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robots said:hello,
"we wouldnt have a clue who has accepted his offers"
has anybody's vulnerable frail grandma/pa accepted one of his offers?
people can live how they like, I personally believe he is wak
wasnt the recent lady who tried to get out of her contract with Tweed described as a "sophisticated investor"
thankyou
robots
laurie said:Laughed my head off and many applauded IAG at the last AGM where Tweed complained that IAG charged him $40000 for the cd with sharesholders holding that's the part that got my back up our information on the share registry is there for all to see yes I'm aware it's lawful to obtain the share registry so much for privacy!
cheers laurie
robots said:hello,
found plenty of "media" articles, ACA/ch9 had a couple of people who provided shares to Tweed. These individuals commented how silly they were to accept not having checked the latest "market" share price.
surprisingly there wasnt this in your face evidence of frail vulnerable grandma/pa's who the media/people have heavily promoted as being victims.
found interesting opinion on Xstrata's offer for WMC and the similarities to Tweed, in essence buying shares at a certain price.
what about Paul Little and current bid for Patrick?
i think Toll's offer for Patrick is around 6.30 whilist Patrick is trading at around 6.98, was around 7.40.
no Paul Little warning, no cries of vulture, no ACA or Today Tonight vision, people received documentation from Toll to accept their offer.
Paul Little wants to make money and buy patrick as cheap as possible, like most people out there.
thankyou
robots
Try Aevum Ltd case.robots said:surprisingly there wasnt this in your face evidence of frail vulnerable grandma/pa's who the media/people have heavily promoted as being victims.
robots
Julia said:Robots:
You make a good point. One essential difference is the amount of publicity which has been accorded to the Toll/Patrick situation. Most people, even those without shares in either company, would be aware of the current state of play. It will be interesting to watch the outcome in his battle. Chris Corrigan will not be sitting back and doing nothing.
Julia
mista200 said:I read somewhere that he hates cars and houses. Hes a bit of a weirdo. Yeah although what hes doing is immoral its not against the law so leave him alone.
7Anyway said:Bullmarket,dont do that ,YOU might get in trouble for breaking some health regulation.Instead wrap a brick or phone book and send that.
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