Tomco Energy Share Discussion Threads

[lopodop] 08/3/2021 17:52

Some of the personal remarks elsewhere show just how lacking their authors are in business acumen and savvy. Just the sort of fodder some Boards like because you ask no questions and let the leeches flourish and each time they come back to ask for more you cough up happily. Are you stupid.

And The master stroke - JOHN'S wonderful CV if you recall. Forgot to mention the REFORM deficiency of £7.5 million the master stroke as did CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Malcom Groat. What do FCA make of that!

If / when John and the others depart they will take what they require without asking so make you save up for these calls and be generous as they no doubt have good taste.

On the plus side, this could make a very good Story as it unwinds every day especially if the investors come out on top.

[lopodop] 08/3/2021 15:16

The final point and most important is whether the Board should have advised the market formerly about Reform debacle some time ago. This could have affected investors decisions. The short summary about John is flattering and talks about bringing value to companies he has worked with. Where is the evidence - £7.5m deficiency. Perhaps they should say negative value but too late now.

Why did the Board not believe this was important?

Should Malcom Groat make an announcement about this and inform FINANCIAL CONDUCT AUTHORITY.

Many investors including myself bought into the company without knowledge
Of Reform and is Malcom Groat going to compensate us for costs and losses that may have been incurred.

[lopodop] 08/3/2021 14:26

Don't forget there is precedent for pay offs to CEO's - Andrew Jones received £150k so if John goes for any reason there could be £150k to him or more if the Board so agree.

So where is this money to come from on top of the next capital raise which must be under consideration.

If John does decide to call it a day for family reason, then who will take over and what will that coat?

[lopodop] 08/3/2021 13:52

But to look at the other side of the coin. Stuart Little must have spent hours and hours looking at this, even I believe talking to John Potter in person.

Stuart appears to be a very seasoned investor and meticulous in his assessment.If Stuart continues to have total confidence in John,nothwithstanding the REFORM debacle then shareholders should put total trust in Malcolm Groat and John Potter and the rewards will be out of this world.

Question then becomes do you agree with Stuart's judgement.

[freedom97] 08/3/2021 13:32

damac, I'm sure they are part of a group, I've seen this happen in the past.

[damac] 08/3/2021 12:59

freedom97,

It wouldn’t surprise me in the slightest if the likes of Lopodop, AceVenture, Thesageofsaint etc. are tree huggers connected to the Utah Tar Sands Resistance group.



Trying any way possible to stop companies getting on the ground and processing ore etc. Lopodops attempts are so transparent and as you say (just like the others) holds no shares in Tomco so has absolutely no business being on the Tomco BB. Lopodop’s attempts to slander the board and turn shareholders against each other and in turn attack the board, have failed badly.

[the diddymen] 08/3/2021 12:12

Well looks as if lopo has quietened down discussion. Should be fairly easy to substantiate or refute his input. Certainly the docs are all accessable on Companies House - I have added the link here:

I see that SOS has been on the other site. Spot on and rmart should not have kicked lopo off that thread.

While facts will be facts, it would have been more relevant if rmart had sought to establish whether lopo is a shareholder or an observer. Observers are still very valid, but it would have added value to know.

Where has Mixi gone?

TD

[lopodop] 08/3/2021 10:37

Final word. You have trust and that's your decision. Then why not ignore me rather than waste your time! You're worried about Tomco! THINK AND APPLY COMMON SENSE.

[freedom97] 08/3/2021 10:26

Haven't you left yet lopo, you spend all weekend posting on a share you don't hold, all posts negative. You said Goodbye before, yet you're still here. Either you are being paid to post, have some grudge against the company, was invested in Reform and lost your money OR you have a serious mental problem and need to seek help.

If you were serious about investing in companies you would have spent your time researching other companies not wasting your time posting here, in a company you obviously don't trust.

[lopodop] 08/3/2021 10:15

Yes this is great a fabulous dream and that is why the directors will not risk buying!
Wakey Wakey!

