Bango Share Discussion Threads

[chimers] 08/10/2018 13:17

Lower lows and lower highs
Show how Simon was telling lies!!

All time low for the year lads and FALLING.


Ahem.................IDS.

[chimers] 08/10/2018 12:50

Moral of the tale..

Never trust tipsters who wear thick bottle glasses
The following of which will make you lot asses.

Hey... I sure is good innit.

[chimers] 08/10/2018 12:48

The next question is, will it stop at £1 or will it smash right through it and keep falling.
I recon so.

[chimers] 08/10/2018 11:32

Question...

"WHO" has been right here over the past 6 months.

ME... or Simon 'I'm gonna pump it by request at 12pm lads' Thompson?

Clue............IT'S ME!!

[chimers] 08/10/2018 11:29

Which makes it a "LOBSTER POT" share.
Easy for the mugs to buy into but you try getting back out again!!

You become your OWN market.

"YOU" have to be buying in order for "YOU" to be able to sell.

[fitton] 08/10/2018 11:24

So. Just to clarify.A total of 60% of the current issued shares are held by institutional investors.Not 1 or 2%, 60%.

[chimers] 08/10/2018 11:10

Tsk tsk..............very messy.

IDS.

[red5] 06/10/2018 08:26

simplesimon1 sock puppets really? posting on this thread is purely a name calling session.Shame.

[simplesimon1] 06/10/2018 04:37

One thing Chimpers has never been is classy. You must another of his sock puppets.

[red5] 05/10/2018 16:48

Chimers i too have been critical of this company but there is no need for loosing it on the thread stay classy.

[simplesimon1] 04/10/2018 16:48

Chimers the world of commerce is beyond your comprehension. Go away to your sand box and play with your tiddilywinks. We are not interested in your bit coins.

[alangrifbang] 04/10/2018 16:24

Give up with him Simon we will still be here long after he has gone,over the years I have made the money he dreams about and it wasn't going down the road he chooses,

[chimers] 04/10/2018 15:24

And stop making the 5 yr ols novices MISTAKE of thinking "BITCOIN" is "BLOCKCHAIN" lol

Breaking news bud...........BITCOIN is simply 1 blockchain organisation/currency amongst over 3000.
Bitcoin simply uses a "blockchain" as do all others.

RIPPLE is your closest danger.

It wipes out any need for BANGO.

[chimers] 04/10/2018 15:22

BANGO is an unnecessary middleman THEY WILL NOT BE REQUIRED in the near future.

The pish you write re BANGOS statement on blockchain is NOT WHAT YOU THINK and want it to mean.
They are simply saying they could use blockchain as a customer on its network....but
BLOCKCHAIN doesn't need BANGO.

NOBODY will need BANGO in the not too distant.

[simplesimon1] 04/10/2018 14:57

Our CFO did not leave for no good reason. She was a very intelligent and highly skilled CFO with the track record of having taken a start up company to twenty times its turnover. She must have been under tremendous pressure to capitalise on this achievement. To her credit she has left Bango with a solid foundation for the future. Bango on the other hand is in transition from being a start up with a clever idea to the world of global commerce, where business is measured not in millions but billions. The skill set required for this new environment could be entirely different.

[muzmanoz] 04/10/2018 14:40

This is from the Bango website:

Bitcoin and other block-chain crypto-currencies are becoming more popular
Posted on 12th December 2017 by Sukey Miller


With the value of 1BTC passing $10,000 there has been a lot of publicity about Bitcoin in particular.

The Bango Platform has enabled a wide range of Direct Carrier Billing routes, mobile operator wallets and other payment methods for its customers. Over the last few years, people have asked Bango for a view on when Bitcoin wallets or direct Bitcoin, J-coin, Ethereum or whatever might be supported.

Bango has prototyped using Bitcoin wallets as payment instruments, so the platform is ready for Bango merchant partners to use Bitcoin wallets when they become interesting to those customers. There will be no technical work for them to accept it as it’s like another Mobile Network Operator (MNO) wallet.

Large merchants have told Bango that first they want mass adoption of Bitcoin – at present it is low. Secondly, the volatility of Bitcoin is a problem. Major merchants operate on small margins when reselling content or services. They normally buy in a fiat currency (for example US dollars) and sell in a fiat currency. Low volatility and years of experience hedging or cross currency de-risking helps if these currencies differ.

With Bitcoin they see no such protection – they are very nervous about volatility, and Bitcoin is very volatile. They could sell a $100 item for $100 bitcoin and then suddenly find they only have $90 worth of Bitcoin.

If and when Bitcoin becomes interesting to Bango customers, the platform is ready to help them.

[lucasoid] 04/10/2018 13:43

So why and how is BGO affected by blockchain?
Would they not be an intermediary for the new payment set up? The advantage being the data they have to increase sales?
chimers is irrelevant,my question isn't

[chimers] 04/10/2018 13:37

EVERYTHING that I post DIRECTLY affects Bango and Boku, BLOCKCHAIN puts them both out of business before they can even make a profit @pretendoldman

[alangrifbang] 04/10/2018 13:28

Nobody is the slightest bit interested in anything you say,this is he BANGO site and it's the only thing we are interested in talking about,you are a menace here and a bigger menace on the boku site,

[chimers] 04/10/2018 13:11

TICK TOCK...

[muzmanoz] 04/10/2018 12:53

Not relevant to Bango. Moneytap is for bank to bank transfers between 3 banks in Japan and uses xcurrent.