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Wonder what would happen to the share price if Tripadvisor decided to invest in Dish?

Our director has done well over the years. Glad he's with us.
3. Senior management of Pouncer
Patrick Knight, Managing Director – UK
Patrick has founded three successful companies prior to Pouncer. The most recent being InSkin Media, a London
based advertising technology company which he founded in 2008. The company generated £24 million in sales in
2016 and now has over 100 staff across 6 global offices. Prior to InSkin Media, Patrick founded The Tone Group, a
Sydney based mobile ringtone subscription company that he sold to market leader Mobile Messenger in 2005,
becoming their CTO in the process. Mobile Messenger later sold out to Silverlake for more than US$160 million.
Prior to The Tone Group, Patrick founded Funnyfones.com, one of the first mobile ringtone companies in the world.

Eatigo raised $15.5 million dollars when it had 700 restaurants,I'm sure Bigdish has more than that when you take the Asian and UK business together.

Just goes to show the interest their is in companies like ours.

https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/16/asias-eatigo-raises-from-tripadvisor/

My Apalogees as they say on Blackadder. Didn't know it was a quote from Mr Happy.

Stix40. you need to get to Sp*csavers as the number of restaurants has done nothing but rise.You need to do some research.

nice 658k buy just gone through

Not going to be this cheap when Brighton, Swindon, Taunton and Winchester go live .

v*x markets again. 1 min 50sec in

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From Nov 2018 and yes I do know their planning on selling Asian business and having UK as main market as growth here will be higher.income helps though.

Since the IPO the Asian business has grown, seating three times more diners than 12 months ago. Furthermore, the Directors have been approached by more than one Asian technology company on an informal basis regarding the potential acquisition of the Asian business. As such, the Directors have decided to conduct a strategic review of BigDish’s Asian business to determine the path to achieving the most value for shareholders.

Many people seem to be forgetting the income Dish gets from their Asian business.And yes I do know their concentrating on the UK and selling the Asian business but until it's sold income is useful.

lse blank it out. it's on v*x markets

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+uck yeah. was that good or was that good.

Found a job advert for Bigdish in Manila 6 months ago. works out at £220 a month,yes a month or £440 a month for the higher rate. that's a huge saving and they still need to be Degree qualified.

https://www.kalibrr.com/c/gourmet-society-philippines/jobs/98580/business-development-associate

Going in the right direction at last.

Gross Order Value ("GOV") stood at GBP12.8m (FY 2018: GBP14.8m)
-- H2 GOV increased to GBP8.0m (H2 2018: GBP6.9m)
-- Trading margin increased to 18% (FY2018: 14%)
-- Web traffic up 50% at 75.9m compared to 2018
-- Social media base increased to 2.7m followers

Better if the cities are in alphabetical order on the app/website,especially when the UK rollout hits. Makes them easier to find.

Wonder how long it'll be before we get picked up by the press and the herd arrives?

Oh good,the happiness returns.

Their are shares that come along once or if you're really lucky twice in your lifetime that are game changers and life changing and I think Dish is one of them.Just my opinion.