QXL Share Discussion Threads

[tomkin] 27/8/2009 19:31

hey maestro!

lol

AFN - Izaki 3% declared today

[tomkin] 27/8/2009 19:30

AFN - Izaki 3% declared

[kindlm] 22/8/2009 11:22

888 @ 83p - heading for £1.20
UNIQ @ 32p - selling some of there assets so price target 70p
MCKS - property

[elderberry4swineflu] 22/8/2009 11:13

AND POSSIBLY NTX

[cestnous] 22/8/2009 11:12

Verona Pharma. Risky, great upside
Rheochem PE 2
Nighthawk. Obvious
Vernalis @92p target £4.95
Eros for when it lists on main market and in India
DYOR etc

[elderberry4swineflu] 22/8/2009 11:11

OH THOSE WERE THE DAYS!

[elderberry4swineflu] 22/8/2009 11:09

and possibly EME

[hutchison2] 11/5/2008 09:36

well nxt time i may learn my lesson...yes NTX the next QXL...this time i will hold them tightly

[lord santafe] 07/5/2008 14:22

The QXL UK auction site is closing on 30 May, 2008.

Dear ,

We would like to inform you that we have decided to withdraw from the UK market and close the QXL.co.uk site.

Trading will cease on QXL.co.uk from 12 noon on Friday, 30 May 2008 and all accounts will be closed.

We request that those members who have an outstanding debit balance on their account to settle these as soon as possible. Any credit balances that remain in your account may be reclaimed by providing the customer service team the credit balance details on [e-mail], subject to any outstanding fees which are due as at 30 May 2008 or on the closing of your account, which you will remain liable for. Please note QXL voucher credits have no monetary value so will not be refunded.

Please keep the following dates in mind when using QXL during May:
• Last day to list an item: 9 May, 2008
• Listings will not auto re-submit after 9 May, 2008.
• Last day to Bid/Buy: 19 May, 2008
• Last day to access remaining site tools such as My Account: 30 May, 2008
Selling, Bidding and Buying safely during the remaining days of QXL.co.uk

While you continue to use the QXL UK auction service, please follow these safety guidelines:
• Know who you're dealing with - Deals should only go forward if the both the buyer and the seller are comfortable with the terms of the sale.
• Use the help option - if anything seems unclear. It is very important that you know what you are bidding on and the terms of sale before you bid.
• Keep Records - of all correspondence
• Carefully Evaluate - your payment options
• Use common sense - If the item description or terms of sale seem too good to be true, they probably are.

We would like to take the opportunity to thank everyone who joined the QXL auction community during the previous 10 years and thank you for your custom and loyalty.

If you have any questions or need advice please email on [e-mail]

Kind Regards
The QXL Team.





Well this is the best news I have heard in a long time. At last a sign that QXL may oneday go bust. They deserve too, after falsly being overvalued at around 100 times more than they should be. Giving the risk the PE should be no more than 1. Last year they made 10m profit, and I imagine the years of them seeing a having profits will oneday be history.

[lord santafe] 19/2/2008 15:21

yeah but still at least u still can set up a secret ebiz to get some of that 1.5 m u lost back.

All you need to do is to put in 500 per month into investments and u will see at least 12 grand in a year if u find the right boomers.

Never give up m8.

[sven2006] 05/2/2008 13:54

is this pile of cack suspended ?

sVendo

[zoo123] 02/2/2008 10:34

Forever regret/Born in Circumstance


Hi,


I spent 2 hours trying to persuade/boring colin Kingsnorth at Laxey Partners (the hedge fund) in an ill-fitting suit, to buy these, 20% of the total equity of QXL when the whole company was worth less than a £1million. I was too poor, as a carer on benefit, to do so for myself, and never had any access to this board, it was all off my own back research.

I even tried communicating with the board on what more (ideas) they could do at the lowest point/ worst time.

They (laxey) essentially laughed at me and wouldn't even consider me for work-experience, despite knowing, and telling, with a passion about the off-radar value. Within about 9 months, the guy who sold his site to ebay in france, bought into it.

All that time, at every event, I've seen it's journey north to rehabilitation.



That meeting took place in about september 2003.

When £2000 would be worth almost £1.5million+ now.



The company would double in size if it remained listed.


I'm still on benefit.



Yours kindly,


Shakir Razak

[cdainvestor] 14/11/2007 22:01

Question - what was QXL's valuation at the very bottom (around 2001/2002)? Would be interesting to see what kind of returns the loyal holders have seen:)

[biggie1] 06/11/2007 08:47

2002 X / 1000
2007 X x 20

[blue_max] 05/11/2007 18:38

Hi all

trying to value some shares I bought in QXL long time ago.
Did QXL have a consolidation of shares in the last five years or so?
If so how many?

Thanks

[ricardoskull] 10/7/2007 17:47

Ha ha maxiboy! You even purport to know what you r talking about. Keep taking the medication.

[max101] 26/6/2007 16:55

who u think is drinking these sell's up then. why buy at 11 - 12 when you can have the boys drop it down for a nice buying spree. thks to the numpties who set there stop loss too tight.... lol

50% growth... nothing has changed. bumpyroad is nothing new in qxl land

[lukic] 23/5/2007 16:32

Rover, why wait till next week?? ;-)