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I recently got an email message from Easyjet advising me that they would not be paying me any compensation for the cyberattack that resulted in customers accounts details including passport,credit card and personal contact details been stolen.

They've outright refused to compensate me saying the following in their email response as of yesterday for which I will obviously pursue further with the help of a data breaches

legal firm as I don't believe they should be able to avoid paying out. Read it to believe it.

Dear (Name withheld)

Thank you for contacting easyJet.

I'm sorry to hear that you were impacted by this cyber security incident.

We became aware of potential unusual activity in late January 2020 and launched an immediate investigation with the support of forensic experts. We also notified the National Cyber Security Centre and the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).

This was a highly sophisticated attacker. It took time to understand the scope of the attack and to identify whether, and if so to what extent, personal data had been affected. We could only reasonably assess what action to take in terms of informing people once the investigation had progressed enough that we were able to identify whether any individuals had potentially been affected, who had been affected or potentially affected, and what information had been accessed or potentially accessed.

We worked closely with the ICO and, following those discussions, we notified the customers who made relevant bookings via the contact email address in the bookings. This was particularly in light of the increased risk of phishing emails since the outbreak of Covid-19.

I understand you are seeking compensation in connection with the Cyber Attack. Whilst it is, of course, regrettable that this cyber-attack took place, it does not mean that easyJet was at fault or that you are entitled to compensation. Please know that we take the safety and security of our customers’ information very seriously. We consider that we have complied with the relevant obligations, and so we are not offering any compensation.

We are advising customers to continue to be alert as they would normally be, especially should they receive any unsolicited communications.

Kind regards,

(Name withheld)

287,701 shares bought at 19.57p @12:06:29gmt

[O] TRADE. The market makers are just filling the orders. Get your seat on the cpi 🚀 👩‍🚀 or be left on planet earth🌏 👩‍🚀.

There's plenty more to come in AimMaster2018

Be ready for the real big guns to come in at these already lower levels since records began

Gotoutjustintime

I don't expect 15 not in a 'million years', but and only but, I will consider if it's wise to so to top up around 15 or on next closest price.

But, we know that extreme share price bottoms are normally seen in about to go bust business or businesses in very dire not 'going concern' companies and Capita is neither of those.

Any share purchases at these levels is an excellent value for money considering it was 28 not long ago and plus 42p back in March.

Don't try to chase that extra few pences at these ranges as cpi can easily and unexpectedly get pulled up and you'll never see these sub 20 again. Buy or now or wait or miss out. Your choice guys. It doesn't matter to me which way you want to go. I know I've got a very good deal and happy to stick around for the greener days.

Cheers and good luck 👍 😀

Bruv AimMaster2018

Don't believe that you'll be getting anything in the 18s ranges. There's a very tight hold on the share price valuation movements and it won't happen without a serious influx of buyers coming underneath it to stop falling further.

The problem that I have here is that you're now having Xenor all worried up thinking that you're getting a better price than they had. We know very well that you're probably spread betting cpi with tiny amounts of deposit margins used.

We don't buy on margins, we actually own our shares and don't need to worry about margin calls or what like. Have fun.

Xenor.

I agree with you that we should never have come back with this very 'I'll dog', but you've got back in as I have too at a share price valuation that is and still is a very good entry considering the many that got stuck further and sitting with a huge paper loss. You are now thinking in a very short term and not giving it time to come around and want the share price to be green every other day.

Is not going to happen just like that. I get it that ideally it should had rebounded over 21p by now, but that's not something that me, you or others could had forseen.

When I say 'now or never", I don't necessarily say to buy and throw the kitchen sink at it.

I mean to say to top up and wait and see.

I've still got cash set aside for a final and last entry if and only cpi goes to an extremely low level which as said previously would most definitely hit the news headlines and create a stampede of new buyers from all sorts of investment backgrounds.

Please stay calm and don't condemned yourself for having chosen those entry points in cpi.

The decisions that you've were very valid at those times, but these are the current trading ranges to put up for until it finds its true support level.

Take it easy and don't be so hard on yourself.

AimMaster2018 is just been very lucky and don't believe he's spending as much as we do investing in Capita. Good Luck 👍 👍 👍

Sorry my butt.

Someone is deliberately trying to get cpi to reach 19p by selling multiple amounts of exact AT transactions which has been seen many times and purposely done to alter the spread slowly slowly until it achieves a new 'bottom'.

Nothing ever surprises me when these AT are put to work either for pumping it or for dropping it.

So, I would say that whilst there is very little interest in the background, the share price manipulations will continue to thrive and the market makers are happy to feed it thrive their trading software systems.

So, buy now or never.

I'm not buying more unless it goes to 15p.

At 21 average is safe for me to hold and wait and see. Cheers

Clearly joking with you AimMaster2018.

But I'm glad you've got as much as humour as I have for when it comes to shares dealing. I'm expecting a leg higher imho

Shooting down only for the early birds like you who want a bunch of worms. That's all for today folks. Who ever had the cash to get more for sub 20p, then well done for you. As Tesco would say: "Every Little Helps".

The UT for today cpi is 19.83p under sell section 682,494 shares. Cheers

How I love those Buy AT transactions coming through just to bring cpi back up a little.

