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HSBC customers like Epsilon. Please feel free to send the following letter to the Financial Service Authority (FSA), or equivalent financial regulator, in your respective home countries. (Not you runaway)...

Dear Sir or Madam

HSBC and ‘TRNC’

I have been a customer of HSBC for many years (I can provide you with details of my accounts on request). As a law-abiding citizen, I expect financial institutions that I deal with to have full respect, wherever they operate, for legitimate laws and for the rights of human beings.

I was therefore surprised to learn that HSBC, which is under the consolidated supervision of the Financial Services Authority (the ‘FSA’), has a business presence in the self-styled ‘TRNC’ in the northern part of Cyprus.

Presumably the FSA and HSBC are both aware that the ‘TRNC’ area has been illegally invaded, occupied and settled by Turkey. The vast majority of the property in that area belongs to Cypriots displaced by Turkey, in violation of their human and property rights.

Under international law the ‘TRNC’ area remains the territory of the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the European Union. Moreover, as recently affirmed by the European Court of Justice and the English Court of Appeal in Apostolides v Orams [2010] EWCA Civ 9 (the ‘Orams case’), the judgments of the courts of the Republic of Cyprus over its entire territory, including the ‘TRNC’ area, are enforceable throughout the European Union.

Obviously, any high profile international organisation such as HSBC operating in the ‘TRNC’ is now particularly vulnerable to financially and reputationally damaging litigation if it has violated the laws of the Republic of Cyprus and the property or other rights of displaced Cypriots. Judgments obtained in a Republic of Cyprus court can be enforced against the organisation’s assets across the European Union.

I trust that the FSA, as part of its consolidated supervision, has taken steps to ensure that HSBC, in operating in the ‘TRNC’, (a) is in full compliance with the laws and regulations of the Republic of Cyprus, as the legitimate and internationally recognised local authority; (b) has not infringed the property or other rights of Cypriots displaced from the ‘TRNC’ area; and (c) has not provided banking facilities to those who have benefited from such infringement (which presumably would be tantamount to money laundering).

I look forward to hearing from you before deciding what further action to take.

Yours faithfully

How did you sign this one off? Cyprus Forum Members? which email did you use? Cyprus Forum Members? sure Admin should do something about this abuse of forum name.

He can just sign it from "Member of Cyprus Forum".!

Will that be more acceptable to you, because it would imply singular member, himself, but the context will still suggest Cyprus Forum members, therefore you cant win. But since there are more than one person who agrees with him sending letters as CF members, then him using the plural format as in "we" or "members", as in "Cyprus Forum members" would still be correct, therefore there’s nothing you or the Admin can do about it, so stop complaining over nothing.!

WHy is he using the Cyprus Forum Name at all and even giving the site address as if the whole forum is behind him, why doesnt he have the balls to use his own name?

[Malapapa]

No. I took advice and personal letters (implicit by the use of the personal pronoun 'I') to regulatory bodies are best sent by post rather than email.

You sign off Cyprus Forum Members in plural, this is misrespresentation of the whole forum therefore fraud.

No. I signed the letter off in my real name. I would advise all other CF members, who may wish to write similar letters to their country's FSA (or equivalent), to do the same if they want the matter taken seriously.

[YFred]

HSBC customers like Epsilon. Please feel free to send the following letter to the Financial Service Authority (FSA), or equivalent financial regulator, in your respective home countries. (Not you runaway)...

Dear Sir or Madam

HSBC and ‘TRNC’

I have been a customer of HSBC for many years (I can provide you with details of my accounts on request). As a law-abiding citizen, I expect financial institutions that I deal with to have full respect, wherever they operate, for legitimate laws and for the rights of human beings.

I was therefore surprised to learn that HSBC, which is under the consolidated supervision of the Financial Services Authority (the ‘FSA’), has a business presence in the self-styled ‘TRNC’ in the northern part of Cyprus.

Presumably the FSA and HSBC are both aware that the ‘TRNC’ area has been illegally invaded, occupied and settled by Turkey. The vast majority of the property in that area belongs to Cypriots displaced by Turkey, in violation of their human and property rights.

Under international law the ‘TRNC’ area remains the territory of the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the European Union. Moreover, as recently affirmed by the European Court of Justice and the English Court of Appeal in Apostolides v Orams [2010] EWCA Civ 9 (the ‘Orams case’), the judgments of the courts of the Republic of Cyprus over its entire territory, including the ‘TRNC’ area, are enforceable throughout the European Union.

