How about the Salmon fishing then that sounds good? Ummmm no, fact is that no mature salmon can leap the Monessie Falls, so the part of the river Peter Bevis, Highland Titles, Lochaber Highland Estates, Lochaber Country Club, offer for fishing is a bit thin on the Salmon, unless you visit the fishmonger before you go!
The only Salmon that are in that part of the river are the juvenile ones that were likely put there, they may be able to get out to sea but they won't ever be able to get back again, and anyway juvenile Salmon are protected by law in Scotland, catch one and you'll likely be breaking the law.
"Fishery board member Malcolm Spence
QC said: "What Bevis is doing is
completely wrong. I think it would be a criminal act to fish above the falls." "
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Laird+title+sell-off+'a+bit+fishy'.-a0160995732
Anyone with genuine knowledge of and interest in conservation in the area would know that, seems to have slipped Mr Bevis' mind ..... ooops!
Showing posts with label Scams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scams. Show all posts
Sunday, 5 February 2012
Peter Bevis Highland Titles And The Scottish Woodland Alliance
Lets have a look at the Scottish Woodland Alliance, it can be found at lairdswood.org.uk. This is not a registered charity, not a registered not for profit company, no other woodland conservation organisations I have contacted in Scotland have ever heard of it, the Forestry Commision have never heard of it. It seems to me to be a company started and run by Mr Bevis.
How do we know that Mr Bevis is likely to be behind it? The domain name details are as follows.
Domain name:
lairdswood.org.uk
Registrant:
Peptide Delivery Network Limit
Registrant's address:
St Annes House
Victoria Street St Annes
Alderney
Channel Islands
GY9 3UG
United Kingdom
We know that Mr Bevis used the company name Peptide Delivery Network because of the administrative contact of another domain lochabercountryclub.com as follows.
Registrant:
Peptide Delivery Network Limit
8 St Annes House
Victoria Street
St Annes
Alderney, Channel Islands GY9 3UG
GB
Domain name: LOCHABERCOUNTRYCLUB.COM
Administrative Contact:
Bevis, Peter
And finally the contact address given on the website is yes you guessed already.
St Anne's House
Victoria Street
St Anne, Alderney
GY9 3UF
I think it would be fairly safe to say that Peter Bevis is the Scottish Woodland Alliance, it is likely to be another one of his companies.
I find it quite unlikely a company called Peptide Delivery Network Limit in the Channel Islands would have much interest in the preservation of Scottish woodlands!
In the entry of Peter Bevis's profile on Linkedin http://www.linkedin.com/pub/peter-bevis/28/398/2a8 it says:
"Restoring Scottish woodland in association with the SWA."
Well would not be difficult if SWA stands for Scottish Woodland Alliance as it looks to me that Mr Bevis IS the SWA! ()
What does the SWA do? Well one thing it does is invites visitors to the site to buy a a tiny plot of land via their locaberestates.com website or buy a tree dedication via their lochaberhighlandestates.com website.The inference is that profits from land and tree dedication sales will be used for conservation projects.
Ok so what conservation projects do they run? Who knows, there is no breakdown of any monies spent on anything. There are no accurate details of location of claimed tree planting, no accurate numbers of trees planted, no accurate details of type of trees planted. These I would think would be details they would be happy to publish, but they don't.
How do we know that Mr Bevis is likely to be behind it? The domain name details are as follows.
Domain name:
lairdswood.org.uk
Registrant:
Peptide Delivery Network Limit
Registrant's address:
St Annes House
Victoria Street St Annes
Alderney
Channel Islands
GY9 3UG
United Kingdom
We know that Mr Bevis used the company name Peptide Delivery Network because of the administrative contact of another domain lochabercountryclub.com as follows.
Registrant:
Peptide Delivery Network Limit
8 St Annes House
Victoria Street
St Annes
Alderney, Channel Islands GY9 3UG
GB
Domain name: LOCHABERCOUNTRYCLUB.COM
Administrative Contact:
Bevis, Peter
And finally the contact address given on the website is yes you guessed already.
St Anne's House
Victoria Street
St Anne, Alderney
GY9 3UF
I think it would be fairly safe to say that Peter Bevis is the Scottish Woodland Alliance, it is likely to be another one of his companies.
I find it quite unlikely a company called Peptide Delivery Network Limit in the Channel Islands would have much interest in the preservation of Scottish woodlands!
