Allan Crafar admits failed Western Gulf Advisory loan bid
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Allan Crafar has admitted he paid £27,000 in upfront fees to Western Gulf Advisory last year for a loan which never happened, and had this to say when told Terry Serepisos was still waiting for his WGA loan.
"I know the feeling, I’ve been to Bahrain and back to see them," he said,
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Matt Nippert
Fri, 04 Mar 2011
Fri, 04 Mar 2011
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Allan Crafar admits failed Western Gulf Advisory loan bid
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