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Creditors search for Euro-Freight boss
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by Miles Brignall
auliers across Europe are tryg to establish the wherebouts of the owner of orsham, Wilts-based freightwwarder [urn-Freight to ask im why they have not been aid.
Jimmy Biggins has so far ieen impossible to find, leaving everal hauliers around Europe Mh large bills outstanding.
;errnan haulier Nicholas iammerer says he is owed bout £40,000 after moving nore than 50 loads for EuroTreight in Just one month;
Spanish haulier Inextrans says it is owed more than num
"We worked for him for over one year and at first we were being paid," says a spokeswoman for Inextrans. "Then suddenly the payments stopped and despite the promises that we would be paid, nothing. Although I did speak to him at another firm, I now have no idea where he is—it is very worrying for us.'' The phone to Euro-Freight's base has been disconnected and Biggins' former business contacts are saying they have no idea where he is.
Biggins previously ran another freight forwarding business, Euro-Forwarding, from the same address in Corsham. This collapsed in 1998 owing several hauliers thousands of pounds.
At the time Biggins told CM that he was "simply employed as a traffic clerk by Euro-Freight in Corsham" even though he was listed as the firm's director at Companies House.
All attempts to contact Biggins by CM have drawn a blank.