With the greatest of respect to those people who have lost out to Micronet.


My suggestion was to go one step further than making posts here. As
immensley useful as they were to me, as far as Micronet are concerned they
seem to amount to little more than 'a little local difficulty'.

If the forum is used to get in touch with each other directly. Then
perhaps real strategies, such as appointing a firm of specialist
solicitors to represent a 'group', can be adopted.

This way, with each action, the 'group solicitor' ia able to bring to the
Courts attention the real magnitude of the problems caused by Micronet
Directors and demonstrate that any single case is not a 'one off', but
part of systmatic and willful unlawful conduct on behalf of Micronet
Directors. Being able to bring to the Courts attention this sort of
evidence collected from the 'group' must surely strengthen any case.

JohnJ