In the entry of Peter Bevis's profile on Linkedin http://www.linkedin.com/pub/peter-bevis/28/398/2a8 it says:
"Restoring Scottish woodland in association with the SWA."
Well would not be difficult if SWA stands for Scottish Woodland Alliance as it looks to me that Mr Bevis IS the SWA! ()
What does the SWA do? Well one thing it does is invites visitors to the site to buy a a tiny plot of land via their locaberestates.com website or buy a tree dedication via their lochaberhighlandestates.com website.The inference is that profits from land and tree dedication sales will be used for conservation projects.
Ok so what conservation projects do they run? Who knows, there is no breakdown of any monies spent on anything. There are no accurate details of location of claimed tree planting, no accurate numbers of trees planted, no accurate details of type of trees planted. These I would think would be details they would be happy to publish, but they don't.
Saturday, 4 February 2012
Laird Of Glencoe Trademark
I find it very odd that a company selling small plots of land supposedly in Glencoe so that supposedly buyers can then call themselves "Laird Of Glencoe" would trademark the phrase "Laird Of Glencoe" but it has happened!
Yes folks, Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited soon to be Highland Titles Limited have indeed trademarked Laird Of Glencoe on paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials.
So you can call yourself Laird Of Glencoe just don't write it on anything or they could sue you! There is no indication on their website that this is a trademark, nor any indication that buyers of their plots have any right to use it or any restrictions of use. Oh, that also proves quite conclusively that they themselves don't consider Laird to be a real title at all. Talk about shooting yourself in the foot!
Taken from the document at http://www.ipo.gov.uk/t-tmj/journals/6881/t-tmj-jnl-6881.pdf
Yes folks, Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited soon to be Highland Titles Limited have indeed trademarked Laird Of Glencoe on paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials.
So you can call yourself Laird Of Glencoe just don't write it on anything or they could sue you! There is no indication on their website that this is a trademark, nor any indication that buyers of their plots have any right to use it or any restrictions of use. Oh, that also proves quite conclusively that they themselves don't consider Laird to be a real title at all. Talk about shooting yourself in the foot!
Taken from the document at http://www.ipo.gov.uk/t-tmj/journals/6881/t-tmj-jnl-6881.pdf
Friday, 3 February 2012
Lochabar Highland Estates (CI) Limited is Changing Name
Just in, Lochabar Highland Estates (CI) Limited is changing its company name to Highland Titles Limited.
http://alderney.gov.gg/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=75956&p=0
NOTICE
Alderney Offical Gazette Volume 19 Number 5 (States ID: 0190005)
Date: 3rd February, 2012
Notice is hereby given that LOCHABER HIGHLAND ESTATES (C.I.) LIMITED whose Registered Office is situated at York House, Victoria Street, Alderney, Channel Islands, GY9 3TA will in accordance with Section 30 of The Companies (Alderney) Law, 1994 petition the Court of Alderney on Thursday 9th February 2012 at 2.30pm to approve a Special Resolution passed at an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholder of the said company on 24th January 2012 that the name of the Company be changed to HIGHLAND TITLES LIMITED and any person wishing to oppose the said Petition should inform the Clerk of the Court of Alderney forthwith.
Sally Mosley
Company Secretary
Lochaber Highland Estates (C.I.) Limited
I don't know what this means, but if I'd bought a plot of land from Lochabar Highland Estates (CI) Limited or any Peter Bevis company I'd be getting a bit worried right now.
http://alderney.gov.gg/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=75956&p=0
NOTICE
Alderney Offical Gazette Volume 19 Number 5 (States ID: 0190005)
Date: 3rd February, 2012
Notice is hereby given that LOCHABER HIGHLAND ESTATES (C.I.) LIMITED whose Registered Office is situated at York House, Victoria Street, Alderney, Channel Islands, GY9 3TA will in accordance with Section 30 of The Companies (Alderney) Law, 1994 petition the Court of Alderney on Thursday 9th February 2012 at 2.30pm to approve a Special Resolution passed at an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholder of the said company on 24th January 2012 that the name of the Company be changed to HIGHLAND TITLES LIMITED and any person wishing to oppose the said Petition should inform the Clerk of the Court of Alderney forthwith.