Did you just buy this lots of cpi share 109,601 AimMaster2018 and paid 19.785p per share at 16:26:43gmt?

You finally took the bait for that apparently looking [O] trade buy. Well done to u

Xenor

I did think what the hell is Xenor topping up at 21p, but that was your decision based on the positive rebound it made back then albeit a shorter one that now seen. But that's not to say that cpi will not be back there again in the next few days.

Stop chasing that extra penny in trying to catch the bottom as AimMaster2018 is trying to do. The problem with that is that it will eventually shoot up and if they've set their ideally buy order too low, they and easily miss their entry target desired entry price and end chasing the market makers for a higher entry price. I've been there and got the T-shirt.

Gotoutjustintime

Hi.

Never said that I would be in for the long term. I said actually that I would stay ready to exit around the 25 to 28p ranges.

I would stay for longer only if I was convinced that Capita share price was going to recover over the next four months rather 6 to 9 months. My short to medium term invested in cpi would be between 1 to 4 months maximum.

Correction

which frankly *wouldn't last

Just as well the firing of the famously used before AT transactions have begun firing unto the market makers books.

The same AT transactions have been used before by probably the same ones that want it up or down depending their hidden agendas. I for a fact I'm not at all worried and happily will add more if it was to touch some extreme bottom levels which frankly would last as there's supposed to still be Institituniaonl Investors that are said to buying into a FTSE 250 stock as cpi is still in it. So, please away you go with all your negatives. Its half what was in March. Take your bets elsewhere if you're not happy. Cheers.

Hillybilly1

Sorry to hear about losses in wandisco the share that likes to spin small investors across the dance floor.

If any of you had an opportunity to have read my previous posts and opinions on the wandisco incoming share

price changes, you would had being ahead of the curve. Unfortunately, many were laughing at my posts that time after time were well ahead of the share price collapse. I called the bottom at 79p and even then it has already passed that point.

If I were to try to call the bottom again, I would say that 69p.

How low doesn't really matter if you're able to see value at 19 or 18 or 20 or 21.

The market makers are just doing what they're famously renowned for and that is to give chase to stop losses that silly investors put next to their investments. The fact the the world indices are greatly in the red, it doesn't help stocks stay in the green as the algorithm runs through the stock market and is a well known phenomena. So, your desire for a lower drop can only be seen because you want a super low entry to then flip it for a quick profit. That's a very short way of investing and more similar to taking a gamble on a stock. I really hope you're not trying to short it as it would be a total suicidal and a quick way to go bust. Also, if you do indeed then get a lower entry than currently seen offer and bid prices, then don't think that it will sit there for punters to take advantage whilst the market makers look the other way.

Xenor,

That's incorrect.

When she said that cpi holders would be in the money by coming March, back then cpi was hoovering between 26 and 28p before it climbed over 30 and then ran towards plus 42p before profit takers shut it down under 40p followed by then the hack incident and the bank run that made cpi jump up and down between 32 and 37p. I'm not suffering from memory loss and confirm the above said by Ms Helen Parris as being in the money if you were in at 28p by March.

Ideally, most would had taken their profits and done with it, however many were dreaming for 50p and beyond.

Unfortunately, many of the events that followed the March Capita trading results announcement were the out of Capita hands and here were are today moaning about being at sub 20p. Can anyone ever be happy. It's 20p guys.

Xenor if that is the truth, then once we get the opposite trading volumes meaning more sells than buys, maybe and just maybe cpi will start climb up. But god knows.

Just be remind yourself that IR Ms Helen Parris did say that she was previously on an investor roadshow which makes you wonder of her timing with the share price having just collapsed and hitting its lowest on the following day of her embarking on that roadshow. Anyhow, II are known on a monthly basis to update their ever or not changing positions with Capita IR department. That was said to me previously by Stuart Morgan. Although, if those are sub 3% IIs holder of cpi stock, you might not get to hear about it as they're not obliged to report it. Keep the faith and don't despair.

Hi Xenor and many thanks for making it clearer for those two 2x100,000 trades.

In regards as 'something idd' happening in the background, I personally wouldn't know.

I agrre with you that the market makers with their published trading volumes data are not making much sense and indeed its not obviously reflected in share price as we would had expected. But that's how cpi has always been and takes alot of patience to put up with its boring trading patterns that would make most scream with madness. But that's cpi and me and you know it too well. Take care.🤗

Xerox.

Don't be to concerned if cpi market makers were to 'try' to have a go at AimMaster2018 18teen wishful desired TP.

The fact that me and you as others who came in near 20p have never had so good when investing in cpi shares considering the others who were holding at 28 or higher, that in itself should be proof that we've got a very good entry. You know already that getting the bottom has never been my best part of investing in cpi, but definitely have by the looks of it. So, be proud of it as you've done well insofar. The best part anyway is that you can always sell easily without having too wait that long. Your and out averages are very low in comparison to others and so you'll never need to find yourself stuck in for longer than a few days or few weeks from now. If at the end of the day you just don't want to sit it out, then just be it and look elsewhere if that's what in the end is will be your final wishes for cpi. Best of luck and keep a cool head. 💪🏻🤞🤗