First: call the Share Registrar (Symphony - or whoever) and tell them your situation. They probably won't give a **** about your problem and they may not even pick up the phone....

So then your next move is to call the company direct and tell them you are a shareholder and ask to speak to the head of Treasury. It's the Treasury Department in the company responsible for the divvy payments.

Tell them your situation and they should be able to check the records and get you your divvy cheque....

P.S. If that doesn't work, suggest you call Jason's Mum and she may tell you what to do......

This post has been edited by David_Brent: Feb 25 2010, 10:58 PM

Not in my own experience with my WEIDA divvy cheque. That is why I advised the OP accordingly.

Symphony were completely useless - especially as we know that around CNY a lot of staff jump ship......which was the case with them....I got stories of cheques sent out and "lost" and stories of 'Rachel has left the company' and every story immaginable from Symphony... what a dreadful bunch of charlatans they are....

It took me 90 days to get my dividend payment from WEIDA and the share registrar people were useless.....They could NOT care less....

Promised to "look into it"....promised to "call back"....promised to "speak to the boss"......The usual run around.... Nobody did anything they said they would do. This is the sign of a very bad organisation....

Maybe your experience is better than mine but I can guarantee that the best way to get what's owing is to deal directly with the people who have a legal responsibility to pay you what is owed to you....and if they don't - then escalate from there.

Just my view...others may have been luckier than me...



This post has been edited by David_Brent: Feb 26 2010, 01:16 AM