Nothing new, i know of a few alarm companies who have done it over the years, keep all the contracts but get rid of all the debt. They normally get a nice new fleet of vans and equipment just before hand.

It was definitely planned.

I was told what was gonna happen several weeks before they made it formal.

My info came from outside UK.

I remember seeing catalogues coming out branded as 'a data' a few months ago, and at the warehouse there was a load of kit coming into there branded 'a data'.

Only order from there when we forget to order bits from Norbain (as LJD is close to us), and last time I ordered they had to transfer my account details over to the new system. No other communications at all from them about a company name change / going bust etc.

Seems although they are better at sending catalogues out though - ive had 2 at the office in about 3 weeks.

same here 3 catalogues in 2 weeks .......... does for shreding down for packaging

hum I think adata has been a name for a wile as they used to get alot of bad words said in my old office so much so thay cut profit margen and brought eneo dvrs worked out cheeper as i wasent swaping that meny dvrs out any more just another cut & run

Edited March 3, 200917 yr by y-i-out-of-bed

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Edited March 7, 200917 yr by AlarmGuard

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With those figures, they must have been paying their taxes on time until they stopped trading. Usually when a company has problems the tax payments are the first thing to suffer.

Could probably afford to.

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