I made that post so i'll re-post the info here:
For the past few weeks, i've been trying to negotiate the sale of all the product prototypes and product samples from BCS through Begbies Traynor.
I found out today that anything salvageable had already in fact been sold in bulk along with existing stock via contract- as such I have no idea where it ended up due to confidentiality.
I also have no idea what items were actually left behind; although the case manager did say that everything should have been there from prototype figures to head sculpts as they formed part of the company assets as they were manufactured on company dime.
He heavily implied that there was a bulk deal negotiated for ALL stock, as that is the most efficient way for them to claw back money (so think along the lines of TK.Maxx buying overstock [Although obviously not them as it's too niche]) and as such he was sorry to say that it may have just been dumped as a retailer wouldn't see the value in those items in the purchase.
So that's it really, unless someone found the stuff in a skip or it got rescued by a sympathetic individual- it's unlikely we'll get a chance to buy (at a ridiculously overpriced amount) any of the remaining bits & bobs.
On a side note, he told me that they had had OVER 5000 creditor claim forms sent to them! Such a huge volume that they've had to outsource the work to a company in Africa!
So don't get your hopes up for any money back- it will be a pittance if there's anything at all.
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No grain of salt needed, I spoke with Rob Mitchell (Begbies Traynor) on the phone today about it. He's the case administrator for the BCS Liquidation.
Somebody on Facebook made the point that if they've had over 5000 forms completed - you're easily looking at a couple of million right there.