Blomfield encouraged former All Black's missed property punt
Mark 'Sharky' Robinson, who denies he is bankrupt, invested in seven lots of a failed lifestyle property development "purely on the basis" of what Matt Blomfield told him.
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The former All Black halfback Mark “Sharky” Robinson, who recently denied he is bankrupt, put $70,000 into a failed lifestyle property development after former Hell Pizza franchisee Matt Blomfield encouraged him to “buy into it.”
NBR ONLINE has reported a Mark Darren Robinson, born in 1975, was in
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Hamish McNicol
Thu, 30 Apr 2015
Thu, 30 Apr 2015
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Blomfield encouraged former All Black's missed property punt
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