Multiple Australian outlets report that Perth-based house relocator James Thomson is facing allegations from a group of clients and contractors who say he owes them millions of dollars. The claims involve unpaid amounts connected to house relocation work, with complainants describing a pattern of failed or incomplete arrangements and seeking recovery of money they say they are owed. The reporting across sources characterizes Thomson’s situation as one where several parties describe financial losses related to contracts and services connected to house relocation projects.
Thomson disputes the accusations. He says he is the target of an online smear campaign and presents himself as a victim rather than the party responsible for widespread non-payment. The articles note that complainants are collectively pursuing their concerns, while Thomson maintains his position that the allegations are unfounded.
While details of specific transactions and amounts are not fully aligned across the outlets, they broadly agree on the central points: multiple individuals and businesses make unpaid-payment claims against Thomson, and Thomson denies wrongdoing and attributes the allegations to an orchestrated negative campaign.