Sally Mosley
Company Secretary
Lochaber Highland Estates (C.I.) Limited
I don't know what this means, but if I'd bought a plot of land from Lochabar Highland Estates (CI) Limited or any Peter Bevis company I'd be getting a bit worried right now.
Thursday, 2 February 2012
Scottish Title Sellers And Conservation Part 1
One of the ways the appeal of the "buy land get a title" scam is increased is to claim to do conservation work, that way even if folks realise the "title" thing is a bit of a scam at least they will be contributing to something useful, right? Well not necessarily as we shall see.
Some of these land/title sellers claim to do conservation work, and some of them produce information to back this up. Most if not all of the conservation information produced by these people is sketchy at best with little accurate particulars of work done or money spent given. Lets have a look at just one bit of information given by Peter Bevis / Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited / Highand Titles (or whatever they are calling themselves this month), and see why it is misleading, but might well lead the reader to think they were doing something, when in fact they are doing little or nothing at all. So we'll have a look at what it said in a section of their Highland Titles website on 20/01/2012 and then examine it in detail.
Here is what the website said on 20/01/2012.
Ok so what's wrong with that then I hear you say, that sounds really good, buying land, setting up Golden Eagle sanctuaries even a whole nature reserve, sounds like something getting done there ...... Errrmmmm don't think so!
Ok read it again and look at the map, does it give any specific particulars? does it say where the land is? does it show where the land is on the map? The answer is of course no, if you read it carefully all it actually says they have actually done is "acquire" a piece of land (they later claimed to have only leased it when put under pressure). Everything is in the future, nothing has yet been done. They don't even say or indicate where that land is located.
The map they provided isn't even their map, they stole it from Scottish National Heritage and re-branded it with their own logo!
The truth of the matter is this, Scottish Natural Heritage set up 6 Golden Eagle Special Protection Areas (SPAs) which took place from 13 January 2010 - 7 April 2010, 6 sites were classified by Scottish Ministers on 28 October 2010. http://www.snh.gov.uk/protecting-scotlands-nature/protected-areas/international-designations/spa/classification/ One of those SPA's is called Glen Etive and Glen Fyne.
Now compare the text from the website with the text in this SNH document see the similarity there! Then look at the map provided by Scottish National Heritage at http://www.snh.gov.uk/docs/B722753.pdf looks familiar to me.
The area this SPA covers is vast and there are many many landowners involved, all of whom are REQUIRED by law to protect the Golden Eagle.
You see the deception here, they make it look like they have set up some protection area for Golden Eagles, when in fact the Golden Eagle Special Protection Areas were set up by Scottish National Heritage and the Scottish Government. If Lochaber Highland Estates / Highland Titles / Peter Bevis owns any land within the boundary of the SPA the law already requires them to protect Golden Eagles. The same applies to all of the many other landowners within the SPA.
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/News/Releases/2010/10/28100843
Since I started writing this, Scottish National Heritage have complained about the theft alteration & use of their copyright map on the Highland Titles website without their permission. The map has now been removed from their website!
If Lochaber Highland Estates, Highland Titles would care to say where their Golden Eagle conservation site actually is, and what exactly they have done, I'd be very happy to pass that on.
My own wee Lochaber Highland Estate (without a Highland Title attached) falls within the boundary of the SPA, I'm protecting Golden Eagles too, and I'm not looking for any donations at all!
Not much sign of a conservation project there then as far as I can see!
If you are thinking about buying one of these titles and the promise of conservation is part of your decision to buy you should write the company concerned and ask for details of conservation work already done. Ask for specific details of work done, exact locations, if trees have been planted ask for exact numbers of specific species, ask how much has been spent on this work, ask what proportion of revenue is so spent, then satisfy yourself that the answers are correct. Any genuine conservation company should be able and happy to provide this information. Plans for the future is not work done.
Some of these land/title sellers claim to do conservation work, and some of them produce information to back this up. Most if not all of the conservation information produced by these people is sketchy at best with little accurate particulars of work done or money spent given. Lets have a look at just one bit of information given by Peter Bevis / Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited / Highand Titles (or whatever they are calling themselves this month), and see why it is misleading, but might well lead the reader to think they were doing something, when in fact they are doing little or nothing at all. So we'll have a look at what it said in a section of their Highland Titles website on 20/01/2012 and then examine it in detail.
Here is what the website said on 20/01/2012.
