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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Fox Marble Holdings Plc | LSE:FOX | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B7LGG306 | ORD 1P |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 1.35 | 1.30 | 1.40 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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30/8/2016 16:02 | Something Wols said in post 1316:- 'I've just posted this there - but it's waiting to be moderated by him.' EDIT I've just realised might mean waiting for TW to comment, not an email. Not sure though. | paleje | |
30/8/2016 15:51 | Paleje, What do you mean by this please? "Tom is in process of moderating some content." | andy | |
30/8/2016 15:20 | Wols, You've written to Chris and Tom twice, Tom is in process of moderating some content. But what about Chris, he's the main man, he usually answers calls and emails...hasn't he replied? | paleje | |
30/8/2016 14:38 | But as Tom says there'll be 3m coming in very soon and all this doubt will be put to rest. | wolstencroft | |
30/8/2016 14:36 | So all the large orders are from hard to track companies which really don't look like they are in the business of multi million orders (or indeed in business at all) and all the small orders are from genuine companies.... | wolstencroft | |
30/8/2016 14:23 | Effortless, Pretty much the same with Banyan, apart from the FOX news release, what else can you find for them apart from company registration stuff? | andy | |
30/8/2016 13:50 | It is interesting that there is a serious Chinese marble company called Quanzhou Zhongsheng Stone, whereas Zhong Shengdestone appears to have no profile at all beyond the agreement it signed with Fox Marble. Something of a consistent pattern emerging with regard to businesses placing orders with Fox .... I just tried to open a short, but IG won't let me. | effortless cool | |
30/8/2016 13:36 | I think its best to look at Zheng now, who made a 3m order and this is the contact Li De Gang Email: bjzhongshengde@163.c Tel: (+8610) 8246 5688 Room 507, Jin Yan Long Da Sha Huilongguan Zhen, Chang Ping District Beijing 100096 China 163.com is an ISP - they don't even have a proper email address. Well I suppose of the circa 10m in orders from Banyan, Eboracum and Zheng they at least have an email address.... | wolstencroft | |
30/8/2016 12:55 | andy you obviously do not agree with my wine purchase. what else might it be that one could sell in a club? crisps, nuts, tobacco, spirits or ?????. or a deposit on a European expansion with Paris as the next venue? oh yes i remember now i think he was talking about worldwide expansion for Eboricum as well. i have solved the conundrum. perhaps you can think of something else i have might have missed? | haroldthegreat | |
30/8/2016 10:03 | Harold, I know of a large cash movement that was not detected by flight security, it was simply kept in jacket pockets. A pat down would have revealed it of course, but on busy European air routes it's not very likely. I would have thought the liquidator would have questioned why £50K in cash was sent abroad with one individual for a "business transaction", and if I were an investor that had put my money in, I would be considering whether it was negligent to do so? who authorised it? and whether they maybe have a legal responsibility to protect my funds? | andy | |
30/8/2016 08:44 | Reading the liquidators report it seems bank transfers don't sometimes end up in the correct account. With predicative text one can see how many errors are made these days. So your question why cash was required is easily explained. 50k would be quite bulky so he must have had it concealed in a car. Flight security should have detected it. hope this explains it. | haroldthegreat | |
30/8/2016 08:36 | Andy I hope you are not asking for suggestions what the cash was for ? Obviously it was for a wine deal for the bar where the seller wanted cash up front to show good faith before shipment.just like fox ! Perhaps it was for a deposit on a million euro order ?perhaps this was why fox wanted a deposit having done due diligence after being approached by this company.I cannot believe that the board would have dealt with someone without having thoroughly investigated them.was the Cash stolen on route to paris,in the hotel in Paris,on the way to the deal from his hotel or at the site of the transaction ? The police report would make an interesting read.as there is no privacy today are they on the net? Perhaps under freedom of information acts you can obtain them as well. | haroldthegreat | |
