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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Sportsworld | SWD | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 28/1/2005 19:41 by rondun Whats the lastest with SWD? I'm sure i got a email from magenta one a while back saying that it was not worthwhile pursuing any action. I had a look in my online trading account and the shares have just dissapeared. Whats our position as far as writing these off is concerned? |
Posted at 17/10/2004 11:48 by greenrichard I have emailed David Monks today. I was unaware of this possible action. I am sure there are other SWD shareholders who would be interested if they were made aware. |
Posted at 27/9/2004 18:58 by amarshak Thanks Kevin for the update i am in the same frame of mind as you being misled by the company. I have lost around £19k so if something comes out good if not at least we have tried. I think people who have bought the shares in SWD should give it a chance nothing to lose i persume. |
Posted at 12/3/2004 17:08 by km11 Just received an interim update from Magenta One.The guys there have been doing some digging and at this stage, things look interesting - however more information is needed to pull the strings together ;) Does anybody know when Chapman, a founder of the company, sold out? Also, anybody know the name of a French registered company that bought in, big time, just before SWD went under? Cheers, Kelvin |
Posted at 01/3/2004 09:36 by gorwel I contacted T D Waterhouse to ask why SWD are still shown on my portfolio holdings. They replied saying that the Registrar has not yet told them formally that the shares have been delisted. Strange that. |
Posted at 15/2/2004 09:16 by amarshak hi just found this thread i have 214k shares of SWD is there any update to this thanks |
Posted at 27/1/2004 22:38 by homewell before sending off my e-mail, can't seem to find out how km11 got involved in magenta-one or where they intend getting any money from as KPMG have indicated there is to be no return to the shareholders.Last I heard was the offer from Trafalgar (?) for a pittance per share. As it still lists, is there any sort of back-door opportunity for a shrewd investor to get into a shell company (SWD) without set-up costs and then re-emerge from suspension and change nature of business? Would be cheap as chips. Would appreciate more info before passing over my very significant holding details to magenta. Would also like it if they didn't sound like a planet out of Battlestar Galactica. |
Posted at 11/1/2004 13:17 by martin036 Why is SWD still listed as a suspended stock in the financial papers, surely maintaining a listing costs money? |
Posted at 07/1/2004 11:59 by km11 Some of you may be aware that a couple of us SWD holders, aggrieved by the believed undehanded actions of SWD Management, are trying to seek compensation through Magenta-One - a company that specialises in class actons.If you would like to be included in the possible pursuit of an action (which should not cost us anything as the company will deduct any of their costs from proceeds receive) then please list the following details below: ADVFN name, no of shares held, and if you wish, an e-mail contact address. Andy (Matters) and me (KM11) have been talking with Magenta-One for the past couple of months. No promises of any compensation at this stage but at least it's worth pursuing given it's a no cost option. Best of luck to you all and fingers crossed. Kelvin & Andy |
Posted at 05/1/2004 17:58 by matters Hi, I too would like to wish all SWD holders a happy new year as well.lets hope that David and his team can help us retrieve some of our lost money ! Fingers and legs crossed :) Regards Matters. Ps look forwards to the new thread. |
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