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Svindler Brian Bo Clemens har rigtig mange konkurser/betalingsstandsning bag sig. Søg på ham i proff.dk og se resultater. Seneste er det Camperworld hvor han har snydt for DKK 1,6 mio. til personer som skulle leje autocamper her denne sommer.
Har i 3 måneder prøvet at få mit depositum tilbage på et af hans andre firmaer.
Han sagde han ikke kunne betale da de skyldte for man penge og han ville lukke firmaet og starte det op igen hvis vi blev ved med at spørge efter vores 5000kr i depositum.
Det er så tarveligt og han praler stolt med han ejer 14 firmaer og ikke betaler folk tilbage.
Da jeg fortalte ham vi ikke ville opgive vores penge og havde meldt det til Forbrugerklagenævnet - grinte han bare og sagde det gør i bare.
Da vi anmeldte hans firma camperworld på Facebook lukkede han bare siden.
Stol ikke på dettef firma.
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