What happened to the rent for equity company Mongle?
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I don't know either, but I sent an e-mail to membersupport@mongle.com and the e-mail was returned to me.  What a jip, I had been with them for years and finally saved enough equity points with them to start looking for a house!  I think they went out of business, but how horrible as they didn't even let their members know.  I hadn't checked my account in a while and went to check it today and the website was gone.
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there was a huge lawsuit and they had to stop filming due to impending lawsuit stuff, i also wonder whatever happened to the actual restaurant, i am unsure if it stayed open, but i doubt it.\n\nso i asked my friend and it DID close down due to the lawsuit. it was with that jeffery guy who co-owned it with him.
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i'm showing it was delisted on April 18/02 from the Mumbai stock exchange (India) - that's all i can find...
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The company is bankrupt, meaning as an owner, your shares are worthless.\n\nHowerver, if you have the stock certificates, you can sell them on eBay.\n\nEnron stocks were going for $50 per piece of paper to folks who collect such things.
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you can get it in a spreadsheet from yahoo finance:\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=NKE\n\nthey will have it back a long ways, some stocks go back 30 years.
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Googling "Dextra corporation" comes up with a few references.\nYou have to dig deeper into these. \n\nAre the stocks still on paper? In that case chances are the the company went belly-up since long. In that case the paper itself might have value as collector's item, if they are in good shape.
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The most recent shareholder's report (the most current and accurate source for company information) does not report any acquisitions or mergers.\n\nRead it here: http://www.janome.co.jp/e/e_corporate/pdf/ifs_f2005.pdf
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we in america dumped it.\nthe euros still use nano.\nMIKE
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Hi Sundance,\n\nIf they relinquish all legal and equitable interests in the property prior to this eventuality then there is no property to sell.\n\nPerhaps an express trust might be in order?\n\nAssuming your parents are in good health at the moment and this will not happen in the next few years then I cannot see a problem.\n\nEg. If they sold the house and gave you all the money from the sale tomorrow and you spent it the day after then the money is gone, is it not? That asset no longer exists.\n\nHave a talk with a solicitor that specialises in equity and trusts if this is of interest to you.\n\nThe other alternative is to sell the property with the clause that they continue to live in it for the rest of their natural lives. There are companies that do this and your parents live there rent free.\n\nThey can do what they want with the money.\n\nThis is another alternative to ensure the money goes where it is intended.\n\nAgain, speak to a solicitor.\n\nGood luck.
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Still exists but was bought by another company. It is now part of the Vardhman Group.
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If you are in Scotland I'd be VERY surprised if it was leasehold. Unless you are right in the very centre of Edinburgh or Glasgow perhaps.. \n\nYou're almost certainly freehold but you need to ask a solicitor, not thses retards on here. \n\nPS thanks to those americans who didn't let "not knowing what they are talking about" prevent them from posting answers.
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You'll need the name of the company. Google for it, see if they have a website that discusses.\n\nIf not, call the local newspaper or visit the library to check the back issues / archives from the time period when it closed, to see what announcements were made.\n\nThe "when" I can't help you with.\n\nThe "why" is simple: money. It wasn't operating at a profit, or there was an opportunity to operate at a higher profit somewhere else.
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I Think they are still around..I (unsucessfully)checked one of my english resourses that I thought had "gillot transfers" and  that would be the search term I would try with the united kingdom being the geographicial area to restrict the search to.You might also put in the phrase RE-SPRAYS (what the brits call paitjobs) as many of the british painters have a good stash or common transfers and the gillots ar not uncommon on the isles..As far as the one I recall I seem to remember the firm being in the north of england and besides haveing transfers for many Marquees ,they had even aquired some of the sigature tube sets from long gone firms such as Bates.Thanet, and rotax... \nmaybe they were called classic bikes or something like that..When I run across the info next time I will check back here to see if you got it solved..(maybe try posting on Craigslist in london soembody that watches that probably could /would give you the info)...\n  good luck\nez
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check out this web link \nwww.thelandlordacademy.com. \n\nYou have not received any such notice as of yet as you had stated ....no less than 5 days which would be Dec. 3. They gave a 30 day notice as to the rent increase, although, looks like they would also give you the option to move out by Dec 8 with out penalty. But do not expect them to let you stay for the 750.00.
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I haven't seen anything about LaSalle Bank merging or being bought. All I can remember is when it merged with another bank in 2005.
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"TGAL", 3 insider bought 110,000 shares past 6 months.  Right now, it is at 65 cents per shares.\nCheck it out, and please do your own homework.
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If the acquiring company is still around then yes.  If you know who the acquiring company is, you can contact the company.  If they are publicly traded then you will want to speak to their investor relations department.  If you don't know who the company is and you have a bokerage account then ask your broker to research it for you.  If you don't have a brokerage account then call a local brokerage and they will research it for you.  Another option is to contact the old transfer agent for Utah Gas & Oil.  The transfer agent is listed some where on your stock certificate.  It is usually a large bank or trust company.\n\nGood luck!!