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Tuesday 4 September 2012

Financorp Vector Ltd : Company Analysis:








Financorp Vector Limited

Web Site:        financorpuk.com

About the company from its site


Financorp Vector Limited is a financial institution that collects funds through simple and non-technical investment schemes and invests them in highly profitable ventures globally.”

Financorp Vector Limited works as a guarantor during company mergers and takeovers.”


Registered with Companies House UK and operational since 30th March 2011, Financorp Vector Limited is headquarter in United Kingdom and employs over 800 strong workforce at various offices across the globe.”


Company address:-
Financorp Vector Ltd, 1st Floor, Barclays House, Gatehouse Way, Aylesbury, Bucks
HP19 8DB
  0844 247 3709
  0158 279 1206
Customer Care: care@financorpuk.com


My personal opinion


The web site has been created on 21st of July, 2012 and whole site has been uploaded on 23rd of July, 2012. The company may be in operation for the past one year but no such details are authentically shown which can guide an investor about its strength as fund managers. In technical collaboration with other individual units, may have performed in the market. Off shore operations are discussed but no factual details are provided for the investor so that confidence is gained. Details provided regarding the respective company’s capability to act as a guarantor during the process of company mergers and takeovers is insufficient.


The Financorp Vector Limited is targeting people from the third world country having very little knowledge in the financial field. As mentioned above by the respective company about non-technical investment schemes, its detail is also inconclusive. This site has been developed only for ‘non-technical investment schemes’ which is a base fund collecting unit.


No doubt company’s office address is mentioned on its site but how does it help to a person sitting in Bangladesh or any third world country. All payments are through Liberty Reserve but most of the governmental institutions in these countries tax heavily on such transaction.


NOTE: This opinion is very personal in thought, it should not be quoted, propagated, understood or misunderstood as an ultimate doctrine regarding the above mentioned company.

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