heading for a blocking.