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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Gabelli Merger Plus+ Trust Plc | GMP | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 7.50 | 00:00:00 |
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Posted at 29/10/2003 14:50 by melita gnome Would your majesty or any other shareholder of the company care to comment on the following...I would be very intered to know what the instigator of this thread thinks about yesterday released statement.. "Getmapping Plc ("Getmapping" or "the Company") Result of Extraordinary General Meeting Getmapping announces that the resolution proposed at the Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held on 28 October 2003 was duly passed. Accordingly, the admission of the issued ordinary share capital of the Company to trading on the Alternative Investment Market will be cancelled with effect from 7.00 a.m. tomorrow, 29 October 2003, after which the shares will be traded on a matched bargain basis in two ways. Firstly, Rowan Dartington, a Bristol based firm of stockbrokers, will make a market in matched bargains in Getmapping shares (as they already do for a number of unlisted companies), dealing directly with members of the public, be they existing Getmapping shareholders or potential new investors. In addition, J P Jenkins, which is the principal market maker in OFEX securities will offer their JPJL matched bargain share trading facility (as they currently do for some 70 unlisted companies) for enquiries coming via stockbrokers. Further Enquiries: |
Posted at 09/9/2003 18:04 by maestro. FEATURED ON BBC NEWS TONITE WITH ITS FANTASTIC 3D IMAGERY...GOT TO BE A LOAD OF INVESTORS PILING INTO THIS BABY TOMORO...OR IS IT ME WHO CAN ONLY SPOT A 10 BAGGER? |
Posted at 20/10/2000 18:17 by panorama It was the laying on of hands that did it!Seriously, I tried to log on to their website a number of times from three different locations during the last ten days to maybe do business with them and could not get into their first page fully, let alone a tele. no. In desperation I gave them a ring (ex REFS) and talked to a techie who was most suprised and suggested I try again, or place an order via phone. He went on to add that maybe my version of Windows was suspect! I tried again today and suprise suprise they have posted a front page stating the site is undergoing redevelopment. I believe their business model is for sales to be mainly online!. Its amazing that the management can allow such a message, and not a few simple pages, to explain what the business is 'trying' to offer potential customers, and explain the product range etc to acertain if it is worth bothering to telephone. I wonder if somebody at Getmapping decided to stopnapping and put this page up on the very day they announce their results. CE Tristram Cary said today that delays in developing their website and loading data have affected sales, but these problems are now solved!!! Why make such a statement when this is obviously not so - I wonder if he has tried his own website recently, or even today. Why are some Dot COM companies allowed to treat potential customers trying to do business over the net with such contempt and get away with it. This kind of naive business practice does nothing to instill confidence in getting people to treat the Internet as a serious means of doing business - or indeed, indicate that there is a real business behind the front of a dot.com. With a 40% drop in share price today, perhaps their investors may ask the same questions - HM The Queen, her cohort Rt Hon Lord Fellowes (Director) and the rest. Yours, from an manager in Website production and trying hard to believe the internet will catch on and be something that can be trusted in the not too distant future! |
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