Former Manager of SARL MyLimousin,
SIRET 50212379700016

Now working as Export Sales Manager for Teagle Machinery Limited in Truro, Cornwall. Call him on +44 (0)7800 731250 or email andrew.venton@teagle.co.uk

Read on to find out how these people treat trusting clients and be warned...

"...legally I have no obligations to you. But what I do have is a moral and personal part of me that wants to do the best I can for all of you that have treated MyLimousin so well." - Andrew Venton, March 2009

"... A word from the bean counter as the team like to call me; in accordance with the payment terms I've attached another invoice for you to send to the bank." - Charlotte Foley, October, 2008

Terry & Liz's Story...

"Andrew Venton of My Limousin provided us with a devis for the re-roofing our property in France last year, we paid him 5,300 Euros as a deposit. The work was due to commence in October 2008 but after months of excuses i.e. bad weather, problems with scaffolding we became increasingly concerned that there might be a problem!

We sent numerous emails, made numerous phone calls to My Limousin only to be met with more excuses as to when the work would actually commence. January 2009 arrived with no communication that any work had started, or even that our roof had been given some protection from the adverse weather conditions, as had been promised. We rang, emailed My Limousin only to be met with a wall of silence! No replies were forthcoming for a number of weeks and then we discovered via a third party that My Limousin was going into liquidation. Subsequently, we received an email from Andrew Venton disputing this claim and saying that he and his family were being intimidated and giving us reassurances that the work would be completed!!

We eventually discovered that My Limousin had gone into liquidation. We continued to make numerous phone calls and send emails with no communication from Mr. Venton. We then received a call from Mr. Venton's partner, on his behalf, assuring us that the work would be completed by Mr. Venton even though the company was in liquidation, she was very reassuring and we had no alternative but to believe what she said, even though we were dubious to say the least. She promised that we would have regular emails from Mr. Venton every Friday. We expressed our concern that we had not been able to contact Mr. Venton for many weeks even though we had left many,many messages expressing our concerns. We felt as if we had little alternative but to believe the word of these people even though we had been treated in such a despicable way.

The company has now been wound-up by the Mandataire Judiciare and we have been told that it is very unlikely we will get either our hard earned money back or any work carried out."        —21st May, 2009.