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Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators – The Guardian

The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

  • Sign up for Guardian Australias free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup

The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, M…

Read the full article at: https://www.theguardian.com/business/article/2024/jul/10/booktopia-will-not-fill-orders-and-may-not-issue-refunds-say-administrators

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 17, 2024

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, M…

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Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators – The Guardian

The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, M…

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Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators – The Guardian

The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

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This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, M…

Read the full article at: https://www.theguardian.com/business/article/2024/jul/10/booktopia-will-not-fill-orders-and-may-not-issue-refunds-say-administrators

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Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators – The Guardian

The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

  • Sign up for Guardian Australias free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup

The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, M…

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Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators – The Guardian

The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

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Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators – The Guardian

The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

  • Sign up for Guardian Australias free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup

The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, M…

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Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators – The Guardian

The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

  • Sign up for Guardian Australias free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup

The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, M…

Read the full article at: https://www.theguardian.com/business/article/2024/jul/10/booktopia-will-not-fill-orders-and-may-not-issue-refunds-say-administrators

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

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The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, M…

Read the full article at: https://www.theguardian.com/business/article/2024/jul/10/booktopia-will-not-fill-orders-and-may-not-issue-refunds-say-administrators

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Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators – The Guardian

The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

  • Sign up for Guardian Australias free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup

The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, M…

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

  • Sign up for Guardian Australias free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup

The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, M…

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Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators – The Guardian

The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

  • Sign up for Guardian Australias free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup

The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, M…

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Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators – The Guardian

The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

  • Sign up for Guardian Australias free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup

The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, M…

Read the full article at: https://www.theguardian.com/business/article/2024/jul/10/booktopia-will-not-fill-orders-and-may-not-issue-refunds-say-administrators

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators – The Guardian

The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

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It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators – The Guardian

The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, Maki…

Read the full article at: https://www.theguardian.com/business/article/2024/jul/10/booktopia-will-not-fill-orders-and-may-not-issue-refunds-say-administrators

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 11, 2024

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Booktopia will not fill orders and may not issue refunds, say administrators – The Guardian

The administrators handling the collapse of Booktopia have announced that orders placed with Australias largest online bookseller will not be filled and there may be no refunds either.

It means out of pocket customers who placed orders prior to the company entering voluntary administration have now become, in effect, unsecured creditors which voids store credits and gift cards too.

This week all trading ceased on the Booktopia site, with administrator Damien Pasfield from McGrathNicol Restructuring informing customers they must lodge a proof of debt form to make a claim.

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The Booktopia Group and its associated entities Booktopia, Maki…

Read the full article at: https://www.theguardian.com/business/article/2024/jul/10/booktopia-will-not-fill-orders-and-may-not-issue-refunds-say-administrators

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 10, 2024

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