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A very financially clued up friend of mine told me to buy Bitcoin years ago (years before the hype) at under $100, obviously I didn't take his advice, he's now a multi-millionaire and I'm not :-(

Probably wait for RBM to give you the definitive answer.

Spotify, I believe MC only does email so no post, I would have stayed in S E Asia myself.

Spikey, I've been in O&G companies in the past that have changed jurisdiction and even their name and the original shareholding was always valid.

The good thing about calling an EGM is that it forces Amit's hand, if he refuses then that opens new legal doors, however it all should have been done way back in 2016.

Doug, I have great respect for you ever since the highs of the AST days but it does sound like you're barking up the wrong tree.

You keep mentioning lawyers could potentially proceed for a fee of 10% of the $275m daap deal BUT what if there is no $275m (and its all in Amit's mind) AND there is no chance of extracting money from Amit's own assets then surely the only remaining option is a huge upfront payment with no guarantee of a final payout which I'm sure most shareholders wouldn't agree to.

Also, IF the $275m deal was indeed genuine (lol) then in order to proceed with the 10% fee you would legally need approval from every shareholder including Amit which obviously isn't going to happen, which means the $27.5m lawyers fee will have to be paid out of the share that the shareholders who are taking the legal action themselves own, you can't pay those fee's with other people's money even if the aren't likey to see a penny of it anyway.

My view since delist is that a Class Action (via Tim maybe) is needed not for a payment but to force Amit to show all the evidence of the daap deal in a court of law and under oath, that would be very interesting to watch.

That is what I'm thinking Conrad, if there's no $275m deal therefore no money then what is there to chase other than trying to get a conviction for Amit for all the bs updates and possibly selling millions of shares on the back of lies.

I would be amazed if a US/UK legal takes the case on without a huge upfront fee first, even the COPL Class Action shareholders have to pay £150K upfront before it's even started even though it is a No Win No Fee Solicitor.

Doug, is Chandra a major shareholder, I've always thought of him as one of Amit's little helpers, rockets to the moon, etc?

That's a very good idea of raising an EGM and trying to remove Amit although with his substantial shareholding (if he's got any left) that may be difficult, he's guaranteed to fight against it tooth & nail as ctag is his own personal money pot.

Have you or Tim had any success yet with the authorities on both sides of the pond, I guess Amit's moving of the jurisdiction to dodgy countries has probably helped him?

Hi Pikey, sorry if the word "coping" hit a nerve ;-)

I think you've said before that you believe there to be a link (any proof ?) between ctag and Impulse Dynamics but if that's the case then surely it's still a con as the money is going direct to Shlomo to prop up his company and as such ctag investors aren't going to see a penny, IF of course you believe that there was a $275m deal in the first place which the vast majority don't.

Fraudulent behaviour obviously runs in the family, one day both of them will cross paths/scam the wrong person.

"One day you will realise what's happened here, maybe not until 2025 or even longer." I don't think so, some people are just too stubborn to admit their own stupidity, also when they've lost thousands they're so desperate that they just convince themselves that it will eventually come good even though all the evidence/history say's otherwise, it's a coping mechanism.

Amit has earned over £5m from ctag since delist including most likely him selling his own shares to pi's, many on here have even admitted to buying them.

At the last count the share register was nearly 1 billion but that was ages ago so almost certainly a lot lot higher now.

This is and has always been a vehicle for Amit to sell useless shares to the gullible aided by nearly 40 bs updates and a few paid happy clappers.

Frankly I'm amazed he has made the fraud last this long.

And yet there will still be deluded idiots out there who still believe, they're either Amit's little paid helpers or the most gullible people you will ever likely to meet.

Doug, your arguments/enquiries are really only applicable if Amit is actually telling the truth in that a deal has been done but is just simply withholding the money for whatever reason. The vast majority including myself however think that everything he has said is completely made up and that there is in fact no deal or money, would the UK/US authorities still be interested if that was indeed the case?

FWIW I believe the whole fraud was simply a means to sell 100's of millions of shares which we know he has done, even Whispering herself has admitted that Amit was selling shares up until late last year.

The only way forward for pi's is a Class Action mainly to bring it all to an end but hopefully to recoup (a remote possibility) something from Amit himself, if he isn't forcibly stopped by legal means he will just carry on like this for years.

Laronde, if the JV (Exxon Mobile) hadn't walked (which started the initial crash) and had invested £100m AND the bod were non fraudulent then you're probably looking at the sp being in excess of 100p at the time and probably a lot more by now, many shareholders would have been able to retire early, all now taken away by greed and lies.

Yep, nice steady slow rise, it deters the trolls and day traders.

Well done to the chap who predicted the outage excuse, you are today's bingo winner.

Anyone else notice that the idiot "havegun" is nearly always the first to post the update , filters everyone who thinks Amit is a fraud (99% of people here) and has the same very basic child like level of English as Amit, hmm could they be one and the same?

Your claim for crystallized losses are on par with shares still held BUT I'm not sure what would happen in the event if a deal is done with Summit and the shares are then unsuspended, I guess the Class Action will still go ahead unless a lot of pi's pull out if they can get their money back by selling their shares.