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I wish LSE would change our name from LION to Tally. Would make more sense as things stand.

Don't forget that unlike other companies that did scant promotion of their product Tally 'intends' to do a bells-n-whistles press campaign. Which they'd need to prepare for and which pretty much explains the only dutiful but no more comms. A press campaign could be massive and they're a small team so their attention will be diverted towards that I'd imagine.

This is the thing. There have been and will be times when you'll make more profit on the swings in gold than you will waiting all year on interest in an ISA or bank account.

It's definitely an interesting trading tool as well. Though I personally would always keep a core holding in Tally to keep the account open/active.

"During 2017 work at Kuikka concentrated on detailed planning, mapping and further grade confirmation drilling as part of the environmental permitting and optimisation of the bulk sampling programme. An additional 22 inclined RAB drill holes were drilled to help refine understanding of the morphology of the central vein and parallel gold mineralisation, to a depth of up to 10m, within the envelope of the planned bulk sample. This work was completed ahead of equipment testing that took place in 2018 on 200 tonnes of gold ore and a targeted box-cut bulk sampling programme.

Small-scale high-grade underground mining will be potentially permitted to occur from 2019."

E-mail Az/UAE police, government, fraud office, media/press.

Make noise - everywhere, but logically and rationally, stating the case in black and white terms.

It's the only way they'll know.

Can someone please post that to Twitter because the numpties are running the show on there. It'd be good if new customers could see the flipside.

Though Tally don't seem too concerned. They must be confident in the product.

I suspect he'll have been told not to waste time typing replies to trolls or those seeking info who might be competitors.

If you're a legit shareholder who can prove your holding and details you should get a reply. It's not a bad system really.

They look to be separating the legit shareholders from the bashers.

I've always felt that keeping my anger for CP in reserve was the best way to handle this mess. I've also been one to say I'm not happy with his comms. But he didn't get us taken off market on purpose. He hasnt, as yet, run off with our money, and he has worked to get a unique product out to the public. I don't know why people have this warped idea he's sitting there twiddling his thumbs. He's probably done more in ten minutes for getting Tally on the product and relisting road than we have in a year of talking about it.

I said I thought this would take all year and that's what I'll give it. I would have liked a relist earlier too, just for the sake of my hair falling out. But I have to accept the company's timeline. I'll be annoyed as any other holder if we fail to relist and count me into the pitchfork club. But only then. Until then I have to be realistic and allow this the time and rollout period it needs. We are badly behind. But we know that. Now is the time to grit teeth, support the product and help it do well so there's better uptake and hopefully faster return to market. If CP is fighting shareholders it looks bad. And there's only so much complaining you can do before it looks like deliberate trolling attacks, designed to damage the brand. I would save the anger for the point when we're told we will never relist, not at this crucial rollout stage where things look more positive than they have done in over a year. Not that the idiots out there will stop doing what they're doing but those are my feelings on it.

Are you being deliberately obtuse or are you genuinely thick?

How does piles and piles and piles and piles of demands for a relist, accusations of CEO being a 'crook' and a thief and a conman (same recycled crap peddled by mug punters and trolls alike on Twitter, language that gets used here too, ho ho ho) help anybody? Genuinely tell me how.

How does swamping anything Tally put out to promote a great product with banging your tankards on the table rather than oh I dunno, just wait a few weeks/months more to find out where this is going? Genuinely, tell me how this hot mess on Twitter attracts new customers to the product and helps the product take off? It doesn't and you know it doesn't. You're mob ganging up instead of having that bit more patience. Plus which you're mob ganging on the wrong people.

Those lunatics on Twitter are the biggest bunch of idiots I've ever seen.

They're the embarrassment, along with anyone endorsing them on here. I doubt anyone thinks CP's a saint but the constant badgering of Tally Twitter just makes people look pathetic tbh. Pathetic and dumb. It's of absolutely zero benefit for any serious shareholder that wants to see this a. do well b. get back to market.

