This was published 8 years ago
The Bunnings bandit
Tony was left to foot a monstrous bill from Bunnings after a former employee stole his cards, and our campaign to get him a fair go continues.
Statement from Michael Schneider, Bunnings Group Managing Director
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In previous written correspondence Tony had asked us not to contact him but we would absolutely welcome the opportunity to chat with him again and resolve this situation.
At no time has Bunnings ever threatened Mr Stengel’s home.
A caveat is only lodged as an absolute last resort and is a common clause used by most suppliers in the building and associated industries. A caveat only provides the creditor with a registered interest should the property be sold - it does not give the credit provider the ability to sell the property (only the owner or mortgage holder can do that).
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