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@hasiba if you just posted on telegram ' can anybody read this' then yeah I can, but I can't respond..thats the issue.

Need to change settings as your admin. Think it needs to be public group

Not sure I think it's because it's set as a 'private channel' and not public

Still no joy - I'm in but can't type anything. Think it may be to do with admin settings

@hasiba I've joined, but won't let me send aessage on there so think you'll have to unite the telegram group so members can message. Just a heads up

As it won't let me type anythinf

I've joined telegram but think you need to accept me in

What's the chat called, can search for it....

Yeah but won't the fca just turn round and say well shareholders voted no, so why should motif get an extension?
Don't get me wrong, I'd like revised terms and the extension (as I need to recoup), but what's the likelihood of this happening....

Yeah but even if that was to happen, how can it if the company is delisted off the stock market?
Its interesting because it was a pretty limited deal for investors, and at the same time, the board want their payday.

So if they were to adjust resolutions more in favour of the shareholders, they can't really do much if the company is delisted tomorrow can they?

That's s hood shout. We need a telegram group

Ah ok, understood.

eh?

@hellosandiego thanks. I really hope the board come back with something more realistic now. Otherwise everybody loses out.

Ah ok, thanks @hellosandiego. So how would you do that. So if delisted from aim, will our shares still be available to buy or sell on the site? (Knowing what the site is that is)

So this was also sandwiched within the rns just now. What you reckon this means?

"As at today's date, there are 654,991,023 ordinary shares in issue. Shareholders are entitled to one vote per share. Votes withheld are not votes in law and so have not been included in the calculation of the proportion of votes for and against a resolution.

It will not be possible for shareholders to trade their ordinary shares in the immediate short term following Cancellation. If the Company's financial position allows it to do so, the Board may consider implementing a Matched Bargain Facility in the future to give shareholders an opportunity to trade their ordinary shares following Cancellation. Further announcements will be made in due course."

Is there any way to join the call for free? (Just thinking its a US number so will rinse my phone bill lol)

@HrlloSanDiego would it still be a fair deal if people bought in at 1p? (As it was around that for a while as well prior)

Don't think another rns on proposed offer will come out. They know what they doing.

Yes or no vote, they have bigger fish in the pond to vote yes. Don't think our vote will make much difference tbh

Hope it's not, but feels like a take it or leave it

(Motif: if you are reading, at least do a better consolidation offer #meanie)

Yeah the 220:1 ratio has pretty much screwed us all let's say it how it is.

My small but not so important opinion: it's obvious now most of us small timers in this stock are gonna lose a lot of our hard earned dollar, so with the potential warrants and the potential of the new company, unless you need the small amount of money we are getting back, I reckon it's worth mentally just taking it as a loss, BUT, leaving it in the new company for x amount of years till it recovers what your original investment is.

Only way I can personally see any of us on here getting our dollar back.

What if you bought in at a penny?