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It will definitely stand for Last Chance. We are so close to the wire now it is chafing.

Nice of you to pop by and share your finite wisdom. Perhaps you may like to enlighten us as to how you came up with that theory and to what it was based upon. Rather a random input I felt bearing in mind this has held steady around the 3p mark since the brokered £250k pm. agreement.

bjlabuk - having made use of the filter button recently I have found it much easier to get through the posts on here. I have only had to filter 3 people, resulting in less stress and time on here.

Also, recently, a 50-year resident of the once quaint community told The Freeport News he was left baffled when drilling a well for a soak-a-way in his backyard, “a geyser of ‘black gold’ as well as a nauseating odor” were encountered instead of water as was expected. http://thefreeportnews.com/news/oil-contamination-fears-abound-gb/

Kept getting an ad on the right of the bulletin board. I closed it and a message popped up from Google: Why that ad? With the added information;- This ad is based on: Your visit to the advertiser's website and/or app The information on the website you were viewing The ad was "Build Yours Now" Bentley Oh how I smirked - would be nice to have enough left over having paid the mortgage off as and when we spud.

bjlabuk - I understand the issue with Zambian company etc, though the way things have been going lately - We owned the majority of Star Zinc, Ester Project, Kabwe dumps etc. Mine was a rather tongue in cheek comment, due to the many sideways and all ways moves of ownership of things once wholly owned by BMR and its subsidiaries. However, in reality we do not know the full picture as to who actually owns what. I mentioned only the other day how the shareholder page looked with Lexinta. The Lexinta issue appeared to have gone when Amazon Hill took over some of their shares back in September 2016. The significant shareholder page was updated this year and has been altered before now. It still shows Lexinta holdings which differ from the listed percentages. Either I am wrong in my recollection that Lexinta reduced their holding to and Amazon Hill took them over or there is some sloppiness in editing the website - or even a bit of both. I just wish we could be given a definitive and reliable update as to where we stand. Its been a long time coming. Stay safe all.

This moving around of the ownership of the now many parts of the company is starting to look a bit like the old 'ringing the changes' scam or even the 'cups and balls' routine. I expect I am well off the mark there of course, got to be much simpler. Whilst we await any useful news from the company I may as well take my aging father out to lunch instead.

Depends which estate you grew up on Davie.

Looking at that article and the comments below it suggest a couple of the locals are not impressed. laallee - I agree that those local rags keep copying and pasting our own news. There is nothing new in the article, merely a reiteration of stuff we already know about. I do like the occasional reiteration as it is an opportunity to focus one's mind.

plumbus - it appears that the JLP RNS writer went to the same school as the BMR one - JACKANORY springs to mind. I will be able to tell my great grandkids a tale "Once upon a time...…………..)

Cheers Eric - The filter button seems to be working. Hopefully there will be a lot less to wade through when I next log on. I hope I don't miss an important missive though. Am sure someone will let me know in the meantime. Stay safe all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsC4kf6x_Q0

There was less name calling at my primary school. This was a discussion board to debate the company BMR in all it's guises. Instead it has become a place to discuss whose dad is bigger? Now I am not a moderator or a prude but I would rather not waste my time with the newbies incessant put downs. Some posters actually discuss what may or may not happen but it gets lost in the bulls hite. Of course I've had bigger people tell me to fcuk off and my dad even at 83 will fill yours in. Haway lads - lets get back to something sensible.

Lol PI. I saw your point was well made. To be honest my punctuation is not always on point, and it does show how quotes can so easily be taken out of context for those who wish to. I often post from mobile phone, so fat thumbs and dots and dashes are easily missed out. (I am not going to admit to being lazy that way am I?)

"Super, smashing, lovely, great - here's what you could have won." I looked back at the old DGO board, having sold out at massive profit (only had a few shares) at around £4.50 only to see a few years later the shares bought back for £8 a go. What did I do with my not so ill gotten gains? I threw a lump in here, caught out in the spike along with some good gains but bigger losses elsewhere.

