This site is a public-interest source register and affected-party evidence hub. It brings together public Companies House records, archived websites, Wayback Machine records, public social posts, known fraud/police references, civil/commercial evidence categories and reporting routes concerning Zara Shepherd, also appearing in Companies House records as Zara Louise Shepherd, and David Shepherd.
Important notice: This is not a court finding, conviction record or legal advice. It is a public-source register, evidence index and request for affected parties to come forward through secure and official reporting routes.
Name handling: references to Zara Shepherd and Zara Louise Shepherd are treated on this site as references to the same person where supported by the relevant public source. Companies House sections use the register name where applicable. This evidence hub also concerns David Shepherd.
The homepage is the front door to the register. Use this summary to understand the situation before opening the detailed pages.
This evidence hub concerns Zara Shepherd, also appearing in Companies House records as Zara Louise Shepherd, and David Shepherd.
The evidence trail includes allegations and concerns around breach of contract, multiple NDAs, confidential business information, CRM/client/supplier exposure, alleged use of trade secrets and commercial know-how, client and opportunity diversion, copied or adapted platform materials, payment-sector overlap, reported Euronet employment/expenses-fraud/damages issues requiring verification, disputed VAT/invoicing issues, data-protection concerns, civil/commercial breaches, misrepresentation concerns and wider conduct evidence.
This is not limited to one organisation. The source trail includes Play Fund Win, Euronet-related references, GB TaxFree-related public employment history, SkyBlue Exports-related records, payment-sector and merchant-services organisations, luxury/VAT/export-shopping activity, hospitality and local business exposure, Companies House records, shareholder/PSC records, charge records, archived websites and regional supplier/client networks.
If you believe you or your organisation may hold relevant evidence, use the reporting guide or submit evidence securely. Do not publish private data publicly.
This section explains the case themes in plain English. It uses careful “alleged” wording because the site is an evidence register and affected-party request, not a court finding.
Important framing: the concern is broader than copied website terms. The evidence register is intended to help preserve and organise material relating to alleged client diversion, trade-secret misuse, confidential-data exposure, payment-sector overlap, disputed invoicing/VAT issues, commercial damage, brand harm and potential impact across multiple organisations.
Evidence categories include alleged access to or misuse of CRM data, client lists, supplier contacts, prospect information, internal correspondence, commercial contacts and confidential business records across Play Fund Win, Euronet-related references and wider affected organisations.
The register covers allegations concerning trade secrets, operating know-how, pricing, strategy, business methods, partner relationships, introductions, pipeline opportunities, stolen or copied assets, and diverted clients or commercial relationships.
Copied or adapted terms are one part of the evidence trail, but the wider concern includes product mechanics, host/draw models, fundraising workflows, subscription wording, free-entry routes and commercial implementation.
The source trail includes Euronet-related references, full-time employment context, Shepherd Solutions / DZ Ventures T/A Shepherd Solutions Limited, Paymentplus, Verofy/PayFacLite, Elavon and wider payment/merchant-services context.
The register indexes disputed VAT/invoicing concerns, Companies House filings, shareholder/PSC records, charge records, contract/NDA issues, breach of confidence, database rights, IP, UK GDPR and possible commercial remedies.
The site is designed to centralise evidence of alleged damage, disruption, brand harm, client/supplier confusion, operational burden, regulatory risk and commercial loss across more than one organisation.
This section links repeated evidence themes across employment, consultancy, contracts, NDAs, payment-sector activity, fundraising-platform activity and company records.
The public-source trail and private evidence categories indicate a wider pattern that should be reviewed as a linked sequence rather than isolated events. The register now separates three major lanes: Euronet/payment-sector employment and competitor overlap, Play Fund Win contract/NDA and Raise Your Game formation, and GB TaxFree / SkyBlue Exports / luxury-VAT relationship history.
Public sources place Zara Shepherd in an Euronet Merchant Services sales/partnership context. The evidence register also links DZ Ventures T/A Shepherd Solutions Limited, Shepherd Solutions, Paymentplus, Verofy/PayFacLite and Elavon into the payment-sector / merchant-services review lane.
