Sage International FZE appears to still exist as a UAE company, its address being given as the 14th floor of a Dubai hi-rise office block. The judge said “a number of points … have driven me to the conclusion that Ms Bromige was not a witness of truth rather, she is an accomplished purveyor of untruths.” Bromige was referred to extensively in Mr Justice Jay’s judgement as Peter Sage’s “ de facto step mother” and as the one “pulling the financial strings” behind Sage International, yet another of Peter’s businesses.
This domain is registered to one Jill Bromige, who gave her address as being in the Autonomous Community of Murcia in Spain. Upon clicking the link to “learn more”, The Register was taken to a website with the address reinventyourself.io. While registered in 2012, the account now only displays tweets going back to November 2016.Ī similar venture is the Sage Business School, billed as “Peter’s flagship event” on his website homepage. Sage’s Twitter account, is also being emptied of content. In his January judgement Mr Justice Jay noted: “By November 2015 Mr Sage knew that his MBS venture was going to be successful.” The page for this on his website still exists but has been emptied of content. One of Peter Sage’s many other business ventures was his Millionaire Business School. SST did not file any accounts during its two year existence and was compulsorily struck off by Companies House in April 2014. After six months he handed his sole directorship of the firm to one John Paul Collins of Scotland. SST was incorporated in August 2012 with Sage as its sole director. It existed as a Dubai company whose shares were held by a UK entity, Space Solar Technologies Ltd (SST). Peter Sage claimed to have handed Space Energy, the company at the centre of the $17.5m fraud allegation, "to the United Nations". The video of the public statement was deleted over the weekend without explanation. Sage’s website continues to advertise his Sage Business School, Masters Circle and Elite Mentorship Forum. "What happens with the London SBS in March that I have paid for? I haven't seen any video or written statement about this!" complained another customer over the weekend. It appears that your Programme Advisor, who should be involved in the refund process is unavailable until Monday." Naker then promised to put the customer in direct contact with Jangda. Thank you." The customer then posted what appeared to be the text of an email from Sage's representatives, which said: "Dear Vanessa. Naker said: "You were emailed 1 hour ago. The latter post received a curt reply from one Noorah Naker, who appeared to be handling Facebook customer enquiries on behalf of Sage. “A ticket was booked from South Africa for the March event which will have to be moved to November, but based on the 9/18 months time frame, are the November dates fixed yet? If not when will they be decided?” asked one viewer.Īnother later posted in the Facebook group: “I’m interested to know why money was taken for a course if March 17 when this was clearly an issue for a number of years.”
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Some of the people watching the stream had asked about refunds for courses they had paid for, including one scheduled for March – the same month as the full High Court hearing into the case brought by HPE will be heard. We’re not selling it, that wouldn’t be responsible.” Where’s our refunds? He added: “We’re not sure about the SBS in November.
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“From my standpoint right now, what I’ve seen from Peter is he’s been good to my team, my agency, he’s always treated us well and taken a personal interest in every member of the team,” Cook said on the livestream, as he pledged to run a free seminar for Sage’s former customers left in the lurch by his committal to prison: “I’m going to be damned sure you guys get value even if I have to figure it out myself.
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