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I feel this is on the cusp moving expontenially. right now this is being kept down. price should be around the 15 - 18p mark.

i can't buy, this going one way.

assumption

1.75 i meant

This may drop down to 1.75p rock bottom before a bounce. Debt is reduced and the business is moving forward. A lot of dilution but this will recover. This is my opinion AND so far i'm right 10% of the time. There will be almost a Billion shares in Circ. Going forward will HHR change business model??? will profits increase?? only time will tell. ATM debt is being reduced but fuel prices are definitely hitting.

Claims Negotiator Helphire Location: Peterlee (SR8) Salary: £14,000 per annum OTE £18,000 Date posted: 27/01/13 Job type:Permanent Company: HelphireClosing Date: 31 January 2013 Are you looking for a full time job that offers something more than the 'usual' contact centre role? Would you enjoy working in a supportive, professional environment? If this sounds like the job you’ve been looking for, apply today! Albany Assistance, part o ... more View job Add to job basket View job basket Claim Handler Helphire Location: Bath (BA2) Salary: £15,500 per annum plus bonus opportunity Date posted: 27/01/13 Job type:Permanent Company: HelphireClosing Date: 27 January 2013 Do you take pride in providing your customers with a first class service? Can you build up a relationship with a customer and identify how our products really can help them? Do you have a real talent for negotiating and problem s ... more View job Add to job basket View job basket Service Desk Analyst Helphire Location: Peterlee (SR8) Salary: £14,000 per annum Date posted: 27/01/13 Job type:Permanent Company: HelphireBrand: Helphire Group plc Closing Date: Friday 8 February 2013 Do you take pride in providing your customers with a first class service? Do you have experience in a telephone based customer service environment? Do you have a high degree of IT literacy? Are you able to understand ... more View job Add to job basket View job basket Defleet & Maintenance Controller Helphire Location: Bath (BA2) Salary: From £15,000 to £16,000 per annum Date posted: 27/01/13 Job type:Permanent Company: HelphireJob Title: Defleet & Maintenance Controller Brand: Fleet Services Closing Date: Friday 1 February 2013 Are you an experienced administrator with strong numeracy & analytical skills? Can you demonstrate a good level of IT skill, particularly with MS Word, Excel and O ... more View job Add to job basket View job basket Telemarketer Helphire Location: Bath (BA2) Salary: £22,000 per annum OTE £24,200 Date posted: 27/01/13 Job type:Permanent Company: HelphireLocation: Bath Brand: Group Commercial Closing Date: Friday 25 January 2012 Are you motivated by targets and achievement? Do you maximise relationships with key accounts to generate new business? Can you successfully build up and manage a pipeline of prospect ... more View job Add to job basket View job basket Customer Sales Advisor Helphire Location: Peterlee (SR8) Salary: £14,000 per annum realistic OTE upto £18,000 per ... Date posted: 27/01/13 Job type:Permanent Company: HelphireBrand: Albany Assistance Closing Date: Friday 1 February 2012 Are you looking for a full time job that offers something more than the 'usual' contact centre role? Would you like to promote market leading services that customers genuinely want? Would you enjoy working in a supportive, professional environment? ... more View job Add to job basket View job basket Fleet Maintenance &

