Receivers put Dick Smith customer databases up for sale – but is that kosher?
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The same receiver who refused to honour gift cards, laybys or some extended warranties is now looking to make a quick buck from selling customer contacts.
Having failed to sell Dick Smith as a going concern, Ferrier Hodgson is now trying to sell the retailer’s customer databases. Offers have been
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Receivers put Dick Smith customer databases up for sale – but is that kosher?
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