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Parker, I honestly cannot see us getting anything back. As you say- hopefully we learn something from the experience.For me, I've finished with the Aim market. Plenty of opportunities to make money with the bigger companies.Also if the market is saying that a company is worth a few hundred grand then it's not going to be worth 10s of millions which is what I was hoping. The market does get things wrong but not very often THAT wrong.Oh well we live and learn.

Well if he was spinning me a yarn and he never expected Tablettv to sell - then Bloch's theory makes perfect sense.

I think that we all hoped that there was so much more but I honestly got the impression at the time that everything else relied on Tablettv selling in large numbers. At one time there wash a decent article (review) written that kick started a few hundred units being sold. It was one Sunday morning and Len was as excited as a 6 year old at Christmas. I can only assume that selling Tablettv was that crucial to the company.

Len a lot at that time and when it didn't sell he was so deflated, his whole attitude changed.He became very defensive in his emails. I think that if Tablettv had sold it would have opened doors for them but it didn't and the rest is history.

Parker, I think that it is partly true but I think that they had a t of faith in Tablettv selling and it just never took off. I was in contact with

Glad you are keeping well Bing. Some things are far more important than what goes on here. Leaves a sour taste but I've decided to try and take something from it and move on.Hope that you get your appetite back for investing. We just backed a loser, that's all. It happens to the best. Good Luck Cassius

I don't know how I would feel if I had been lied to face to face as some shareholders were.It's bad enough by email etc.

Thanks for your post Steve. It's more or less how I feel about the whole sorry episode. I was in contact with the board and just like you was given the story that they wanted me to hear. My decisions,my investment,my loss,my own fault for believing the bull. The warning signs were there when TabletTV didn't sell.Hopefully I've learned some lessons (albeit expensive ones). Never trust anyone involved with the Aim market. Never chase losses and don' t get emotionally attached to a share. All advice that I'd been told at one time or another but I have to learn the hard way.I wrote this off when it delisted and moved on. Concentrating on FTSE 100 shares at the moment. In profit as well!! Going to take a while to recoup MTV losses though. Best Wishes Cassius