So here we are finally the individuals who have scammed, conned and quite clearly ripped off people have and will get their day in court. Courtesy of the Daily Echo story (Below) we now know they are due back in court later this year and again next spring. Good luck guys, maybe use the money you have earned by ripping people off to pay your barrister fees. Just a thought.
Anyway I hope all you readers out there enjoy the read and we look forward to the outcome which will hopefully eb one where they will be able to cosy up with their prison mates in the future.
So here's the Southern Daily Echo Story........
A NOTORIOUS car dealer has admitted defrauding customers when selling them used vehicles.
Stan Rudgley pleaded guilty to five charges of making “dishonest representations and sales practices” in relations to five companies including Woolston Car Supermarket in Southampton.
It comes after a Daily Echo investigation found that scores of people had paid thousands of pounds to buy used cars from him, tried to return them and were never refunded.
When customers did buy cars he failed to deliver them, and also failed to refund cash on returned vehicles.
Rudgley also told customers that the car they were buying had a valid warranty when it didn’t.
Warren, 34, from Lower Derby Road, Portsmouth, pleaded not guilty to one charge between October 27, 2014, and July 4, 2015, at Deltaflag Ltd.
All four were released pending a pre-trial hearing on Friday, October 14, with a trial due in the spring of next year.
Burbage must report to his nearest police station three times a week .
Rudgley was ordered to comply with the probation service in order to provide a pre-sentence report before he is sentenced at the conclusion of a trial.
Ordering all four defendants to stand up, the judge Recorder Alistair Malcolm QC told them when they would next appear in court.
Speaking to Rudgley he said: “The fact that I’m putting the case back for a pre-sentence report is no indication that you won’t eventually get a prison sentence.”
At Southampton Crown Court the 32-year old admitted a string of offences under each of the five charges which took place over a three-year period from July 2013 to March 2016.
These include advertising vehicles on Ebay or in Autotrader with fake mileages and reducing the mileage on vehicle odometers.
He also admitted using forged documents and failing to provide correct information about the roadworthiness of vehicles.
When customers did buy cars he failed to deliver them, and also failed to refund cash on returned vehicles.
Rudgley also told customers that the car they were buying had a valid warranty when it didn’t.
The charges each relate to separate times during a three-year period when Rudgley worked for five different company names:
- Hampshire Vehicle Sales Limited (T/A Woolston Car Supermarket)
- Woolston Car Supermarket Limited
- Service 4 Life Limited
- Deltaflag Limited
- Swift Bird Ltd
In a 30-minute hearing, Rudgley, of Coopers Close, West End, was joined by co-defendants Richard Burbage, Darryl Warren and Ryan Overton.
Burbage, from Curdridge Lane, Curdridge, wore a dark blue suit and yellow tie, to deny all five charges, the same as those admitted by Rudgley.
Overton, 22, from St Peter’s Close, Curdridge, pleaded not guilty to two charges taking place between July 1, 2013, and September 16, 2013, at Hampshire Vehicle Sales Limited (T/A Woolston Car Supermarket) and September 17, 2013, and December 31, 2013, at Woolston Car Supermarket Limited.
Warren, 34, from Lower Derby Road, Portsmouth, pleaded not guilty to one charge between October 27, 2014, and July 4, 2015, at Deltaflag Ltd.
Burbage must report to his nearest police station three times a week .
Rudgley was ordered to comply with the probation service in order to provide a pre-sentence report before he is sentenced at the conclusion of a trial.
Ordering all four defendants to stand up, the judge Recorder Alistair Malcolm QC told them when they would next appear in court.
Speaking to Rudgley he said: “The fact that I’m putting the case back for a pre-sentence report is no indication that you won’t eventually get a prison sentence.”
16 comments:
Burbages wife now owns 'Lash Brow and Beauty Lounge' in Campbell way, Fair Oak, Hampshire tel no. 07787600540
Stan Rudgley also T/A aka 'James Castle' at Yapton Lane Motor Company' but this does not appear under the listings - I do hope that they are aware of this!!
Has anyone heard of a psuedonym used by Rudgley - Christian Guduta?
He's ripped us off to the tune of £500!!!
Are Burbage and Rudgely still selling cars? There are often cars for sale parked in St James Church car park, they have sold from there in the past.
I cant wait to see them put away. Maybe the court needs to do a deal with the Australian legal system to see how much they want to add to any prison sentence Burbage gets!
They are now operating under the Company - Imperial Services Retail Ltd in the Victory Business Centre, Portsmouth. Distributing vacuum cleaners!
Are they going to bring up all the fraud committed in Australia at the trials ???? Google that one !!
Are they going to look at all the people ripped off in Australia 🇦🇺
Well, after having a car seized by police and being evicted from the Victory Business Centre they are likely to be found at Stage 2 Business Centre, Dundas Lane, Portsmouth as Imperial Services Retail Ltd.
I hope you will all be pleased to know that I have just had confirmed the court case against these bastards is set for the 18th of April at Salisbury crown court
The court case for these C---- is starting on the 18th of April 2017 in Salisbury crown court
Wankers ripped me off 4000 .they will one day do it to the wrong people.
These twats are monkeys but till ripped me of 4000 .they day will come soon people
The jury is current determining Burbage's fate. Let's all hope they see him for what he is and he goes away for years.
As Burbage did not respond to Worrell's request to appear, he 'has no money', they 'couldn't find him', the Australian authorities are no longer pursuing Burbage. He got away with all the money and won't spend a day in jail for what he did in Australia.
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