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Increase sales volume

Clear inventory

Attract new customers

Increase customer loyalty

Compete with other retailers

Boost average order value

Generate cash flow

Promote a special event

Collect customer data

Re-engage inactive customers

Launch a new product line

Increase website traffic

Improve conversion rates

Reduce warehouse storage costs

Encourage customers to try a new category

Reward email subscribers

Recover abandoned shopping carts

Hit sales targets or KPIs

Create urgency and scarcity

Strengthen brand awareness

Take your pick Horsetrader. I can add more to the list if required.

Horse,

As I understand it, the alcohol listings on Temu have been live for barely 48 hours.

You may or may not realise, but Temu carries millions of products. A new product does not automatically get meaningful visibility the moment it goes live. In most marketplace environments, visibility has to be earned through traction, sales, engagement and performance.

So whilst they have “only” sold 2 so far, and I haven’t checked but I’ll take your word for it, judging the success or failure of a new product after two days is clearly premature.

Even a doom and gloomer like yourself should probably reserve judgement for now.

Looks like DD have moved into some new categories at what appears to be market beating prices.

Looks like they had another slot a couple of nights ago...

https://www.youtube.com/live/I7nbK4GiCqY?si=3chehEWiL3n7JgAE

Nice to see DD get the full 3 hour slot on ITV's Shop On TV last night....

https://www.youtube.com/live/8i_RM671MuA?si=EbovBAUXDV3qV3-U

Hi Schlum. Based on?

Mystery doom and gloom merchant on discussion board produces an alleged "fact" and claims it as precise. Good one!

Personally I'd rather judge the company on more key elements, those which are proven and audited, as opposed to manufactured narratives of a keyboard warrior.

But hey. If your outlook on the Company rests on its FB followers, fill your cowboy boots fella.

Dodged it again.... Yet more hot air from you that you're unable to verify.

Can you share this Facebook information with us and let us know how you got it?

...and rather true that you avoided my last question.

Where does it say they "went bust" as per your earlier post?

What is your basis for such an untrue comment? You really should do just not even 1 minute's research before attempting to be the doom and gloom keyboard warrior. It's puzzling as to why you still hold considering your persistent negativity and lack of insight.

Even if your comment about Motatos were true (which those who have actually researched will know it isn't), did this mean Tesco was in the wrong industry when Kwik Safe went under? .....Thought not.

I too have just been paid out more than the 65%. When I asked why, it’s because my shares are held in a nominee account. The holder, in my case, AJ Bell, tendered 65% of their total holding. Some of which was made up of holders that had tendered zero and others whom had tendered 100%. Hence the average for those who tendered for more than the 65% increased accordingly. Complicated but makes sense.

Unfortunately no I am not one of the concert party. Don’t have that much cash to play with. I did invest a few years ago and then doubled down when they were below 3p. Covid was a disaster for this company and many others like it. My point was the management didn’t give up they launched new stuff and kept going. I admire that. Might not have all been perfect but they came out the other side and compared to the 100% write off I was expecting I think they’ve done ok. The markets are crap. A lot of my holdings, although small, are underwater and I have no chance of selling without further decreasing the price. At least in selling the business I’ve got some of my cash out. Clearly this isn’t for everyone and from what I see some spend all their time bashing companies in which they hold shares and then moaning when the shares drop. Seems like you’re just getting what you wished for, but I suppose it then allows them to say - “I told you so”.

Loads of moaning here about Higginson and his team. As I see it they could've easily let the Company go bust when COVID hit and revenues had all but gone to zero with no signs of it getting better. The "concert party" you talk about stumped up £750k at 2.5p per share and kept the business afloat. Ultimately they sold a Company for $25m from being worth almost nothing. I wish I'd invested at the 2.5p. I wonttbe missing the opportunity this time and whatever they do next I'm in. I like to invest my money in proactive and reactive teams, these people fit both criteria.