Point taken PI, however, my punctuation in that sentence was correct. Far too many folk screaming MASSIVE or ZERO on here - newbies can so easily fall foul. You will find that the majority of my posts are filled with calls of restraint, and to look at what is the official line rather than an individual poster's surmised statement. I did say "We have to learn to crawl before we can walk so let us see how this pans out this year before we all get too excited and newbies risk all by remortgaging their houses to become multi millionaire dreamers." so the person reading the original post, I expect, would understand what I meant. Loads of commas in that post of course.

IF - we work on the lower end of that pipedream i.e. 4 Billion Barrels (For clarity that is 4 thousand million barrels (tic ;@) )) we can still be very excited at the prospect, bearing in mind other fields as has been discussed have risen quite well on the million barrels of oil encountered. Let us leave the top end estimates for post spud. We have to learn to crawl before we can walk so let us see how this pans out this year before we all get too excited and newbies risk all by remortgaging their houses to become multi millionaire dreamers. I am not saying this cannot get into the £1 range quickly or longer term. All I am saying is try to concentrate on what is going on within the short term events and build upon them. We have one or maybe two more payments to be made whilst the nerds run over the data room information. It is nothing but an exciting time for the company and its shareholders - Massive POTENTIAL of course. Stay safe.

Yes Eric - I would expect and hope the two will go hand in hand. I also hope that we can get a decent bit of information including photos etc about the ongoing build. I had hope we could call in the services of Nick Knowles and his "The Big Build" team t give a helping hand. Looking at our website I note the page relating to Zambian Partners is now a plank page. The significant shareholders remains mysterious in relation to Lexinta (12,500,000 or 7.6%) held in Lynchwood nominees, though the Lynchwood Nominees account shows a holding of only 13,466,367 or 4.01%. That page updated 16/4/18 so they have had enough time to sort it. Anyway off to my own pit.

Amtech - hats off for deferring your salary. I do however, suggest that it could also be construed that the BoD deferred their pension knowing that a deal was on the cards so a no brainer for them to defer in the knowledge that talks were well underway before this signing of the NDA. Of course that is supposition, however, a real possibility knowing we have had that potential tie in on the cards. I do not think it is fair to state "sheer desperation" though a possibility maybe. The facts are Amtech - BPC are in talks (with an NDA) with a major player in the oil industry. That company appears to have been quite taken by the legendary 'Data Room' so much so that to keep BPC sweet they are paying for the privilege of poring over the data in order to make an informed decision or NOT. The data held in that room is backed up by Moyes and Co. BPC company website also boasts:- Four structures over the Bain, Cooper and Donaldson licences with Unrisked Recoverable Prospective Resources (EUR) in excess of 500 million bbls each at multiple reservoir intervals; Three of the four structures have an unrisked EUR in excess of 1 billion barrels of oil; The EUR have been estimated statistically – and each of the separate intervals are considered to have different risk. However, if the hydrocarbon system is working at each level, the four structures have a summed mean EUR greater than four bboe; The report focused on the Cretaceous interval only. The shallower Tertiary strata and deeper Jurassic pre and post-salt will be evaluated after we have completed our 3D seismic interpretation and; The report also addresses the Chance of Success by reservoir interval for each structure. _____________________________________________________________________________ To post on a company website that the company have an Unrisked Estimated Ultimate Recovery (EUR) of 4 Billion BBOE would be quite foolish so one would hope this major player has had a half decent boffin pore over the information properly - perhaps the reason for the 3 to 6 month payment scheme. The website of course is information from the company and it is their understanding of what we have as shareholders. Other people may have a different take on that information - HOWEVER - I will err on the side that the company actually know what they are doing. Best of luck to everyone in their investments - Shares can go up and go down. Spread betting and trading should only be done by folk who know what they are doing and above all else never invest or bet what you cannot afford to lose. Stay safe.

Chimes - it is just the same old****** day in day out - we are invested in a company who are suspended and have been for far too long. We have POTENTIAL and that is about it on paper. Until we see that plant in operation and any £/$ signs being added to our financial statements then we are merely a company with that potential. We can guesstimate until the cows come home as to where we will be this week, next week/month/year. It matters not and of course we can all have an opinion but it has started to sound like my estranged wife going on and on about what had been said/unsaid, done or not done. That drone is one of the reasons I left. It may of course mean that she has sorted out an account on LSE to plague me. All the best folks and stay safe.