Glen Etive and Glen Fyne SPA for Golden Eagles
The Glen Etive and Glen Fyne SPA regularly supports a population of Golden Eagles (Aquila chrysaetos) of European importance and with 19 active territories in 2003 it represents a significant percentage of Scotland's total population of these endangered birds.
Fund raising in 2011 has enabled us to realise the dream of acquiring a tract of land which will enable us to protect and conserve Scotland's iconic bird of prey, the Golden Eagle. This protected area, to be known as the Highland Titles Nature Reserve, is a large predominantly upland site, rising from sea level to over 1100m. It encompasses a diverse range of habitats including heather moorland, rough grassland, blanket bog, native woodland, montane heaths and exposed rock and scree. There are also freshwater lochans and streams.And they showed this map of the area. (logo has been altered on this one)
Funding for this Nature Reserve has come directly from all our Lairds, but we must pay tribute here to the support that we have received in Q1 2011 from Australia.
Ok so what's wrong with that then I hear you say, that sounds really good, buying land, setting up Golden Eagle sanctuaries even a whole nature reserve, sounds like something getting done there ...... Errrmmmm don't think so!
Ok read it again and look at the map, does it give any specific particulars? does it say where the land is? does it show where the land is on the map? The answer is of course no, if you read it carefully all it actually says they have actually done is "acquire" a piece of land (they later claimed to have only leased it when put under pressure). Everything is in the future, nothing has yet been done. They don't even say or indicate where that land is located.
The map they provided isn't even their map, they stole it from Scottish National Heritage and re-branded it with their own logo!
The truth of the matter is this, Scottish Natural Heritage set up 6 Golden Eagle Special Protection Areas (SPAs) which took place from 13 January 2010 - 7 April 2010, 6 sites were classified by Scottish Ministers on 28 October 2010. http://www.snh.gov.uk/protecting-scotlands-nature/protected-areas/international-designations/spa/classification/ One of those SPA's is called Glen Etive and Glen Fyne.
Now compare the text from the website with the text in this SNH document see the similarity there! Then look at the map provided by Scottish National Heritage at http://www.snh.gov.uk/docs/B722753.pdf looks familiar to me.
The area this SPA covers is vast and there are many many landowners involved, all of whom are REQUIRED by law to protect the Golden Eagle.
You see the deception here, they make it look like they have set up some protection area for Golden Eagles, when in fact the Golden Eagle Special Protection Areas were set up by Scottish National Heritage and the Scottish Government. If Lochaber Highland Estates / Highland Titles / Peter Bevis owns any land within the boundary of the SPA the law already requires them to protect Golden Eagles. The same applies to all of the many other landowners within the SPA.
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/News/Releases/2010/10/28100843
Since I started writing this, Scottish National Heritage have complained about the theft alteration & use of their copyright map on the Highland Titles website without their permission. The map has now been removed from their website!
If Lochaber Highland Estates, Highland Titles would care to say where their Golden Eagle conservation site actually is, and what exactly they have done, I'd be very happy to pass that on.
My own wee Lochaber Highland Estate (without a Highland Title attached) falls within the boundary of the SPA, I'm protecting Golden Eagles too, and I'm not looking for any donations at all!
Not much sign of a conservation project there then as far as I can see!
If you are thinking about buying one of these titles and the promise of conservation is part of your decision to buy you should write the company concerned and ask for details of conservation work already done. Ask for specific details of work done, exact locations, if trees have been planted ask for exact numbers of specific species, ask how much has been spent on this work, ask what proportion of revenue is so spent, then satisfy yourself that the answers are correct. Any genuine conservation company should be able and happy to provide this information. Plans for the future is not work done.
Sunday, 29 January 2012
Highland Titles Glencoe Estates Are Quite Willing To Lie
Lets be blunt about this, Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited / Highland Titles are quite willing to tell outright barefaced lies in order to make their profit, here is lie number one. Some direct quotations from their own marketing material and company representatives.
Lets just confine ourselves to one provable lie for now, there are plenty more for later!
Some quotations from Alex Flewitt from Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited, Highland Titles on Australian Television
Are they selling land in Glencoe which does not belong to them then? Not that I know of, but it wouldn't entirely surprise me if they were!
What they have done is taken a bit of the land they do own and just called it Glencoe Wood! It is miles from the real Glencoe Scotland and has never been know locally as Glencoe anything. To say that the land they have for sale is in Glencoe is an outright lie designed to boost profits pure and simple.
