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Listed below are comments made by savingsgone between Wednesday, 3rd December 2008 and Saturday, 20th December 2008.

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A twist in the expat tale. 8:26pm on 20 Dec 2008 Thanks to the BBC for their interest.

May I suggest the following:

LORD BACH ON HARDTALK

Lets get the truth out.
A twist in the expat tale. 7:47pm on 20 Dec 2008 Frankly this whole fiasco stinks of gross incompetence and cover up.

I like many other savers left in the lurch with no access to savings put away over many years of hard work.

If it was not such a serious matter, watching Lord Bach´s performance at the Justice Committee review, would be comical. Unbelievable that he allowed himself to be humiliated like this - surely the man could speak out with the truth.
An update on Kaupthing. 7:00pm on 08 Dec 2008 PLEASE SEE RELATED BBC BLOG WITH MANY COMMENTS REGARDING KSFIOM AT:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/ipm/2008/11/a_twist_in_the_expat_tale.shtml

Thanks to the BBC for taking this up.
An update on Kaupthing. 6:55pm on 08 Dec 2008 I am British and worked overseas for British Companies for a number of years. My retirement savings were deposited in KSFIOM. This fiasco is a disgrace. By their actions the British Government brought about the demise of KSFIOM.

The KSF matter was handled appallingly and inflicted significant damage to many, as can be seen from stories here. Messrs Brown and Darling continue to present themselves as key in protecting UK savers, which they have clearly failed to do.

I hope that they find a concience, and take rectifying action. Depositors who have lost their hard earned cash will not simply give up and will hound them relentlessly.

Bailout NOT required, just return of KSFIOM funds.

(On tax issues: Seems Mr Darling has not been told about the EU savings directive).
A twist in the expat tale. 5:55pm on 03 Dec 2008 I am British and worked overseas for British Companies for a number of years. My retirement savings were deposited in KSFIOM. This fiasco is a disgrace. By their actions the British Government brought about the demise of KSFIOM.

The KSF matter was handled appallingly and inflicted significant damage to many, as can be seen from stories here. Messrs Brown and Darling continue to present themselves as key in protecting UK savers, which they have clearly failed to do.

I hope that they find a concience, and take rectifying action. Depositors who have lost their hard earned cash will not simply give up and will hound them relentlessly.

Bailout NOT required, just return of KSFIOM funds.

(On tax issues: Seems Mr Darling has not been told about the EU savings directive).

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