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Which is why Tally really need to emphasise the secure, gold-caked factor with their product. The pubic is jittery and uninformed as it is. So something laid out in simple English but which reinforces how safe this product is, especially if the company were to (theoretically) go bust...all that needs driving home in an age of multiple product all noisily competing.

This article is not Tally-related but worth a read for the general attitude in India towards gold and how central it is to their daily lives.

https://www.tripsavvy.com/guide-to-buying-gold-in-india-4136206

Well it's a vast and sprawling marketplace out there with room for all sorts of concepts and products.

But I'll stick to worrying what Tally is doing. I can't concern myself with panicking about Libra and everyone else's business plan. All I need to know is: is Tally on track. I can happily shut out all the other noise. That's just me. I really couldn't care less if it's not called Tallymoney.

They are having a little chat with someone about being able to recommend a friend via the app. They say that's in the works. A facility like that would certainly be handy.

https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&q=tallymoney&src=spxr

I feel pretty sure that the inventors of Tally haven't sat down and come up with a zero profit scenario after the sheer slog of developing this thing. There may be all kinds of twists and turns from avenues we cannot even see atm.

But then again what if the product was developed under knowledge and even tutelage of some other entity to be taken out by that entity in time? It's another possibility.

I'm with bigbench.

Don't get me wrong, I'll be right up there with a pitchfork and flaming spear if this goes up in a puff of smoke but there's no indication of that yet. People really seem to expect great miracles from one week to the next. The press campaign hasn't started yet but that doesn't mean the team aren't flat out organising it. It's not a huge workforce and there will be a ton of planning involved, interviews being done, perhaps as we speak? Who would be doing that I wonder? CP and Ralph most likely. And who even has decided CP has 'vanished'? One persona says it and it gets carried like Chinese whispers, lol.

We're all stuck in the same boat with our money withheld and itching to see a relist. I'm not immune to that, I feel it myself. But the constant hassling of the Tally account needs to stop imo. Everyone knows full well it cannot/is not allowed to give out corporate answers. The most logical thing to happen is an RNS at some point this summer outlining the pre-IPO and further plans. Whether relist happens any time soon or not, the answer isn't just going to be flippantly handed out by a Twitter account. So if you keep bothering them you're just making a prat of yourself. And you're still not going to get an answer.

It does speak volumes. It speaks to the volume of imbeciles battering the Tally Twitter site repeatedly when you've all been told to use the address given. Or pick the phone up and talk to CP/Ralph, etc. Or better still, just wait for the next RNS informing us of the pathway to relist and the plans therein.

But no, you have to keep hammering away with the same stuff, day in day out. I would get sick of it and block you people too. Honestly, the Tally staff manning the Twitter page are not there to deal with your relist questions. How many times do you need telling?

"But this is looking like smoke and mirrors to me while CP vanishes into thin air with all our money"

I never understand why people do this, aside from obviously frightening yourself and try and frighten others. There's no underpinning substance to this statement apart from wishful thinking so what's even the point?

Many e-mail accounts are set up to specifically filter first-time correspondence that are not listed in your address book (aka that you've verified as safe) so it places such mailshot type e-mails in 'junk' or 'Other' folders for security until you verify they are legit. Especially if they contain links/URLs to websites, etc.

I had the same happen when I signed up to Martin Lewis's money newsletter. It went straight to junk. Whilst Tally initially went into 'Other' folder, but not junk. After approving Martin Lewis as 'Not Spam' that now lands in the main inbox. These are tweaks you have to do yourself. I'm afraid this is one you can't pin on Tally.

Poor thing.

Nothing happening? You should be ecstatic.

Tick tock. :)

blind = bling.

I agree that Tally are going to have to sell the parts that will appeal to the ordinary public, where terms like 'reserve banking' mean little to nothing. They need to emphasise the benefits of ATM use, foreign travel, low fees and simply owning a shiny precious metal in a vault which you can control in tiny fractions with your card. The blind effect, really. The control you have over this gold. The benefits of buying a cup of coffee with a small amount of gold. Feelgood factor, that sort of thing.

They should emphasise the elemental scarcity of gold on the planet and how by owning it in this way you're really part of a select band of owners. But not wealthy elites, you can be joe or jill ordinary. I think if they keep it simple and straightforward, with terminology and ideas that most people understand and respond to, they could hit home.

