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7th September 2020, 06:02 PM #121 with 26 years experience
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Tracing Company Ownership
Hey Guys,
Is there a legal, (relatively) simple and cheap way to (for want of a better word) investigate a companys ownership - specifically to make sure two or more companies are not connected.
I recently had some extremely bad service from a shop, I won't name them (I still have Neils boot prints on my butt from the last time I named and shamed on here) but suffice to say I'd go back to Win NT and 13.6 dialup before I'd buy so much as a $2 cable from these clowns.
Is there a way I can be sure that the other shop I will now use is not connected in any way to the shop I will not use?
Cheers
Smidsy
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7th September 2020, 06:33 PM #2GOLD MEMBER
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Do an ASIC search. It can be a bit convoluted, but you can get the basic information within 30 minutes or so.
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7th September 2020, 06:37 PM #3China
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You can do a search via ASIC, some are free and some there is fee charged
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