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Awesome set of results.

Wish I already held a few more than I do.

I did do that , but none is none ?

Re the treasure chests, it seems that they are doing roughly 250 per day which would equate to £350k per month.

Kwiksales hasn’t changed much on its web page since inception and could be another of those dead duck offerings that long term investors will be all too familiar with.

There are only about 60 beauty products on offer at the moment which isn’t great and the Nutricircle move is dragging its feet as is the Temu grocery and alcohol offering .

I also noticed that there are actually numerous other alcohol suppliers on Temu, so I am not sure what Higginson meant saying there was no one else in competition.

I’m all for quality over quantity, but the longer the results and current trading update take to be published , the less confident I am .

Historically this week of the year is when the results and a trading update have been published.

It is entirely possible that the next trading update will be underwhelming.

However, in the very near future, Nutricircle will migrate to Peeko, and the addition of alcohol to Temu will happen.

And then in the not too distant future, they will add market place items.

At a market cap of less than 4 million at the moment, any positive news is going to make this a betting certainty at the odds.

Once some interest is created, punters will start to buy this share and I don’t think it’s too far away.

A steal at today’s price regardless of current frustrations.

And BBN, I see the beauty box viewings are over 130k now. I

Am shocked they have any stock left .

Always easy in these doom and gloom periods to forget that they are working their socks off in the background to make something happen.

That’s a lot of views which will hopefully pay dividends going forwards.

The markets are treating this as a leper at the moment.

I think the next set of results will be poor, and Higginson will rightly or wrongly state that the change of direction with the business model will reap dividends going forwards.

Temp alcohol launch is taking quite a while, but should create some interest eventually.

Have also topped up this week.

BBN

I see a bloke who said he won an IPAd when buying a treasure box from Peeko, is a chap called Peter Edmonson , who also happens to be one of the concert party investors and pictured on Facebook with Sam Higginson.

I’ll leave it at that !

The large quantities of treasure boxes sold is a plus.

I suppose the problem is always going to be with the punters who dont get a magic extra goodie.

Impossible to gauge the sales at the moment and the individual channels are not life changing yet, but maybe when everything is combined , then things are going well.

Still a complete lack of general interest in the share atm

Interesting to see they have all sold out.

£25k in two days is pretty good going.

I’m sure they have had to go through some hoops regarding the supply of prizes.

So in essence, sell half a million quids worth and give away approx £40 k in prizes.

I agree with most of your thoughts.

Creating this kind of business isn’t something I would ever want to go through or be capable of, so I do appreciate the work ethos of all involved.

Martin H , historically gets a bit carried away with his numerous ideas , often touting them to be the holy grail of future success and then failing.

In this instance, it was the move to THG and the joys of 24 hour delivery, and we need to see some figures to quantify if it’s all worked out as hoped for.

To be fair, the share price is at its lowest, because they have not so far shown that the business can make any money and be a success .

Saying that, at the current price, I would consider it a decent bet at the odds.

After a couple of years, I am showing over 50 per cent loss on my investments here, but have topped up my holding recently and now hold a few million.

It’s the only share in my portfolio that has not shown a substantial increase in the last couple of years and becoming quite a frustrating journey, and I strongly believe that if they can’t reach profitability in the next six months or so, then they never will.

Ultimately, Higginson has far more on the table to lose if it doesn’t work out.

As for communication re directors and current trading , they don’t always help themselves and I usually interpret silence as they have nothing good to say.

I am struggling to find that one.

Can only find Peeko the effing parrot .

Not sure where they will be getting their supplies of homeward and electronics.

Intrigued to see how this market place offering works out and differs from existing sites.

Certainly an interesting few months ahead .

Thanks

I noticed that this morning.

Someone doesn’t seem to like what’s happening, and there may be a short term hit on income and share price accordingly , but I think the Temu booze , and the market place are going to be potentially very lucrative.

Quite liking the new site and it’s got some new products on it such as watches.

Rightly or wrongly have topped by a decent amount up while the price is looking rubbish.

I think they could probably sell the IP for what the company is currently valued at .

Having had time to dissect the recent information given on the latest video update and despite my frustrations regarding where the company has gone so far, it’s now obvious to me that Higginson is throwing the kitchen sink at this one, and his team must have been working their socks off behind the scenes to put everything into place.

What with the looming alcohol sales, the market place, the tie ups with Temu Amazon etc, it looks like there is a huge upside if they get this right.

I’m not sure how such a small team will be able to manage the extra work load if it works out, but I can now see the future prospects have the possibility to be transformational going forwards.

It’s still a gamble, but at the current share price, and if they get it right, I consider the potential upside to be pretty large multiples of today’s share price.

The downside being it doesn’t work out as planned and I lose my money.

Overall, it’s fascinating to see Higginson’s technical expertise regarding online marketing.

He is definitely thinking big and aiming big and I dare say, the same ideas and implementation of them in the dot.com boom days, would have seen infinitely more interest in the shares.

Unlike a quite a few AIM shares, where punters are duped by the likes of promises of oil being found in outer Timbuktu , at least this one sees tangible and realistic efforts being made.

Bottom line, well worth a punt at the current price.

I don’t think there will be any interest in this share until some solid figures are posted .

Thanks to Huddled for bringing out the video.

I Can’t fault Higginson for thinking big.

The alcohol question has been answered and looks a potentially very good prospect.

The current number of Temu monthly orders at £3k won’t amount to a huge amount since the average order value is likely to be lower than the current £35 basket.

Lots of work to do and by no means a slam dunk.

Ultimately it’s still about numbers and they can’t afford to dawdle or they will run out of cash .

I’m delighted that BBN contributes some worthwhile and interesting information.

The bottom line is that they make money, and I don’t care how they do it

So far they have not succeeded.

Thanks for that.

Interesting.

I can’t see much of the alcoholic beverages Temu we’re going to be selling via Huddled.

It’s a drastic change from what they are currently doing and all getting very complicated to follow, so yes , a detailed update will be more than welcome.

I agree , an explanation is needed.

They have already migrated a few Nutricircle and Boop products.

I’m sure they know what sells , or doesn’t sell, but the idea of having to bulk buy products is probably quite off putting for a lot of their target market.