Is there any concrete progress on this yet?
This back-and-forth inquiry with your staff has gone on since January.
We're fast approaching April and former Sirius staff does not want to be left aside as "April's fools".
The company is rapidly losing clients and may soon have key evidence in its shredders. Please progress this ASAP, even if there are not many of us and Sirius is not a large company.
We need action, not merely acknowledgements.
"How long will it take for pension providers to take action? Will they wait until the company goes bankrupt?"One of the pension providers has not yet delivered what it promised it would send. The other has been mostly sitting on it for 3 weeks already. So what's going on? Is this how Britain's pension industry deals with fraud?
Sirius, the company, is 'in hiding' and it is losing customers (we kept noting escalation would follow for failure to provide a real address; it seems possible they not only squandered many people's pensions but went even further). How long will it take for pension providers to take action? Will they wait until the company goes bankrupt? It might be too late by then. At a later stage we'll explain why such delays can implicate the pension providers, making them partly accountable/complicit.
Sirius wasn't always this rogue. Those pension providers too used to be more trustworthy, even putting their logos on athletes' uniform to earn some trust (as if football is a badge of integrity). At one point Sirius had its logo on the jerseys of a young people's football team (photo above), but that was a very long time ago. Nowadays it seems like the CEO of Sirius can barely even afford a shirt. Last time he held a company meeting he was wearing a rib shirt. No kidding. ⬆