Armed Robbery! Sometimes I feel only the unexpected proceeds of an armed robbery could save the company.I am sure nobody here can think of a suitable candidate to carry it out;can they?
Lights out ! So, it's down to me to put out the lights then !Can't afford to sell.....the commission would take allGod night and good luck........if anyone else is out there.See you in another world (board)Regards, TP
RNS Trading update Well, nobody said it would be plain sailing !TP
Re: Sefton BS I think you're getting a bit confused footie wootie. It was announced in April he was leaving the board and that he had previously gone by another name. What has only been "picked up now" is that he had also done 16 years in prison for armed robbery and other serious offences.My point was when the board found out he had lied about his name, should they not also have dug deep and discovered the more interesting facts. To be fair it appears they the company or the Nomad did so. What we don't know is at what point did they discover the criminal record and why it was left to a newspaper to break the news.
Re: Sefton BS Maybe the question is why Sefton did not complete due diligence before replacing one disgraced board member with someone who had no history prior to 2010, and their only claim to fame is being an associate of Tom Winnifrith.Makes you wonder about TW's honesty as well - claims to be the Shrrif of AIM but consorts with x-convicts. Couldn't make it up? No, it's just par for AIM.
Re: Sefton BS I am not defending the company or AIM in any way, but if you are going to quote from the Press Release, you should quote the sentence in full: "When his change of name came to the attention of the board it was announced by Sefton, on 23 April 2015, at the same time as it was announced that Mr Levi had resigned from the board"Why has it taken until the end of July for this to be picked up by The Times? Presumably someone has finally read the small print and thought that it was worthy of a public airing, or they have shorted the shares, or both.
Sefton BS "The Board can categorically state that neither the Company nor its advisers had any prior knowledge of Mr Levi's criminal record When his change of name came to the attention of the board it was announced by Sefton, on 23 April 2015"So 3 months ago the board knew his genuine name and knew he had previously failed to disclose it i.e. lied and yet it didn't dig any deeper to discover he was a former convict for armed robbery and threatening the police with a machine gun. So what sort of diligence if any did the board do, once it knew it's executive Chairman was a liar using an assumed name?
Re: The Sefton Rap Hi Orchard Gate,this was my second share that I thought was interesting but I would never buy.
The Sefton Rap You couldn't make it up could you?See my pinkieSee my thumbThe CEO has a pump shotgunThe Executive Chairman of an AiM company who has spent 16 years in prison for armed robbery and other offences involving violence.How low can AiM go?
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late again prices changed to 0.07/0.08 about 8.20.Why is II so late - again
Re: topped up Shares??)TP
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topped up couldnt resist...small 600
Re: Litigation update The whole thing is a farce. Best to avoid buying this share.