25 Aug 2010 11:27 PM:

I am fully aware of the costs involved and I dont remember mentioning a no win no fee deal?

 

 

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25 Aug 2010 11:00 PM:

Sorry but  where does it say "not caring about money".  it says "this is more about principles, now than money" which is not the same!  so you have put words in my mouth, I did not say I don't care about the money at all!

 

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25 Aug 2010 9:43 PM:

No, I dont work for a legal firm and I dont want to spend a penny more than I have to, but when 2 parties cannot come to an amicable agreement when there is a problem there is only one course of action. I have talked to Corvera for months and it has got nowhere. I believe that they have not fulfilled the promises made, they do not agree. Its that simple.

As I said, its the priciple not just the money. Nobody wants to be mislead. I understand that others have completed but seriously doubt that they are all 100% happy with the situation. 

Read my original mail, I never said I dont care about the money, I do, SO dont put words into my mouth. Sometimes you have to do what you think is right whatever the cost. That is having principles. They can avoid legal costs themselves by facing up to their resposibilities and provide a sensible solution. It takes two parties to drag out a long legal battle, not one.

The only thing we can agree on, is that lawyers are always the winners whatever the outcome.

 

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21 Aug 2010 11:14 AM:

Dealing on your own with Corvera is a total waste of time IF you want OUT of the resort. Corvera only want you to complete. There feel they have completed the resort as per contract, when asked where all the facilities are, they shrug and say that they will be completed eventually, when asked for a timeframe, they say nothing. They seem to think it is acceptable to build what they like when they like.

I and many other disgruntled Corverians intend to tie them up in legals for years as this is more about principles now than money.

 

I dont understand why anyone would swap a ph3 (that could have been cancelled and refunded) for a ph1 on a this ghost town development.  This resort is going nowhere in 10 years

 

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21 Aug 2010 1:07 AM:

Worldwide recession or not, They took a calculated risk with our money, it didnt pan out for them but its us who are having to either pay way over the odds for a failed project or take legal action to recover our money.

Had they any common decancy, they would have started construction on several of the main planks fo their promised facilities so that they were showing their customers that they had every intention of competing the rest of the works. But no they chose instead to build all of the 1st few phases and leave all the common use structures.  THEY SAT ON OUR DEPOSITS FOR 3 YEARS BEFORE THEY LAID A BRICK, GETTING 6%, BEFORE CREDIT CRUNCH.

Why, cos they were not getting paid once they were built. There was no customer at the end to sign for it, just a bit of shop unit rent and a few restaurant covers. Not like wacking up 1000 apts and then holding your hand out. No, they had money to build all them but nothing left to build "the resorts heart". wake up and smell the coffee.

We are the victims.

There is no chicken or egg, but trust and mistrust. We trusted them, they have not delivered. There is no country club!! and just an artist's impression of a clubhouse and a converted sales office for a stable doesn't make it one either.

bigdivot

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