[vauch] 08/3/2021 09:58

Nicely said Free, and with oil surging this could even bigger than we ever dreamed of

[lopodop] 08/3/2021 09:56

Excellent that you have complete confidence. Will this hit buffers like Reform Energy Plc in liquidation.

I have been curious about a number of aspects. Malcolm Groat did not tell investors about John Potter and Reform. Look at the glowing reference on Tomco's website. Reform has gone down with a deficiency of £7.5million - no wonder this was kept secret. It is apalling!

Look at the setup in States, Tomco's Potter on his own and Valkor. Valkor are the brains - what happens if Valkor gets fedup. Tomco ends up with part of Greenfield and a lot of sand! What else? John Potter.

One wonders how long Malcolm Groat will stay because he will not want this on his CV.

How many more £150k payoffs etc etc and how much money is left in the tin - where is the next lot coming from?

But it is good story yet a very sad model.

[freedom97] 08/3/2021 09:00

Bye Lopodop, you are absolutely wrong. I am invested in an AIM company that was set up in London but operates in South Africa and the company has grown to become one of the 6 largest metal produces in the World! If all goes well with the tests TomCo is linked to in USA then TomCo will be very successful too.

Hope you find a company you like. Bye

[lopodop] 08/3/2021 08:32

With the setup in London and in US SADLY this cannot succeed and shareholders have been let down and a lot of company money being wasted.
TIME TO GO GOODBYE.

[thesageofsaint] 08/3/2021 08:24

There you go trying to silence those who have a contrary view. Ok when you hold no shares, quite happy to slag off all and sundry; quite the piece of work. Old loopy is right about Potter as I am. He is just the front for another scam. Reform was just another Tom sham. Proffered as a renewable power generation company who were going to supply power to a fish market only to then suggest as all other investors pulled out that they could become the prime contractor for a vast port redevelopment at the cost of £85m. Of course never happened, just a story to kick the can for a few years. A story of fiction, by a shady company fronted by Fylde coast’s cake maker, that wasted all its investor’s money and went out after its finale of one last hyperbolic story of vast overreach on a project it had no skill or experience for, requiring eye watering capital that was obviously not forthcoming. Remind you of anything?

[shaunx] 08/3/2021 07:57

XR freaks are working overtime

[lopodop] 08/3/2021 07:46

John seems to be only man the on the ground in States.

Surely Board would make sure he had back up and engineering oversight.

What happens if Valkor decide to opt out or John has had enough of life in States away from family?

Shareholders can only blame themselves for not seeing this, even worse if the Directors do not see it. It is basic common sense.

[lopodop] 08/3/2021 07:43

JOHN POTTER CHIEF EXECUTIVE

[lopodop] 07/3/2021 15:47

For The avoidance of doubt, John was CEO of Reform Energy Plc in liquidation which crashed with an asset deficiency of £7.5 million as per papers at Companies House.

The compensation payment to Andrew Jones of £150,000 has been questioned and shareholders will be concerned if there are similar awards.

Equally if there are any rushes to the door now that the above situation has been referenced, shareholders will be very concerned.

Clearly there must be concerns over implications and the Board must apply themselves to satisfying shareholders that the company's business is well run and all necessary safeguards are in place.

Shareholders need this assurance as soon as possible.

[shaunx] 07/3/2021 13:57

For those sceptical of the sand offshoot - The world is facing a growing sand shortage, though, with less than 1,000 sand and gravel mines across the US, experts warn. After water, sand is the world's most consumed raw material - used to make glass, concrete, asphalt and even silicon microchips.The construction industry alone uses up to 50 billion tons of sand a year, and demand is set to soar because the world is expected to need two billion excess glass vials in the next two years as COVID-19 vaccines are distributed.

[shaunx] 07/3/2021 13:55

But not in the last 2 years since you first said it.

[wilson2] 07/3/2021 06:10

You are a Cracker Jack lopodop

[rmart] 06/3/2021 21:47

Lopodop, I’ve just read all your drivel. Goodbye.