Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Ripped off by Alloy Worx: Ripped off by Alloy Worx

Ripped off by Alloy Worx: Ripped off by Alloy Worx

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17 comments:

  1. I too was ripped off by this scumbag (John Peter Van Tilburg). Ordered a toolbox for my trailer business and paid up front. Myself and several staff members have heard countless bull shit stories of losing the toolbox then finding it, "sitting in the back of my ute and will deliver it this afternoon" and then countless "I'll have your money refunded". Still waiting 2 years later. The dickhead will cross the wrong sort of person one day.

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  2. Still Happening. My friend paid for custom made toolboxes, told they were ready paid in full over $3000 so they could be shipped and NEVER saw the stock, 10 months of daily phonecalls to John and nothing in return... Same lies as above..

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    1. I am goin.g ahead with bankruptcy proceedings with this low life.
      He owes me over 10grand.
      Master of spinning lies

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    2. He Already is a bankrupt on a fraud good behaviour bond.

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  3. Go for it! I too have been a victom of Van Tilburg, Just shy of $ 2000, i am just speechless.

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  4. http://docs.noodls.com/viewDoc.asp?filename=98514/EXT/200904090066005751077100.pdf

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  5. Just searched for a ABN and found that alloy worx's registration for GST was cancelled 13th September 2012 and when I searched John peter van tilburg also found that his registration for GST was also cancelled on the 13th sep 2012........ So whats going on? is he trading under another name or collecting GST from his customers while being unregisted? Anybody got an invoice post this date?

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  6. He hides behind his wife's skirt. We supported the bankruptcy trustee in an action, he was found guilty but the weak as piss judge agreed that he needed to be able to work to pay off his debts but gave no direction on who and how much he was to pay. He owes us $5500 plus costs. Tracked down his residential address, you guessed it, a plus unit. If someone can somehow link his wife and her company entities to his trail of debts, then there may be some success.

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    1. Go down there with a couple of thugs & see how quick he crumbles.

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    2. The wife is innocent and that is why she ran away. He is living in a house as far as I know not a unit.

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  7. I believe the marriage is dissolved. He is bankrupt and still trading (under a bogus name I'm sure). He has assets hidden everywhere. I still don't understand how he is not in jail???

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  8. Marriage was dissolved in 2010 but she got away long before that, otherwise he would have kept ripping her and her family off for more than he did.

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  9. Van Tilberg was convicted of fraud in 2009 but the trustee allowed him to continue to trade....so" he could clear his debts". A bit like giving an arsonist a can of petrol & box of matches for his birthday. $3.5K gone

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  10. On 26 February 2016, Mr John Peter Van Tilburg pleaded guilty in the Brisbane Magistrates Court to failing to disclose to his trustee, the sum of $110,000 received while bankrupt.

    Mr Van Tilburg became bankrupt on 16 September 2010 as the result of a sequestration order

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  11. Sounds just like another career fraudster, also a John, John-Paul Tzanis of Mandurah W.A..
    Tzanis is notorious for the same type of con-artist BS, and also lurks behind one of his many "disguises".
    Pacific Sports Marine was one of his shonky shows, as is his "Kut Snake" off-road accessories rubbish.

    Found this about Van Tilburg.

    Media Release: QLD (Van Tilburg) – Fourth time bankrupt faces court after failing to disclose funds to trustee
    April, 2016

    Mr Van Tilburg became bankrupt on 16 September 2010 as a result of a court order.

    On 17 January 2013, Mr Van Tilburg and his ex-wife entered a Family Law Consent Order, which required his ex-wife to pay Mr Van Tilburg $120,000.

    On 4 April 2013, the sum of $110,000 was deposited into Mr Van Tilburg’s bank account.

    Mr Van Tilburg’s bankruptcy trustee contacted him on several occasions, to access the $110,000 for the benefit of creditors.

    Mr Van Tilburg did not respond to efforts by his trustee to contact him.

    Magistrate Gett sentenced Mr Van Tilburg to five months imprisonment, but he was released on a $2,000 four-year good behaviour bond.

    In sentencing, Magistrate Gett took into account Mr Van Tilburg’s guilty plea. He noted that Mr Van Tilburg would remain bankrupt until 2019.

    He also noted Mr Van Tilburg’s previous bankruptcies and the significant reparation outstanding from those.

    Magistrate Gett commented that given Mr Van Tilburg’s past experience, he would have a good understanding of bankruptcy, compared to others without that background.

    The matter was prosecuted by the Office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions.

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  13. we too have been caught by this guy I want to locate him anyone know where he is.

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