Blackmore Bonds - Are They Too Good to be True?
With London Capital and Finance, another company offering high rate "guaranteed" bonds being placed under FCA restrictions preventing them from trading or accessing any of their investors money & assets without prior approval the spotlight may switch to Blackmore Bonds that are offering very similar high risk investments to retail investors. The Blackmore Bonds are not deposits and they have the risk as with London Capital Finance that you could lose all your money. It remains to be seen if LCF investors will get any money back from the company.
Unlike LCF though the people behind Blackmore Bonds have a bit more history and a rather chequered past that potential investors may want to consider. Remember that these are high risk investments that should only be sold to High Net Worth or sophisticated investors, they are not suitable for those wanting a bank deposit.
Blackmore bonds seem to be very keen to keep information about their company and their past hidden perhaps so that potential investors in Blackmore Bonds are unable to fully research what they are getting in to.
Google shows the links that have been removed from their index on request by the subject of articles by claiming libel or defamation to Google.
https://www.lumendatabase.org/notices/15945293#
These links have all been removed and refer to discussions of Blackmore such as this one showing that they have not been audited and have an apparent hole in their accounts. It's not surprising that they want the articles hidden if they will deter new investors.
https://pension-life.com/blackmore-global-fund-asset-liability-black-hole/
Any investment into Blackmore Bond Plc can only be undertaken having completed the full application process within this site and fully read the Prospectus.
Unlike LCF though the people behind Blackmore Bonds have a bit more history and a rather chequered past that potential investors may want to consider. Remember that these are high risk investments that should only be sold to High Net Worth or sophisticated investors, they are not suitable for those wanting a bank deposit.
Blackmore bonds seem to be very keen to keep information about their company and their past hidden perhaps so that potential investors in Blackmore Bonds are unable to fully research what they are getting in to.
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| Blackmore Bonds - Are They Too Good to be True? |
Google shows the links that have been removed from their index on request by the subject of articles by claiming libel or defamation to Google.
https://www.lumendatabase.org/notices/15945293#
These links have all been removed and refer to discussions of Blackmore such as this one showing that they have not been audited and have an apparent hole in their accounts. It's not surprising that they want the articles hidden if they will deter new investors.
https://pension-life.com/blackmore-global-fund-asset-liability-black-hole/
You might wonder if Blackmore Bonds and Blackmore Global are in anyway connected or if it's just a coincidence of naming?
Well it appears that the same person is behind both companies - Patrick McCreesh
Well worth reading the Blackmore Bonds small print!
Any investment into Blackmore Bond Plc can only be undertaken having completed the full application process within this site and fully read the Prospectus.
The application process includes confirmation that the potential investor meets the criteria to receive such a promotion.
Neither Northern Provident Investments Limited nor Blackmore Bond Plc offer financial advice. If you are in any doubt as to the suitability of this investment, or do not fully understand the terms of this website or of the Prospectus, please consult a financial advisor who is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and is authorised pursuant to the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.
The Bonds are designed to offer investors security for their investment in the event of insolvency.However, it is important to understand that all investments involve risk.
In this website you will find a section dedicated to the risk factors, please read to ensure you fully understand the risks involved.Capital at Risk. (so not protected as they claim!)
https://pension-life.com/blackmore-bond-shaken-not-stirred-careless-or-stupid/
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