Juell Waybudur Rahman is a fraudster. He preys on vulnerable women. He cleverly took me into his confidence and told me he owned various companies and was due a Vat repayment of £1.8 million. He said he had a little cash flow problem and I foolishly lent him £25, 000.00 which he promised to repay but never did. I got him to sign a Deed at my solicitors but he still never repaid me. I have since made some further enquiries about this character to reveal some startling facts: Juell Waybudur Rahman was convicted of fraud at The City of London Magistrates Court around November 12, 2009, to which he pleaded guilty in relation to a false telephone invoice he gave to Customs and Excise when applying for a £12, 682 Vat repayment. He also pleaded guilty to further charges of making a false representation, producing a false sales invoice, a false list, a false online invoice and a false credit card statement in support of the bogus repayment. He was prosecuted by the Central Fraud Group and was sentenced to 12 months community service. He also has a county court judgement against him: Case No 5XA 05917 for £10, 398.00 unsatisfied WARNING TO ALL WOMEN: Rahman has a Facebook account with only women as contacts. ... and there are around 700 of them. He also has another Facebook account which is new ... but no picture and has around 2-300 women as contacts. This liar currently works for Carlysle Energy Group Ltd, 4 Houghton Sq, SW9 9AN. The company’s website: www.alexandercarlysle.com He is also involved with letterboxchocolates.com, hennapens.com. His address: 125 Whitton Rd, Twickenham, TW1 1DF
Sounds like a disgruntled ex who has turned bitter, I am sure that there may be another side to this story.
I am the owner of www.letterboxchocs.com and Juell knew my sister-in-law who introduced him to our products. He registered the domain letterboxchocolate.com and started trading under that name, selling our products. We were not pleased to hear the closeness of the domain name to our own, and so Juell agreed to pass the ownership of this domain name to us. We agreed to allow it to continue to trade, knowing that we had ultimate control (i.e. switch it off if things got strange). Suffice to say that things did get strange, and the site is no longer operational, and that George F is not a disgruntled ex who has turned bitter and that there is a lot of truth in what has been said.