Jeepers, I have not had a lawyers letter threatening me for almost seven weeks. Life was almost getting boring but I am - at a stroke - reinvigorated. It goes without saying that I am not backing down and have sent a pretty terse reply just now. So which POS enterprise is wasting its shareholders cash this time? Time for a new reader poll - I'll reveal the correct answer when we get to the next stage. have fun:
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AKCSL
ZZZ
Attention seeking media whore….
ZZZ
Sorry, wake me up when Tom calls something accurately will you. Cheers
grindertraderUK
Surely the lawyers letter must have come from AKCSL the LSE QPP BB biggest cry baby ! Or maybe his hatred towards you is that bad the lunatic smashed up his own keyboard in a fit of jealousy at your successes that half his keys are missing !
Russ O'Callaghan
Well, Tom, I don’t think it’s likely to be Worthington. They don’t seem to even have anyone at home to sort one out. They were supposed to have kept investors informed with news by yesterday (end of April) but nobody seems to have got around to that triviality just yet.
Russ O'Callaghan
By the way; “shares” (not that there are any on sale for Worthington at the mo) are not referred to on the WRN LSE webpage as shares any more. They seem to be getting called “Golden Tickets” by all the contributors nowadays in anticipation of their being worth between twenty and fifty quid each once re-listing is achieved……
In that same anticipatory spirit I think I’ll start calling by BHP Billiton shares “Sheets of Andrex” in future.
drunken sailor
Are we still being kept in suspense on this one or did I miss where the right answer was announced?