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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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TXO | LSE:TXO | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B3SYR037 | ORD 0.1P |
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31/3/2015 10:41 | free speech ds- maybe you should go find shareprophets page on txo and provide your work onto there. interesting to see what happens when txo demand tw removes your posts? will he agree its slanderous/libellous or not. then txo can offer their version of events to prove any of the valid points you raise as wrong? if they can-either way a list of quastions there ds should enable a list of replies from txo. make an interesting q and a? bit like the election would be in txos interest to reinstall investor confidence? get them to answer a whole series of pertanent questions without deflecting or denials? corbs:-) | corbine | |
31/3/2015 06:41 | My LSE account has been suspended. - surprise surprise. Post any questions here and I will answer them. I cannot be bothered to play the game of creating new accounts, that I had to play here. Why are people so desperate to prevent the most knowledgeable people from informing those less knowledgeable? What is it that they are so desperate to hide? | fishermansfriend | |
28/3/2015 16:22 | follow the smell eh ds? ;-) | corbine | |
28/3/2015 15:50 | Fits like a glove with the Northland / TXO situation over the £500k that never came from "the Investor in the Bahamas". A credible explanation of why Northland resigned? Anyone who wants the e-mail chain that shows this can drop me a line: drunken.sailor1@hotm | fishermansfriend | |
24/3/2015 21:58 | These are the people who are supposed to deal with unfit directors: Go there and click on the link that says "Anyone can report a company director’s conduct as being ‘unfit’ ‘Unfit conduct’ includes: allowing a company to continue trading when it can’t pay its debts not keeping proper company accounting records not sending accounts and returns to Companies House not paying tax owed by the company using company money or assets for PERSONAL BENEFIT!!!!! More productive than e-mailing AIM regulation I feel. | fishermansfriend | |
24/3/2015 21:54 | bili, The horse has bolted as far as AIM regulation are concerned. I have been reporting irregularities to them and FCA for years. There has been the odd clarification RNS: In response to shareholder questions, the directors of TXO plc ("TXO" or "Company") wish to provide further information regarding the financing and trading updates published on 21 January 2015. Those were my questions or at least some of them, they were allowed to duck the more difficult ones. And of course there is the famous the licence is not really valid until 2015 climb down: The Directors of TXO plc the AIM-listed oil and gas investment company, are pleased to clarify the position as regards the appeal which is ongoing in respect of Licence EL14/2009 (the "Licence"), onshore Tasmania. They were not pleased at all, so they paid for a proactive investors article to twist the whole thing into a positive. But by and large AIM regulation and the FCA have been totally ineffectual. and Tim knows how useless they are which is why he keeps on doing what he does, because he knows the authorities will do very little about it, he has probably had a few private censures (you are a very naughty boy now go away and try not to do exactly the same thing again in a couple of weeks time). Tim has driven 3 AIM train wrecks in 3 years, but is perfectly free to start up another one as soon as the dust settles. The only thing that will stop Tim is if someone calls the forensic accountants in. It nearly happened at RAM but a major shareholder and creditor decided he had pumped enough money in and did not want to pay for it. | fishermansfriend | |
24/3/2015 21:17 | Thanks fisherman.Aim did seem very keen to receive written comments on concerns around TXO in particular there recent RNS announcements. A lot of pregnant pauses during telephone conversations rather suggested to me that they are very well aware of problems that do need looking into.But as you can imagine there must be a huge sigh of relief that they have left the AIM market.Nevertheless worth an email. | bili1946 | |
24/3/2015 16:29 | Confirms the rumour I heard from a different source and reported at 7499 and adds a lot of weight to 7502. Note the e-mail addresses at 7493 In case you want to ask them any questions yourselves | fishermansfriend | |
24/3/2015 16:03 | heavens above-toms on form 9 minutes along he discusses his view on txo | corbine | |
