All I can say is that you are not the only one. Only last Friday the 9th October 6 clients phoned and e-mailed me to tell me that this letter had just arrived. The day before another group had done the same.

All letters are dated from the 1st September 2009 BUT the seal at the Spanish post office is from the 25th of September 2009. It was blatant that all all these letters would arrive after the specified deadline of the 30th of September 2009. Not to mention they are all written in Spanish (moreover in Spanish legal jargon).

Which is why all the e-mails I sent to all those that contacted us on Aifos receivership since July I warned them that they may receive the Administrator’s letter after the deadline was over as has been the case for countless people. Which is why we recommended not to rely on these letters (as it was free joining the Creditor’s List through them providing you understand and write in legal Spanish) and be pro-active hiring a lawyer to join the Administration Procedure (ensuring you joined the Creditor’s List on time).

Regrettably in your case, as well as in many others who are now contacting us, we are unable to help them. The deadline was Wednesday the 30th of September 2009. Perhaps you can still join the Creditor’s List but you are going to be right at the end of the queue. Occasionally these deadlines are extended but we’ve had no news on this regarding Aifos’ Receivership. In your case I believe it may be too late to join it, Sorry.

Yoiurs faithfully,