Status: the reported Euronet tribunal, breach-of-contract, expenses-fraud and damages lane is treated as private evidence requiring documentary verification.
Reported private evidence states Zara Shepherd and David Shepherd had contract/NDA obligations connected to Play Fund Win. After the September 2024 contract period, Raise Your Game Ltd was incorporated in October 2024 and is now included for review across client diversion, copied/adapted content, trade secrets, confidential assets and fundraising-platform know-how.
Status: Play Fund Win evidence is treated as private contract/NDA and affected-party evidence, supported by public Companies House and website source links for Raise Your Game Ltd.
Public-profile/source material records a GB TaxFree employment history, while SkyBlue Exports has public company and web archive records in the luxury/VAT/export-shopping lane. This is included because the reported pattern involves possible reuse of processes, relationships, data, clients or know-how across adjacent businesses.
Status: this is a source and pattern-review lane. Specific claims of copied data, clients or processes should be supported by preserved documents, screenshots, contracts, NDAs, witness evidence or official records.
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Check whether emails, invoices, CRM records, payment records, contracts, NDAs or supplier/client records may be relevant.
Useful for: local businesses, suppliers, hospitality operators.Find the correct official route for fraud, cyber, tax/VAT, payment-sector, data-protection, venue or driving-safety concerns.
Useful for: witnesses, staff, venues, affected individuals.Review the Euronet, Paymentplus, Verofy/PayFacLite, Elavon, U.S. Bank Europe DAC and Shepherd Solutions evidence lane.
Useful for: payment firms, advisers, investigators.Use the source register, timeline, Wayback archive, Companies House links and visual evidence archive.
Useful for: journalists, researchers, investigators.Review civil/commercial routes including contract, NDA, confidence, IP, database rights and UK GDPR issues.
Useful for: lawyers, insurers, advisers, employers.Review shareholders, PSCs, officers, filings, charges, MR01 records and appointment links.
Useful for: corporate reviewers, solicitors, investigators.These are the main evidence categories now organised across the site.
NFRC250307212705 and NFRC250507354275 are recorded as separate known formal references.
Open case referencesRaise Your Game Ltd, DZ Ventures T/A Shepherd Solutions Limited, David & Zara Shepherd Ltd and Sky Blue Exports Ltd.
Open ownership recordsWayback Machine records for The Shepherd Collective, Shepherd Solutions and SkyBlue Exports, preserving historic website evidence where live sites change or become unavailable.
Open web archive pageEuronet, Paymentplus, Verofy/PayFacLite, Elavon, U.S. Bank Europe DAC and Shepherd Solutions.
Open relationship mapBreach of contract, NDAs, breach of confidence, trade secrets, client/opportunity diversion, copied/adapted materials, database rights, UK GDPR and IP.
Open civil/commercial routesJust under 50 potentially exposed organisations across Stamford, Peterborough, Rutland, Huntingdon and wider hospitality/local business networks.
Open regional exposureEvery page is designed to stand alone, but these links are the fastest way into the evidence register.
Public links, official records, archive links and source IDs.
Chronology with date certainty, tags, filters and reference IDs.
Screenshots, public visual records and archive context.
Shareholders, PSCs, officers and confirmation statement links.
Officer appointments, filing history, charges and MR01 records.
Plain-English explanations of the claim categories referenced.
Report Fraud, police, Crimestoppers, HMRC, FCA, ICO and Companies House.
What to send securely and what not to publish publicly.
Archived website records for key public website trails.
Search by person, organisation, reference number, location, evidence type, reporting route or claim category.
Recent additions help users understand the developing source trail.
Civil/commercial, relationship map and payment-sector pages have been rebuilt so older pages now connect clearly to the evidence bundle, VAT trail, company records, conduct evidence, public screenshots, source register and reporting routes.
Open strengthened relationship mapDavid Shepherd’s LinkedIn profile screenshot showing Raise Your Game Limited and a Peterborough Telegraph public court-results item have been added to the source register, visual evidence, timeline and quick answers.