Why would they do that? Probably pure greed, Glencoe Scotland is well know throughout the world and makes for a much better sales pitch than say Glendour Forest (the commonly know name for this part) a place nobody outside of the immediate area anybody has ever heard of.
Lord of Glendour Forest just doesn't have much going for it nor would it persuade so many people to part with their cash.
Map showing locations of Glencoe and Highland Titles Glencoe Wood. As can be seen Glencoe Wood is nowhere near the actual Glencoe!!
As it stands at 29/01/2012, if you thought you had ever bought a piece of land from Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited or Highland Titles (the same company) in Glencoe Scotland, you did not, it was a lie. That fact alone makes this a scam.
Ask yourself this, do you really want to buy anything from liars? Would you trust anything else that Highland Titles say? Personally when I find out somebody is lying, I am very suspicious about anything else they say.
What can you do if you thought you bought a piece of land in Glencoe and have now found out you did not? First thing to do is ask for your money back. Second thing to do is inform Trading Standards in Scotland, yes you can do this even if you live abroad, and they will be delighted to hear from you. I'm not sure what they can realistically do about it, but it won't do any harm to let them know you have been cheated.
The Highland CouncilTransport, Environmental & Community Services
Trading Standards Unit
38 Harbour Road
Inverness
IV1 1UF
Tel: 01463 228700
Fax: 01463 223723
Email: trading.standards@highland.gov.uk
Website: http://www.highland.gov.uk/businessinformation/tradingstandards
Lets just confine ourselves to one provable lie for now, there are plenty more for later!
Some quotations from Alex Flewitt from Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited, Highland Titles on Australian Television
"For as little as $50 you can purchase one square foot of land in Scotland up in our Highlands up in Glencoe"
"For as little as 50 Australian dollars for one square foot of land in Glencoe in Scotland"
"A few years ago we acquired a considerable amount of land in Glencoe"And from the Highland Titles website on the FAQ page under Is This Really Legal (29/01/2012).
"You are truly purchasing a Scottish Highland Estate in Glencoe, Scotland"I think it fair to say that by now everyone has the distinct idea that the land for sale is in the actual real Glencoe Scotland. That would be very wrong, Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited / Highland Titles at time of writing do not I think own any land at all in Glencoe, so I don't really see how they can legally be selling any land in Glencoe.
Are they selling land in Glencoe which does not belong to them then? Not that I know of, but it wouldn't entirely surprise me if they were!
What they have done is taken a bit of the land they do own and just called it Glencoe Wood! It is miles from the real Glencoe Scotland and has never been know locally as Glencoe anything. To say that the land they have for sale is in Glencoe is an outright lie designed to boost profits pure and simple.
Why would they do that? Probably pure greed, Glencoe Scotland is well know throughout the world and makes for a much better sales pitch than say Glendour Forest (the commonly know name for this part) a place nobody outside of the immediate area anybody has ever heard of.
Lord of Glendour Forest just doesn't have much going for it nor would it persuade so many people to part with their cash.
Map showing locations of Glencoe and Highland Titles Glencoe Wood. As can be seen Glencoe Wood is nowhere near the actual Glencoe!!
As it stands at 29/01/2012, if you thought you had ever bought a piece of land from Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited or Highland Titles (the same company) in Glencoe Scotland, you did not, it was a lie. That fact alone makes this a scam.
Ask yourself this, do you really want to buy anything from liars? Would you trust anything else that Highland Titles say? Personally when I find out somebody is lying, I am very suspicious about anything else they say.
What can you do if you thought you bought a piece of land in Glencoe and have now found out you did not? First thing to do is ask for your money back. Second thing to do is inform Trading Standards in Scotland, yes you can do this even if you live abroad, and they will be delighted to hear from you. I'm not sure what they can realistically do about it, but it won't do any harm to let them know you have been cheated.
The Highland CouncilTransport, Environmental & Community Services
Trading Standards Unit
38 Harbour Road
Inverness
IV1 1UF
Tel: 01463 228700
Fax: 01463 223723
Email: trading.standards@highland.gov.uk
Website: http://www.highland.gov.uk/businessinformation/tradingstandards
Saturday, 28 January 2012
Introduction To The Scottish Titles Buy A Title Scam
Welcome to my Lochaber Higland Estate, ok it is just a house with a garden somewhere in Lochaber, but if folks with a one square foot plot of land can say they have an estate, I think I can too!
