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How I suffer for you dear reader? I have just watched episode nine of the worst ever reality TV show, Life on Marbs starring Jon Stretton Knowles, the owner of the Quindell Country Club and a key player in the Quenron (QPP) fraud. To be fair to episode nine it was no worse than the previous eight.
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filthy lucre
Come on Tom! Surely you can smear Quindell better than this.
Tom Winnifrith
Filthy
Dont need to smear. I proved fraud, QPP has admitted all my charges correct, the SFO is on the case. I won. Now I am just aving a bit of a bubble at the expense of those you defended (wrongly) throughout
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filthy lucre
The SFO will decide whether or not there was a fraud, not you.
If this is the best you can do to embarass Quindell, I suggest that you desist.
P.S. Don’t you think all this ‘I won’ nonsense is rather immature and premature?
Were you not advocating ‘sell’ around the 30p level?
Quindell could appreciate nicely once the cash return is made. Remember that Carlyle has just
bought The Innovation Group, which you also dissed.
Tom Winnifrith
Filthy
Yes I also said sell at way higher prices than today ( multiples) while you were a bull. Overall I called it better than you.
You urged me to stop writing about QPP many times. I think I was was to reject your advice then and will do so again.
I did not dis TIG. I merely noted that Rob Terry committed mega fraud when there too. He did. That is why the shares crashed from 1200p to 5p – that they are now 30p or whatever 13 years later is nowt to do with the fraudster
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filthy lucre
So TIG have recovered from 5p to 40p post-Terry.
Quindell could recover post-Terry also surely. So why do
you keep dissing it?
What does Jonathan whatever his name is, have to do with Quindell now? and
what does his skin colour or alleged laddish behaviour (forgive me if I do not watch this ‘show’)
have to do with Quindell now?
Tom Winnifrith
FL
I have commented on where I see QPP going and feel free to agree or disagree. Re JSK he was involved in the fraud so stays part of the story. He is known as tango thx to his fake tan.
The rules on this site are clear. Our writers write what they want. that includes me. If you are not interested in an article dont read it. Until you own SP you cant dictate editorial policy.
Yes TIG took 13 years to get back to 3.3% of the Terry fraud ramp high. QPP seem to have done better than that so far.T
Jibbly
“How I suffer”
At least you get to see some tits, of the plastic, cockney and Quindell variety