We're probably near a relist anyway behind the scenes. But now it's become about Give Me Now! and thus detracting from the Tally product. What a bunch of bellends.

*wade through

Well listen, point-flying-over-head, do you really think it's beneficial to potential customers and newbies to have to through playground fights about relisting every five minutes? How many times do these thickies have to target the Tally website which keeps politely telling people it can't respond to relist enqs, instead of picking up the phone to CP (like I did!) or e-mailing corporate? Even if they don't answer, neither can TallyTwitter. It's just not their job. And whatever tf beef Bigmj has with other companies is not my concern.

So you'd better hope to hell that the 'just Asians' 'using this as a gift card' help us make the numbers up for a good relisting comeback because twonks are doing a fantastic job of wrecking whatever sentiment is put out to the public on Twitter. A'bit rich'? Fat chance with the way idiots are acting atm. You cannot even guarantee all these people are shareholders and not trolls.

Well what we have is people bashing whatever move this company makes. They've made sure the Twitter Tally tag is a complete mess of potshots about relisting and fighting between themselves. Just so that the product looks to be dogged by imbeciles.Which sadly it is. Imbeciles who have every right to feel frustrated (if they are genuine holders) but who still haven't the sense to realise they're making their own product (which they need to relist) look bad.

Some have a death wish, they are so stupid.

Also the Trust Pilot reviews have gone up from 33 the other week to 44.

https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/tallymoney.com#

Mike Joseph
@benchpressmike
31m31 minutes ago

Thx & understand your concerns , this will relist 100% for sure . Ask yourself how many listed companies a) have circa £500k of OWN money invested here by a director (me) b) have directors openly talking to shareholders on social media 3) how many have a genuine unique product

Mike Joseph
?@benchpressmike
30m30 minutes ago

Comms will follow , the team are working very hard behind the scenes to get ready for pre ipo raise and relist , product now live & getting gr8 feedback

I liked Tally from the start and thought it had a more universal appeal than 'Goldbloc' which sounds quite elitist to me. Globally, names are going to be replicated and that's to be accepted, but nobody else is using Tallymoney and nobody has this branding/concept in this arena. So we're good.

There was some suggestion the name held negative connotations in the UK but Tally obviously isn't seen as a negative term in India or the US (there is a Tally accounting company here if I recall), so although it's an older term, it's one that seems to have crept back into favour.

I think the snappy branding of our's has long ago blown away any notion that it's not a sophisticated product. It's just a case of plugging it to the masses now. Then going global. If the name's already out there then there's a reasonable argument that it's already established and understood, so won;t put people off?

It's US-based and in a completely different field so it won't interfere with UK marketing.

The name must be working well for them though.

I'm not on Twitter but I like to keep up with Mike's convos on there as you sometimes get some good nuggets of info.

He's been responding to some questions and states that the PR guys are getting Tally out there shortly. Which is in line with what's in the RNS about press exposure. Regarding the lack of a definite relist date, which many people are upset about, it's because they want to get the product right. I assume they want it to get established first/get some numbers in first. But he's confident it will relist and again states how much money he has invested here.

His account is at @benchpressmike.

"If relist prior to IPO, SP tanks due to whiny traders and this affects likely IPO price as well as likely damaging confidence for a fledgling product going to market."

Unless Tally comes up with something newsworthy in terms of marketing the product (it's still early days yet) then exactly that is going to happen. They really need to be at a stage where peed-off investors, never mind traders, think 'aha, this has more steam in it so I won't pull all my money out and high-tail it out of here.' A major tie up in the works, big names, interest, etc. Something exciting and market grabbing.

Given that it's Tally, the child of Lionsgold, we can pretty much expect that even with the best of intentions, the journey will be in their time and no amount of chiding and whining on forums and Twitter will change CP's stoic (some would say arrogant) attitude.

But see, where investors are in a rush, the company isn't. But I think that is key to convincing investors to stay and/or bringing in new blood to replace outgoers who leave on the bell.