30/8/2016 00:35 | Looking at Banyan Stone, they were only incorporated three days before announcing the Fox Deal! And apart from the FOX deal I can't find anything else about them on the web, save for their registration. ------- The company Banyan Stone Limited, with company number 112392, is declared as a company with business activities in Gibraltar, in the postal code GX111AA, of type "private company limited by shares", incorporated on Monday, December 1, 2014 Then, 3 days later! 4 December 2014 AIM: FOX FOX MARBLE HOLDINGS PLC New long term offtake agreement signed EUR1.5m worth of block marble Fox Marble, the AIM listed company focused on marble quarrying and finishing in Kosovo and the Balkans region, is pleased to announce that it has entered into a long term offtake agreement with Banyan Stone Limited ("Banyan") headquartered in Gibraltar | andy | |
29/8/2016 23:40 | Harold, Me too, it made interesting reading, but I suspect they're not normally as colourful as Jigsaw Leisure's! Yes to take £50,000 in CASH to Paris for a "business deal" looks very curious indeed, I wonder what type of deal required that amount of cash rather than a bank transfer? Awfully unlucky to be robbed and lose the whole lot, and I would hope the liquidator checks out the police report. | andy | |
29/8/2016 22:30 | When the cash was stolen in France were the police informed at the time?. Was a police report obtained ? Did the liquidator request it ? First time I have ever read a liquidators report ! | haroldthegreat | |
29/8/2016 22:17 | ive messaged who I think is the correct shane sheppard to see whats what | glennborthwick | |
29/8/2016 14:21 | Wols, Well written, and good questions. So, according to Tom, FOX will now allow Banyan "a little more time" to complete their order, or force them to pay up. I wonder how they will force them to pay? | andy | |
29/8/2016 11:37 | I wrote to Tom twice. And Chris twice. I've just posted this there - but it's waiting to be moderated by him. Thanks for these comments Tom, I presume at least partially as a result of my emails to you. The website was a seeming smoking gun not the ace in the pack, though why seemingly copy someone else's (AMG Marble and Granite) and thus apparently make misrepresentations? Banyan's £0 balance sheet from their filing in Gibraltar as of December 2015 is more ace-like (no doubt due to some opaque internal company structure because after all they bought 1.5m worth of Marble in December 2014 which will all have been delivered by now 18 months later except it hasn't of course just about 100k's worth). The liquidator's report into the insolvency of Jigsaw Leisure available from Companies House looks interesting too, though it would have more clarity if Scott Oldfield had actually got round to answering some of the many questions asked, especially about missing money. I hope the HNWIs in Eboracum don't suffer the same fate as an investor in Jigsaw there and find that their investment money just disappeared. Or it's a different Scott Oldfield? Perhaps best ask Chris? | wolstencroft | |
28/8/2016 14:10 | Just seems so weird for the high net worth individuals to get someone with such an interesting online history as Scott Oldfield to front ebocorum. You've got hundreds of thousands of leased fixtures and fittings going missing. Personal guarantees going onto his wife which makes her go bankrupt. £50k going to Paris and robbed for some deal. Similar amount sent to banka ccount not int he companies name. Multiple companies set up and dissolved in the past years. No obvious link from CGilbert and him though so not sure there. First thoughts from me was that it was a phantom deal to get the placing away but who knows. Anyway its not my money so let's see how it pans out. | glennborthwick | |
28/8/2016 08:18 | Too many red flags - I'd keep well clear! Tom just trying to justify his investment here and previous (poor) recommendations. If he wasn't already committed , he'd be all over this like a rash - as it is, the share price is on the floor and he's stuffed. Not for me until they've turned the corner. | philjeans | |
27/8/2016 22:30 | i also hope for tom's sake he is right as he has done some decent work uncovering other dodgy companies and he might end up with egg on his face if it does turn up to be another | glennborthwick | |
27/8/2016 22:07 | Ah well each to their own. Just trying to protect Fox and shareholders if it did turn out to be dodgy. Scott Oldfield's Jigsaw leisure looks like it has taken a similar bunch of people for a ride but I guess Fox is in the AIM casino so every one is a big boy, not for orphans and widows and all that. Good luck holders. If Fox can use the deposits to finally get the stuff sold then it might end ok. | glennborthwick |
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