309A Notification of Details of a Charge

a 'charge' over a company's assets is a bit like a mortgage. It basically makes a specific creditor a secured creditor, meaning they get first bite at the companies assets if the worst happens.

It's not uncommon for major suppliers or lenders to require this as a matter of course and its presence doesn't necessarily mean a company is in financial difficulty. However, it's also one of the first things a trade creditor who is owed money would be asking for as a condition of continued supply if they did feel their customer was in difficulty.

Judging from the story you just posted I think you should *REALLY* press your creditor to pay you now, before it's too late. Basically it's already too late.

Basically I think you have been ( or are about to be ) scammed. It's a common trick , a pyramid game or ponzi scheme in which investments into the company are used to pay current credits into the company. As long as money keeps coming into the company, every creditor gets paid. When the money stops, the bottom ponzischemers get screwed. The 'Charge' has probably been made by a company owned by the girlfriend of your scammer in order to get the last bit of money out of the company, since she will have top priority now on assets of the company. They will already be offloading assets now and soon declare bankruptcy.

Well.. that's my opinion anyway. Tip : Get your money before it's gone.