24/3/2015 09:57 | fwiw TDW have confirmed this morning that any holder in TXO with under 500.000 will receive nothing.A day or so ago they were suggesting that all the shares in their holding would receive equal treatment and so would be shared out.No longer the case. aimregulation@lseg.c | bili1946 | |
24/3/2015 08:10 | careful fishy u mite get lots of people wanting a word in your ear? ;-)) | corbine | |
24/3/2015 07:35 | Sad day. thuth_hurts Good post, especially this bit "Nobody knows where all the money and shares actually went in the various "deals" he and his fellow felons have put together over the years. Sure, the director fees, perks, and "retirement funds" have been amazingly lucrative for someone who's failed to generate any revenues at all," Reminds me of the former directors at SER. But worth reading the completely new and refreshing policy at SER now being adopted by new board. (I am a SER shareholder) Some people at a certain other thread should be ashamed at the non stop way they pumped TXO. | webster is back | |
24/3/2015 06:58 | Truth_hurts_2105 I largely agree with you. Could you drop me a line at drunken.sailor1@hotm | fishermansfriend | |
24/3/2015 02:12 | TB's greatest fear is that of exposure. I don't think he's driven as much by ego (although that is a HUGE factor) as he is by FEAR. Nobody knows where all the money and shares actually went in the various "deals" he and his fellow felons have put together over the years. Sure, the director fees, perks, and "retirement funds" have been amazingly lucrative for someone who's failed to generate any revenues at all, but it is my belief that the REAL money is made on phantom transactions with offshore entities. If he loses control of his companies, if he loses access to information about any legal or accounting searches through the company records to see who has actually benefitted from these transactions, he knows he is in serious trouble. He has built a house of cards, and he absolutely depends on controlling access to the information used to create that house. FF may differ, but I don't believe he is a dolt who was taken in by Malcolm Bendell in TOG. I don't for a moment believe Tim Baldwin was "taken in" by another conman, and wasted TXO assets on a failed vision from a raving lunatic. It is my belief that he and Bendell had a beneficial partnership, used to launder funds from their various criminal transactions through a multiplicity of offshore and almost untraceable transactions. They shared a crooked accountant, Mark Callaway, who "worked" at RAM, Silk Road, East African Oil, Frontier Mining , and EEGC. They had a common interest and a common bond, and hoped to use their various frauds to compliment and support each other. See, in addition to TOGL and TOG, the Coleridge Resourses "deal" whereby Malcolm Bendall and the TXO crew tried to turn a defunct and stolen empty shell company into a 35 million payday using nothing other than a few sham transactions and press releases. They currently share and have the active support of a deeply crooked and nearly bankrupt lawyer in constructing these transactions. They didn't, and don't, care whether TOG (or Athabasca, or OTR, or ORS, or GBG, or even TXO) live or die. They are simply conduits to funnel shares and cash. If those shells collapse (sorry, WHEN they collapse) they will be replaced by other front companies and the fraud will continue. He is a criminal who fears exposure. A sociopath, a liar, a fraud. That's the simplest explanation. | truth_hurts_2105 | |
23/3/2015 23:32 | temm Mind the language. | webster is back | |
23/3/2015 22:19 | ff, It would not surprise me in the slightest if the rumours you are hearing were true. Once TEB was booted out of RAM he did everything he could to ensure it could not succeed without him. His ego is so massive that he would almost certainly reject anything that saw him kicked out and the company go on to actually make money for once. He would have been happy to leave CTFA to Tim Godwin, who sided with TEB when TEB was destroying RAM's chances, because even TEB could see CTFA was a complete basket case and would never be able to pay him significant fees. | sweet karolina | |
23/3/2015 21:49 | rmart Look where your deletions and bannings got you in the end. Suck it up you moron. Some would like to sock YOU one in the eye if they ever ran into you. | contienda | |
23/3/2015 19:04 | sorry Temm, you get smacked before TB. He's just a crook - you are a major league azzh0le | ih_237920 | |
23/3/2015 18:57 | who's going to smack him first? | temmujin | |
23/3/2015 18:42 | All of us long term holders have lost SOME of our money......the CEO, Board and their BB sycophants have lost ALL of their reputation, credibility and self respect.I think we have come out of this better than them. | bili1946 |
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