Companies and individuals have been selling small plots of land in Scotland for years, with the promise that by so doing you can then title yourself Laird, Lord or Lady. Something happened a while back which gave me cause to investigate this arrangement. It quickly became apparent that these people are taking advantage of peoples' vanity, lack of knowledge and confusion to make quite staggering profits, for very little effort
In fact there are no Scottish landowner titles, they do not exist at all, and the whole idea is a con.
There are many companies out there offering to sell land and titles, I don't have time to investigate them all. I'd like to initially confine myself to just one company, perhaps the biggest one with a large marketing effort behind it. The company in question is called Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited, now called Highland Tites. They operate from an offshore address in the Channel Islands at, St Annes House, Victoria St, Alderney, Channel Islands, GY9 3TA. The people behind this company are Peter Bevis, his wife Helen McGregor, Douglas Wilson, and Laura Bevis.
We have evidence of Dr Peter Bevis and family names being associated with the following companies:
Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited company number 1599 - Changed to Highland Titles Ltd Highland Titles (CI) Ltd - Changed to Bought A Plot Limited in June 2016
Lochaber Highland Estates Limited (UK comapny No. SC232098 dissolved 17/10/2008 )
Quality Design (CI) Limited
Peter Bevis Trading as Quality Design
Highland Titles Ltd (Previously Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited)
Tulloch Farm Ltd (SC231883) (previously known as Kerrow Properties Ltd.) (dissolved 17/05/2013)
Coastal Property Services Ltd (04441328)
Pdn Property Ltd (03301756)
Toac Ltd (SC313316 - Tulloch Outdoor Activities Centre)
Universal Check Services
Telephone Preference Register - changed to DP Services Limited (an Alderney Company)
D P Services Limited (Alderney)
Scottish Woodland Alliance (Feeder Site For Highland Titles, probably just another Bevis company)
Tulloch Outdoor Activity Centre Ltd (name changed to Highland Activities Ltd 02 Feb 11)
Highland Activities Ltd (SC311105)
Lochaber Country Club
Peptide Delivery Network Limited, PO Box 146, Tortola, British Virgin Islands
SAR Monitoring Services
SAR Leasing Ltd (name changed to Lochaber Highland Estates Limited)
Quexus Ltd (British Virgin Islands - Owns Tulloch Farm)
Tulloch Farm Enterprises Limited - Company Number: SC457446 - Incorporated 22/08/2013
Lochaber Giftware Limited - Company Number: SC457619 - Incorporated 27/08/2013
D P Services (UK) Limited - Company Number: 08662796 - Incorporated 27/08/2013
Emerald Heritage Limited - Company Number SC471768 - Incorporated 27/08/2013
Highland Titles Limited - Company Number SC493850 - Incorporated 22/12/2014
Uccle Limited - Seychelles International Business Company No. 94913
Highland Titles Ltd British Virgin Islands (seen on trademark application)
Wildcat Haven Enterprises CIC Douglas Wilson (son in law of Peter Bevis) director.
Little Landowners Ltd Company number 11477641 Douglas Wilson director & secretary
The Little Land Company Limited, registered in Guernsey Company number 64451- Polmear Lodge La Route de Sausmarez St Martin GUERNSEY GY4 6SG
Sanopay Limited Company number 10579361 Douglas Wilson director.
Dot Com Limited a company registered in Alderney number 1936.
Companies and individuals have been selling small plots of land in Scotland for years, with the promise that by so doing you can then title yourself Laird, Lord or Lady. Something happened a while back which gave me cause to investigate this arrangement. It quickly became apparent that these people are taking advantage of peoples' vanity, lack of knowledge and confusion to make quite staggering profits, for very little effort
In fact there are no Scottish landowner titles, they do not exist at all, and the whole idea is a con.
There are many companies out there offering to sell land and titles, I don't have time to investigate them all. I'd like to initially confine myself to just one company, perhaps the biggest one with a large marketing effort behind it. The company in question is called Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited, now called Highland Tites. They operate from an offshore address in the Channel Islands at, St Annes House, Victoria St, Alderney, Channel Islands, GY9 3TA. The people behind this company are Peter Bevis, his wife Helen McGregor, Douglas Wilson, and Laura Bevis.