Obviously, any high profile international organisation such as HSBC operating in the ‘TRNC’ is now particularly vulnerable to financially and reputationally damaging litigation if it has violated the laws of the Republic of Cyprus and the property or other rights of displaced Cypriots. Judgments obtained in a Republic of Cyprus court can be enforced against the organisation’s assets across the European Union.

I trust that the FSA, as part of its consolidated supervision, has taken steps to ensure that HSBC, in operating in the ‘TRNC’, (a) is in full compliance with the laws and regulations of the Republic of Cyprus, as the legitimate and internationally recognised local authority; (b) has not infringed the property or other rights of Cypriots displaced from the ‘TRNC’ area; and (c) has not provided banking facilities to those who have benefited from such infringement (which presumably would be tantamount to money laundering).

I look forward to hearing from you before deciding what further action to take.

Yours faithfully

How did you sign this one off? Cyprus Forum Members? which email did you use? Cyprus Forum Members? sure Admin should do something about this abuse of forum name.

He can just sign it from "Member of Cyprus Forum".!

Will that be more acceptable to you, because it would imply singular member, himself, but the context will still suggest Cyprus Forum members, therefore you cant win. But since there are more than one person who agrees with him sending letters as CF members, then him using the plural format as in "we" or "members", as in "Cyprus Forum members" would still be correct, therefore there’s nothing you or the Admin can do about it, so stop complaining over nothing.!

WHy is he using the Cyprus Forum names and even giving the site address as if the whole forum is behind him, why doesnt he have the balls to use his own name?

He is welcome to find out who agrees with him and use their names. Otherwise, it's not very honest is it? That is quite an interesting concept, fighting dishonesty with dishonest.

[Malapapa]

He is welcome to find out who agrees with him and use their names. Otherwise, it's not very honest is it? That is quite an interesting concept, fighting dishonesty with dishonest.

Thanks, YFred. Rest assured, I always take the time to exclude you.

[denizaksulu]

HSBC customers like Epsilon. Please feel free to send the following letter to the Financial Service Authority (FSA), or equivalent financial regulator, in your respective home countries. (Not you runaway)...

Dear Sir or Madam

HSBC and ‘TRNC’

I have been a customer of HSBC for many years (I can provide you with details of my accounts on request). As a law-abiding citizen, I expect financial institutions that I deal with to have full respect, wherever they operate, for legitimate laws and for the rights of human beings.

I was therefore surprised to learn that HSBC, which is under the consolidated supervision of the Financial Services Authority (the ‘FSA’), has a business presence in the self-styled ‘TRNC’ in the northern part of Cyprus.

Presumably the FSA and HSBC are both aware that the ‘TRNC’ area has been illegally invaded, occupied and settled by Turkey. The vast majority of the property in that area belongs to Cypriots displaced by Turkey, in violation of their human and property rights.

Under international law the ‘TRNC’ area remains the territory of the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the European Union. Moreover, as recently affirmed by the European Court of Justice and the English Court of Appeal in Apostolides v Orams [2010] EWCA Civ 9 (the ‘Orams case’), the judgments of the courts of the Republic of Cyprus over its entire territory, including the ‘TRNC’ area, are enforceable throughout the European Union.

Obviously, any high profile international organisation such as HSBC operating in the ‘TRNC’ is now particularly vulnerable to financially and reputationally damaging litigation if it has violated the laws of the Republic of Cyprus and the property or other rights of displaced Cypriots. Judgments obtained in a Republic of Cyprus court can be enforced against the organisation’s assets across the European Union.

I trust that the FSA, as part of its consolidated supervision, has taken steps to ensure that HSBC, in operating in the ‘TRNC’, (a) is in full compliance with the laws and regulations of the Republic of Cyprus, as the legitimate and internationally recognised local authority; (b) has not infringed the property or other rights of Cypriots displaced from the ‘TRNC’ area; and (c) has not provided banking facilities to those who have benefited from such infringement (which presumably would be tantamount to money laundering).

I look forward to hearing from you before deciding what further action to take.

Yours faithfully

How did you sign this one off? Cyprus Forum Members? which email did you use? Cyprus Forum Members? sure Admin should do something about this abuse of forum name.

He can just sign it from "Member of Cyprus Forum".!

Will that be more acceptable to you, because it would imply singular member, himself, but the context will still suggest Cyprus Forum members, therefore you cant win. But since there are more than one person who agrees with him sending letters as CF members, then him using the plural format as in "we" or "members", as in "Cyprus Forum members" would still be correct, therefore there’s nothing you or the Admin can do about it, so stop complaining over nothing.!

Its NOT over nothing. He has NO mandate from ALL forumers. This is a private crusade, he can gather his friends and carry on and good luck to him. He is behaving like a little despot. Keep on supporting him Kiks.