Open David LinkedIn sourceZara L. Shepherd LinkedIn screenshot, Euronet marker, EuroRefund, Tax Free Worldwide, Premier Tax Free, Planet Payment, Planet and GB TaxFree are now mapped as a context-only VAT refund source trail.
Open VAT refund source trailThe Raise Your Game / Macclesfield context now includes The Maxonian article summarising Robert Smethurst’s Facebook Live broadcast and Macclesfield FC statement context.
Open Maxonian source leadUploaded private PDFs have been converted into a public-safe evidence index covering PFW NDAs, CRM/OneDrive access, Raise Your Game outreach, Euronet/SkyBlue/VAT issues, PII, driving-course concerns and cross-company template reuse.
Open evidence bundle summaryThe conduct page now records reported hospitality/video/witness evidence, reported abusive or discriminatory conduct allegations, reported Manchester United hospitality context and reported driving-course / penalty-points concern while keeping raw private material off the public website.
Open conduct evidence lanePaymentplus, Verofy, PayFacLite, Elavon and Euronet now have a dedicated reference page separating brand names, trading names, Companies House records, branch records and official website links.
Open payment-sector entity detailsSeparates sensitive hospitality, witness, video and driving-course allegations into a private evidence lane requiring verification and careful redaction.
Open conduct evidence handlingIncludes Companies House filing-history screenshot, shareholder screenshot, Robert Smethurst appointment links, Macclesfield FC news source lead and plain-English coercive control explanation.
Open Raise Your Game / Macclesfield contextIncludes uploaded screenshot of a David Shepherd LinkedIn post visibly referencing Play Fund Win, fundraising, customer engagement, commercial revenue and david.shepherd@playfundwin.com.
Open LinkedIn source leadIncludes the uploaded public X profile screenshot for @ZaraShepherd88 showing historic post count but profile metadata, plus GB TAXFREE LIMITED Companies House and old gbtaxfree.com archive source links.
Open social/source leadsIncludes reported Euronet employment, tribunal/expenses-fraud/damages allegations requiring verification, and payment-sector overlap with Shepherd Solutions, Paymentplus, Verofy/PayFacLite and Elavon.
Open relationship mapIncludes the David & Zara Shepherd Ltd / Quba Solutions Limited MR01 charge record, filing history and David Shepherd appointments.
Open records and chargesIncludes Raise Your Game Ltd confirmation statement shareholder details and Companies House PSC/officer links.
Open company ownershipIncludes Wayback Machine links for The Shepherd Collective, Shepherd Solutions and SkyBlue Exports.
Open web archive evidenceIf you hold relevant evidence, preserve it carefully and use the secure contact route or the correct official reporting route.
Short explanations for people landing on the site for the first time. A fuller searchable question-and-answer page is also available.
This evidence hub concerns Zara Shepherd, also appearing in Companies House records as Zara Louise Shepherd, and David Shepherd.
Shepherd Public Notice is a public-interest source register and affected-party evidence hub. It is not a court finding, conviction record or legal advice.
The site indexes alleged misuse of confidential business information, CRM/client/supplier exposure, trade-secret and commercial know-how misuse, client or opportunity diversion, copied or adapted assets, payment-sector overlap, disputed VAT/invoicing concerns, data-protection issues, breach of contract, NDA issues, brand harm and wider commercial damage.
The Euronet-related lane concerns public role references, reported full-time employment context, alleged breach-of-contract or expenses-fraud/damages issues requiring verification, and payment-sector overlap involving Shepherd Solutions / DZ Ventures, Paymentplus, Verofy / PayFacLite and Elavon.
The Play Fund Win lane concerns reported private contract and NDA evidence involving Zara Shepherd and David Shepherd, followed by Raise Your Game Ltd being incorporated in October 2024 and reviewed across alleged client diversion, confidential data exposure, copied/adapted materials, trade secrets and fundraising-platform know-how.
Affected parties should preserve evidence, report through the correct official route where appropriate, and submit evidence securely. Do not post private data publicly.