Insurer Admiral could buy law firm to snub ban on flogging customer crash details By Alex Hawkes, Financial Mail On Sunday PUBLISHED: 22:37, 26 January 2013 | UPDATED: 09:31, 27 January 2013 Comments (15) Share . . Controversial: Car insurance giant Admiral is planning a tie-up or merger with claims specialist Lyons Davidson Controversial: Car insurance giant Admiral is planning a tie-up or merger with claims specialist Lyons Davidson Car insurance giant Admiral is planning a tie-up or merger with a law firm to make sure it does not lose out from the Government’s ban on referral fees. The fees – paid by lawyers to insurance companies to get hold of the details of customers who have been involved in accidents – will be banned from April 1 amid concerns that they have helped to drive up premiums. The insurer is understood to be looking to buy Bristol-based claims specialist Lyons Davidson, taking advantage of new rules that allow people other than lawyers to own law firms. A source said that there was an ‘arrangement in hand’ or ‘imminent’ between the two, though it is unclear exactly how any deal would be structured. Admiral’s move could trigger a wave of similar actions by other insurers, even though effectively finding a way around the referral ban is likely to prove controversial. There has been speculation that insurers will set up ‘alternative business structures’ to take the legal work in-house. That will enable them to ensure they continue to take a share of the profits earned by lawyers on claims. More... Teenage female drivers see car insurance premiums rise by 50% since EU ruling How to get the cheapest car insurance LISA BUCKINGHAM: Admiral sinks to new low in crash racket The Government banned the fees after Appeal Court judge Lord Justice Jackson said they drove up the costs of litigation in car accident claims cases. The involvement of solicitors and claims management firms is said to be a major factor behind soaring motor premiums. The Mail on Sunday has campaigned to end the scandal of bogus whiplash claims from motorists faking or exaggerating injuries. Insurers make money from selling on information, but also suffer when they are on the receiving end of claims. Admiral has said it will lose £7 in revenue for every vehicle it insures following the ban. The Association of British Insurers admits that the car insurance claims market is ‘dysfunctional’.It has campaigned for the referral fees ban. A spokesman for the Law Society said: ‘It is clearly open to insurers to buy law firms and offer services through them. That could work well for the insurer, the client, and help to reduce the bill for legal services. But that won’t always be the case.’ Admiral was one of the biggest risers in the FTSE 100 index of blue-chip sha

Total Accident Management wins contract with Adept Vehicle Management Posted on January 25, 2013 Fleet owners will all know the importance of having a reliable company to help them if a vehicle from one of their fleet is involved in an accident. It’s can be time consuming enough for commercial vehicle owners to claim on their commercial vehicle insurance, but due to the very nature of running a fleet of commercial vehicles, there is not always time to deal with all the paperwork and organising repairs should one of your vehicles become damaged. Companies such as Total Accident Management are therefore of great use to fleet owners, and they have just recently won a contract with the fleet service provider Adept Vehicle Management. Adept Vehicle Management has hired Total Accident Management to deliver accident management provision to their clients Environmental Essential, who deal in asbestos managing and training consultants. They have also given them the responsibility of providing their services to another client called Shield on Site, a health and safety and environmental monitoring consultancy for the manufacturing and building industries. As Adept Vehicle Management has now hired Total, they can now offer an end-to-end vehicle management for both Environmental Essential’s fleet of sixty vehicles and Shield on Site’s fleet of fifty. Sales director of Total Vehicle Management, Sue Branston said: “Our flexible approach to accident management means we can provide a product that is tailored, and a pricing structure that suits the individual company requirements, helping them reduce overall accident management costs, while providing first class customer care. We are delighted to be able to partner Adept Vehicle Management in order that it can supply its clients a full vehicle management solution. All contract wins are good news and this places us in a strong position for the start of 2013. We are looking forward to an exciting year as we strive to take the company to the next level.” Adept Vehicle Management’s sales and marketing director Mark Pedley also commented on the new contract and said: “We are absolutely delighted to have Total Accident Management on board as part of AVM’s vehicle management portfolio.”

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Do the Final Results incorporate the price of the subsidiaries of HHR?

when the results are out this this incorporate the price of the subsidiaries of HHR?

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WHERE ARE THESE CHARTS YOU REFER TO. SORRY FOR CAPS

do you think the share price might trace back to 2.75. in your opinion what is the right price? What do you predict the results will be i.e Plus or a minus. I'm not looking for a figure just + or -. What if we do not move to a ABS model can we survive?

i did a dummy sell and it won't given me a price!!!

Auction?

Results. Slowly is better than nothing.

could you let me on the rumour too, my email is singh2611@yahoo.co.uk