Great work but don't worry too much at this stage. Only Fools and Horses bombed when first shown. You're not going to interest everyone instantly. I've come across things during my lifetime where I haven't given it house room but months down the line I've looked into it more or changed my mind. It's planting the seed that counts.

It's really Tally's job to get this out there to the public with the upcoming press campaign and PR drive and I'm sure the team are preparing for the rollout.

You haven't resorted to robbing dodgy banks now have you, mr forensic expert? Who ought to know the difference between 'write' and 'right' at this stage of life.

Panic, panic, panic, eh? With an extra dollop of panic. :)

I mean come on guys, the psychology behind what's going on ain't difficult to decipher. Someone got caught short and/or works for some rival company and is having an enormous meltdown because they thought this would have folded by now. The less likely that's looking (despite the still less than perfect comms from the top, albeit the Tally staff as great, esp. Kris), the bigger the panic and the more obnoxious it gets.

This is now into pure panic territory for this person. There isn't a shareholder on the planet that would delight in trying to steer this over a cliff like this person's trying to do. The whole thing is a ridiculous front for some dire concern that this is actually going to come back at some point and come back strong. I can't predict the future and I don't know if it will. But it's looking in healthier shape than it was an each step is a step in the right direction. The press campaign could see the beginnings of something really special for those of us who want this to see the light of day. But please, let's just see the picardy's of the forum for what they are, obsessives who made a mistake with a short and are now trying to make everyone else pay.

Like most people, I'd love to be back on the market with the company trading asap. It's a bug bear that's not going to go away until they do.

However, the other side of my brain says that should Tally attempt a listing soon, a lot of people would bolt straight for the door, out of sheer relief from being able to get their money back (or what's left of it, unless current progress is enough to improve the sp from the 2.65p range we closed at! And given the poor performance of AIM these days, it may well not be).

The company know this. So, if you were them, would you try to build it up into something that makes it harder to instantly offload or do you bow to the screamers (not all of whom will be genuine and some almost certain trolls bangwagon jumping)? Just something to consider.

Hello,

We are getting in touch as you previously registered for The Real Asset Company. We wanted to let you know about our new offering called Tally which makes buying, holding and spending gold easier than ever.
Tally is a currency like Pounds or Dollars, except 1 Tally is 1 milligram of physical gold. It’s designed for people who see the value of having their savings in gold rather than fiat currency, while still being able to spend it seamlessly every day like a regular account.

Please note that Tally is currently only available to UK residents aged 18+. If you would like to be notified once Tally launches in other countries, sign up here.

How does it work?
When customers make a deposit through the smartphone app, they take full ownership of physical LBMA approved Tally gold at the wholesale price with no fees or mark-ups. The gold is kept in a secure vault in Switzerland, with the value of customers’ holdings held in individual Tally banking accounts linked to a contactless Mastercard® debit card. Customers use Tally to seamlessly spend anywhere that accepts Mastercard®, at home or abroad, with no fees. And as Tally holdings are 100% insured to the full value, savings are safe whatever happens.

What are the costs?
There’s no transaction fees to use Tally at home or abroad. We don’t charge FX fees, mark-up on FX rate, or charge extra for ATM withdrawals. Instead there’s a single monthly charge of 0.1% of your average monthly holding to cover storage, security, insurance and operational costs. This is reduced to 0.05% for holding above half a million Tally (t500,000).
How do I sign-up?

You can download the Tally app on the App Store, or Google Play store. You just need a UK Passport or driving licence, or a European passport if you are a resident in the UK.
Download the app and sign-up here

Further information
It you want to learn more about Tally, take a look at our website or get in touch if you have any questions. Take a look below for more benefits to using Tally.
Tally Benefits
- The value of your savings are protected from inflation
- Tally doesn’t drop in value following political uncertainty
- Better insulated from economic crisis
- No risk of bank collapse
- Your holding is 100% owned and controlled by you and doesn’t move without your say so
- The value of your holdings are updated in real-time

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"If you would like to be notified once Tally launches in other countries, sign up here."

Yes I would, lol.

PS: I bought £80 worth a while ago top up and now they're worth £2. I'd be paying £10.00 on a £12 transaction fee just to get rid of them.

Utter pants!

Don't forget wealth destroyers KDNC, formerly REM. With surely the most deluded bunch of happy-clappy followers I've ever seen on these boards.

Of course. How stupid of anyone to even mention it.

Because let's face it, anything Tally does you're going to bemoan aren't you? Nothing's ever going to be good enough.