Phorm Corp Share Discussion Threads

[andy pipkin] 14/4/2016 18:50

Lets be honest, this company has been a disgrace from the beginning.

[andy pipkin] 14/4/2016 18:48

I was wondering if anyone would spot that, Igzy!!

[knigel] 14/4/2016 18:41

Good night all..

[btcustomer] 14/4/2016 15:02

For further information please contact:
Phorm Corporation Limited
Thomas Baylis [phone]

Tim Todd Smith (and the rest) no longer working for Phorm, and the man at the end of the phone seems to be a hot commercial bankruptcy litigation lawyer in NY.


(same phone number)

I wonder how he's being paid?

[rigmarole] 14/4/2016 12:50

Dead and buried.

[btcustomer] 14/4/2016 11:42

Here's to the happy holders!

Too much even for Strand Hanson?

[deko] 12/4/2016 22:07

hxxps://www.macroaxis.com/invest/ratio/PHRM.L--Probability-Of-Bankruptcy

[12bn] 12/4/2016 13:18

Is this dog dead yet or merely in permanent suspended animation?

[btcustomer] 12/4/2016 12:51

Rampers do love to respond to a dog whistle.

Pity they couldn't provide any information about Phorm's cash balances or the revenue for H2 2015 and Q1 2016, or the reason why phorm.com and phluidmedia.com have closed down, breaching AIM Rule 26.

I'm a bit anxious about that "poised" finger.... where's it headed?

[igbertsponk] 12/4/2016 12:19

Finger poised...

[andy pipkin] 12/4/2016 12:17

very stable shareprice recently. bodes well imo.

[rigmarole] 12/4/2016 12:01

Have the rampers all fled the country?

[deko] 12/4/2016 00:12

Time to crack open the Champers then.

Doom.

[bluecar1] 11/4/2016 21:24

Deko, i think the corpse may be beyond help any amount of money can buy

over 6 weeks suspended

flatline, time to turn off life support :)

[btcustomer] 11/4/2016 08:10

LSE do discipline companies for breaches of AIM Rule 26. Can't see how a fine would work though with cash-strapped Phorm. De-listing perhaps?



On 10 January 2008, the London Stock Exchange issued AIM Notice 29 as an update to AIM Rule 26 which requires all AIM companies to maintain a website containing their key corporate information.
Rule 26 was published on 20 February 2007 and there was a six month period for its implementation. This period ended on 20 August 2007 and immediately afterwards the Stock Exchange undertook an exercise to assess compliance with this Rule.

As a result of this assessment, disciplinary action for non-compliance was taken against nine AIM companies. The fines imposed totalled £95,000. Three companies appealed against the fines but none were successful.

[deko] 10/4/2016 10:56

Ha doomed.

[felixcatuk] 10/4/2016 10:26

Time to write to AIM Regulators again?

"26. Each AIM company must from admission maintain a website on which the following information should be available, free of charge..."


"It's not just you! looks down from here."

[btcustomer] 08/4/2016 12:16

Anyone found the key that unlocks the "value" in Phorm?
If you do locate it - I think Mr Bigger is looking for it, along with "unspecified" parties. It's something to do with some mysterious IP that no one can identify publicly.

Meanwhile, back in the real world, Phorm shares have been suspended for nearly six weeks, while they have a cash crisis, and the websites at phorm.com and phluidmedia.com have been offline for a couple of days now.
Can't they even afford the GoDaddy hosting fee?
Or is it just incompetence?

Interesting to see that imarker.com is still live - with Phorm nameservers. I wonder who will be paying the renewal fees this year? Although the imarker FAQ, privacy policy and optout pages hosted on imrk.net seem to have gone offline, which doesn't look very professional. Maybe they have cash problems too?

Anyone got Phorm's H2/2016 & Q1/2016 revenue figures?
Anyone know the latest cash balances?
Anyone know how many superheroes PhluidMedia have left?

[bluecar1] 08/4/2016 11:56

this is starting to look final

DNS is till present but hosts all seem down now for over 24 hours

[igbertsponk] 08/4/2016 09:31

Won't google reimburse the tenner ?

[btcustomer] 07/4/2016 18:51

It's been dead before - although never quite as dead as this. Pass me that wooden stake Vladimir...

Companies House UK thinks PhluidMedia Inc is still breathing.

Not sure what Delaware thinks about PhluidMedia Inc. File No. 3533689 - they charge $10 for a status enquiry. I think I'll wait till Companies House UK notice the smell and report on the administration/bankruptcy/prepack.

[pingusp] 07/4/2016 17:31

It's worse than that, it's dead Jim