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And how the hell am i supposed to know that - i dont follow people around making notes unlike yourself.
Besides im sure he/she/they are not so bothered to want to start howling about it, unlike yourself, who it wouldnt even affect! Simply an argumentative old victor you are lol.
You could in fact argue with yourself in an empty room. If you could even stand your own company for long enough. Clown.
Yes Toffees, here is the relevant bit to this discussion
obtain valid consent, an individual must take a positive action to confirm their consent, based on a clear understanding of what they’re consenting to.
So for Ted Baker, or Boo in a takeover positive consent would need to be expressly given.
Which I doubt it is now
Did you note this bit Bfd?
"You don’t need consent to market to businesses (unless they’re sole traders).
If you’re marketing to business contacts within a limited company, PLC, LLP, etc., you don’t need explicit consent."
However, many people are unaware of this, so it’s essential to understand the rules.
" It won't go for pounds Bfd, no way, it's currently sitting at 34p with a market cap of 433 million, it isn't going for pounds per share imo."
Oh dear... How on earth will Tradey's ego cope with a experinced and skilled investor having an opinion which differs from his absolute truth?
"When it comes to direct marketing, such as email, phone, SMS text, and messaging, there are specific rules regarding consent. Let’s break it down:
Consent under GDPR:
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) introduced new rules around what constitutes consent as the lawful basis for processing personal data.
To obtain valid consent, an individual must take a positive action to confirm their consent, based on a clear understanding of what they’re consenting to.
Pre-ticked boxes, ambiguous wording, or deceptive practices are not allowed for obtaining consent1.
PECR (Privacy & Electronic Communications Regulations):
PECR sets out rules for direct marketing in the UK, covering email, SMS, messaging, and phone marketing.
When PECR requires “consent” for marketing, it means GDPR-level consent.
Therefore, if you need consent for direct marketing, you must comply with both PECR and GDPR rules.
Business Contacts and Consent:
You don’t need consent to market to businesses (unless they’re sole traders).
If you’re marketing to business contacts within a limited company, PLC, LLP, etc., you don’t need explicit consent.
However, many people are unaware of this, so it’s essential to understand the rules.
Best Practices:
When collecting personal data online, consider having customers click or tick a box to confirm their consent according to your privacy policy.
Include details of the right to withdraw consent in your privacy information and consent requests.
In summary, forgetting to tick the box to deny consent could potentially lead to retailers using your details for marketing purposes. It’s crucial to be aware of the rules and ensure that you actively manage your consent preferences. Always review privacy policies and understand how your data will be used! 😊🔍📝
source: Bing
Oh daytrade wrong again on so many counts
Toffers is female, you owe her an apology
Second in your own two horse race says it all
Toffers you don't get the point about express permission. You certainly don't get the point about transfer of rights.
Each to their own, but firstly a bid won't come imho but if it did 60p wouldn't even reach shareholders
You should try listening to toffer tradey.
He can see the nonsense in your frankly silly "£'s" asertions at least.
You dont have a scooby
I Day traded in Boohoo a while back with some success but moved on when it went flat. however I'm tempted to invest a little now as In my opinion the short positions will buy back soon and a rise to about 50p is probable by the end of the year.
Keep it up tradey
Im not the one petrified of losing his cash here lol
That'll be you. :))))
That's my point Bfd, how many people forget to tick the box etc, and then they've consented, and bobs your uncle! It won't go for pounds Bfd, no way, it's currently sitting at 34p with a market cap of 433 million, it isn't going for pounds per share imo.
Man child still involved in his imaginary battle with people who think he is a fool
So sad
Going to admit you were wrong when you were gloating a few days ago about not even BIg MIke being interested in buying any more daytrade. When some of us were saying he was mid purchase.
For someone who considers himself a perennial winner, you don't half lose a lot. Second place in your own two horse race daytrade?!
Be a top day when that happens Bon, looking forward to those howls immensly.
Still see the ramper is blabbing on about "£'s"
Loving in cuckoo land that pair.
Bon Scott you need shares to vote on anything.
Kamani bought at £2.60 from memory, so he is going to let his lifetimes work go for 40p
You are just embarrassing yourself
Yes they are. No doubt cosy alternative arrangements will have been made by that time.
I'm going to vote for it just to hear your howls as yours and coasty's investments go down the swanny.
Oh dear Bon Scott, just whose strategy is that?
Just the dumb product of an uninvested troll mind.
Is the Kamani family going to sell their 20% stake for 40p
The answer is obvious
"I believe a bidder reaching 30% is obliged to offer at least the highest price THEY have paid for shares in last twelve months."
Yes, so the strategy is clear: buy throughout at a very low price, chuck a few pence on top by way of "incentive" and voila, cleaned out at 40p-ish. Extremely dangerous times.
That's exactly my point Toffees, people need to expressly tick the box to give permission now.
I very much doubt it Ted Baker permissions, or Boo's for that matter, give express permission to sell data on to third parties by somebody purchasing the company
60p won't fly, we are looking at £s if anybody wants to make a serious offer for Boo
I believe a bidder reaching 30% is obliged to offer at least the highest price THEY have paid for shares in last twelve months.
Huge danger for shareholders from a lowball take-out. Remember, we're taling about two organisations whose forntmen have few scruples.
Bfd, how many people remember to tick the right box every time, or untick it?!!!
Hi Blackfox, I think Ashley will do a deal with Kamani, whether he takes it outright or a higher percentage stake. I have a feeling there are other plans afoot as well, Kamani is quite a big influence in Dubai and there's plenty of money sloshing about in Dubai. I'd really like to see what these two have planned, it could be very interesting!
If Ashley did go for a buy out, I agree 50-60p range is more likely, unless the share price starts to motor quite rapidly on him trying to reach that 30% in a hurry! my views.
Looking at the trading ranges, it'd clear that Ashley has been buying in the 33-35p range.
He is likely still buying
No way Ashley is looking at Fraser's buying Boo imho. I still think he will be looking for a partial spin off of Debenhams and then he will open stores.
Anybody who wishes to buy Boo will be looking in the pounds not the pennies
Toffers I believe you are a lawyer?
In that case you should be aware of GDPR and although customer data is massively valuable, it can no longer be sold willy nillly without the customer's express permission
From memory I think MA always topped up under 35p.
I dont think he will go out for all out ownership of every company that he has been building a stake in. Whatever he is doing he is heavily invested in retail. Makes me wonder why you wouldnt put some of that money into other sectors. As a sleeping partner. Maybe his is.
I know stick to what you know but...........