[Viewpoint]

No. I took advice and personal letters (implicit by the use of the personal pronoun 'I') to regulatory bodies are best sent by post rather than email.

You sign off Cyprus Forum Members in plural, this is misrespresentation of the whole forum therefore fraud.

No. I signed the letter off in my real name. I would advise all other CF members, who may wish to write similar letters to their country's FSA (or equivalent), to do the same if they want the matter taken seriously.

You are lieing.

[YFred]

HSBC customers like Epsilon. Please feel free to send the following letter to the Financial Service Authority (FSA), or equivalent financial regulator, in your respective home countries. (Not you runaway)...

Dear Sir or Madam

HSBC and ‘TRNC’

I have been a customer of HSBC for many years (I can provide you with details of my accounts on request). As a law-abiding citizen, I expect financial institutions that I deal with to have full respect, wherever they operate, for legitimate laws and for the rights of human beings.

I was therefore surprised to learn that HSBC, which is under the consolidated supervision of the Financial Services Authority (the ‘FSA’), has a business presence in the self-styled ‘TRNC’ in the northern part of Cyprus.

Presumably the FSA and HSBC are both aware that the ‘TRNC’ area has been illegally invaded, occupied and settled by Turkey. The vast majority of the property in that area belongs to Cypriots displaced by Turkey, in violation of their human and property rights.

Under international law the ‘TRNC’ area remains the territory of the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the European Union. Moreover, as recently affirmed by the European Court of Justice and the English Court of Appeal in Apostolides v Orams [2010] EWCA Civ 9 (the ‘Orams case’), the judgments of the courts of the Republic of Cyprus over its entire territory, including the ‘TRNC’ area, are enforceable throughout the European Union.

Obviously, any high profile international organisation such as HSBC operating in the ‘TRNC’ is now particularly vulnerable to financially and reputationally damaging litigation if it has violated the laws of the Republic of Cyprus and the property or other rights of displaced Cypriots. Judgments obtained in a Republic of Cyprus court can be enforced against the organisation’s assets across the European Union.

I trust that the FSA, as part of its consolidated supervision, has taken steps to ensure that HSBC, in operating in the ‘TRNC’, (a) is in full compliance with the laws and regulations of the Republic of Cyprus, as the legitimate and internationally recognised local authority; (b) has not infringed the property or other rights of Cypriots displaced from the ‘TRNC’ area; and (c) has not provided banking facilities to those who have benefited from such infringement (which presumably would be tantamount to money laundering).

I look forward to hearing from you before deciding what further action to take.

Yours faithfully

How did you sign this one off? Cyprus Forum Members? which email did you use? Cyprus Forum Members? sure Admin should do something about this abuse of forum name.

He can just sign it from "Member of Cyprus Forum".!

Will that be more acceptable to you, because it would imply singular member, himself, but the context will still suggest Cyprus Forum members, therefore you cant win. But since there are more than one person who agrees with him sending letters as CF members, then him using the plural format as in "we" or "members", as in "Cyprus Forum members" would still be correct, therefore there’s nothing you or the Admin can do about it, so stop complaining over nothing.!

Its NOT over nothing. He has NO mandate from ALL forumers. This is a private crusade, he can gather his friends and carry on and good luck to him. He is behaving like a little despot. Keep on supporting him Kiks.

The reason why is because he would support the devil so long it says it support true democracy. So really Despots are small potatoes compared to the devil - the Archbishop of Kypros.

[Viewpoint]

No. I took advice and personal letters (implicit by the use of the personal pronoun 'I') to regulatory bodies are best sent by post rather than email.

You sign off Cyprus Forum Members in plural, this is misrespresentation of the whole forum therefore fraud.

No. I signed the letter off in my real name. I would advise all other CF members, who may wish to write similar letters to their country's FSA (or equivalent), to do the same if they want the matter taken seriously.

Liar.

[Gasman]

Palio HSBC is the Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation!

[Malapapa]

No. I took advice and personal letters (implicit by the use of the personal pronoun 'I') to regulatory bodies are best sent by post rather than email.

You sign off Cyprus Forum Members in plural, this is misrespresentation of the whole forum therefore fraud.

No. I signed the letter off in my real name. I would advise all other CF members, who may wish to write similar letters to their country's FSA (or equivalent), to do the same if they want the matter taken seriously.

You are lieing.

Why would I lie about something as serious as this? It is vitally important that we get the Financial Services Authorities of various countries to investigate HSBC. These authorities have the statutory power to investigate, intervene and fine financial institutions for not acting in accordance with strict regulations. But for this to happen, any request for any such investigation must come from a named individual.