Dave Ames, Chairman of Harlequin

A recent article carried in the echo-news.co.uk paints an unflattering picture of Chairman David Ames Harlequin Group and his quest to build luxury resorts in the Caribbean and Brazil. The report claims to have identified 6000 investors who have decided to ask for their money back. In nearby St. Vincent some investors have joined contractors and suppliers to take court action against Harlequin’s Buccament Bay Resort reported to be its flagship property.

BU placed Harlequin on watch – Harlequin WATCH – in an earlier blog in May 2012 and if we are to believe this recent report this is a company which continues to anger investors. The good thing for Barbadians is that our authorities have no excuse not to be on high alert regarding Harlequin and its Barbados investments.

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  1. Why are these deep pockets allowed to enter our shores despite ….


  2. Good question David. Hopefully the answer to this will be one that is above board. The mind boggles.


  3. @Rosemary

    When you see certain people getting contracts to “invest” and we prostituting ourselves in the process, the question then becomes why and the answer becomes so obvious.


  4. @ David

    Question — “Why are these deep pockets allowed to enter our shores despite ….”

    Answer — Political GRAFT!


  5. Understanding Harlequin, interview with Dave Ames:

    http://www.breakingtravelnews.com/videos/video/interview-dave-ames-chairman-harlequin-hotels-resorts/

    In the video Ames promised that Merricks would be done by end of 2011.


  6. Should expect the government to make an announcement given the problems which continue to follow Halequin?


  7. There must be enough information in the public place for local authorities to act on the principals driving Merricks?

    http://harlequin.propertiesabroad.com/harlequinhotel.php

  8. Charly Rodriquez Avatar
    Charly Rodriquez

    What law office is pursuing or initiating the Class action suit against Harlequin resort Hotels properties for investors of Buccament bay?


  9. To whom it may concern…
    We have organised 2 meetings next week (the 9th and the 10th of April) in London to help the investors with the Harlequin.
    The QC, a top UK lawyer ( with a track record in Civil Fraud) as well as a top[ insolvency practitioner will be present at the meeting to give individual advice and guidance to each client’s case.
    The initial meeting is free of charge and if you decide to stay with us the cost will be kept to a minimum. If you can’t attend our meeting we can still represent you.

    Contact us:
    Email: cpcholding@europe.com
    Tel: 0191 386 2487

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