We have evidence of Dr Peter Bevis and family names being associated with the following companies:
Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited company number 1599 - Changed to Highland Titles Ltd Highland Titles (CI) Ltd - Changed to Bought A Plot Limited in June 2016
Lochaber Highland Estates Limited (UK comapny No. SC232098 dissolved 17/10/2008 )
Quality Design (CI) Limited
Peter Bevis Trading as Quality Design
Highland Titles Ltd (Previously Lochaber Highland Estates (CI) Limited)
Tulloch Farm Ltd (SC231883) (previously known as Kerrow Properties Ltd.) (dissolved 17/05/2013)
Coastal Property Services Ltd (04441328)
Pdn Property Ltd (03301756)
Toac Ltd (SC313316 - Tulloch Outdoor Activities Centre)
Universal Check Services
Telephone Preference Register - changed to DP Services Limited (an Alderney Company)
D P Services Limited (Alderney)
Scottish Woodland Alliance (Feeder Site For Highland Titles, probably just another Bevis company)
Tulloch Outdoor Activity Centre Ltd (name changed to Highland Activities Ltd 02 Feb 11)
Highland Activities Ltd (SC311105)
Lochaber Country Club
Peptide Delivery Network Limited, PO Box 146, Tortola, British Virgin Islands
SAR Monitoring Services
SAR Leasing Ltd (name changed to Lochaber Highland Estates Limited)
Quexus Ltd (British Virgin Islands - Owns Tulloch Farm)
Tulloch Farm Enterprises Limited - Company Number: SC457446 - Incorporated 22/08/2013
Lochaber Giftware Limited - Company Number: SC457619 - Incorporated 27/08/2013
D P Services (UK) Limited - Company Number: 08662796 - Incorporated 27/08/2013
Emerald Heritage Limited - Company Number SC471768 - Incorporated 27/08/2013
Highland Titles Limited - Company Number SC493850 - Incorporated 22/12/2014
Uccle Limited - Seychelles International Business Company No. 94913
Highland Titles Ltd British Virgin Islands (seen on trademark application)
Wildcat Haven Enterprises CIC Douglas Wilson (son in law of Peter Bevis) director.
Little Landowners Ltd Company number 11477641 Douglas Wilson director & secretary
The Little Land Company Limited, registered in Guernsey Company number 64451- Polmear Lodge La Route de Sausmarez St Martin GUERNSEY GY4 6SG
Sanopay Limited Company number 10579361 Douglas Wilson director.
Dot Com Limited a company registered in Alderney number 1936.
Highland Titles OÜ registered in Estonia, number 14943194, manages HT website.
Highland Titles, PO Box 7059, Roybridge, PH31 4WA, Scotland.
Scottish Highlands - company number 69292 Guernsey. Now manages HT website. https://www.greg.gg/webCompSearchDetails.aspx?id=mQ8rpwiAzrk=&r=0&crn=
Glenacres Limited. Company Number:14864426
Rannoch Retreat Limited. Company number SC782866
Gifted OÜ registered in Estonia company number 14943194 used to be Highland Titles OÜ. Details here Is currently (10/11/2024) being used trading as Square Crows.
Town Calendar OÜ registered in Estonia company number 16961138. Details here.
The Telephone Preference Register company inferred it was a Government service where people could register to stop nuisance telephone calls, but was not an official Government website, and charged unsuspecting members of the public for something they can do themselves for free. The Advertising Standards Authority have already upheld a complaint about it. http://www.mirror.co.uk/opinion/money-opinion/p-s-investigates/fee-or-free-telephone-preference-opt-out-282769
I think that is enough for my first post, in this blog I'll continue to investigate and uncover the web of misinformation, deceit and outright lies these people spin in order to make massive profits.
The Telephone Preference Register company inferred it was a Government service where people could register to stop nuisance telephone calls, but was not an official Government website, and charged unsuspecting members of the public for something they can do themselves for free. The Advertising Standards Authority have already upheld a complaint about it. http://www.mirror.co.uk/opinion/money-opinion/p-s-investigates/fee-or-free-telephone-preference-opt-out-282769
I think that is enough for my first post, in this blog I'll continue to investigate and uncover the web of misinformation, deceit and outright lies these people spin in order to make massive profits.
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