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@Sarah1234 I'm not sure you're in any position to discuss the satisfaction levels of those of us who are down 90%+ , or anyone else for that matter.

I can assure you that at no point do you ever speak for me.

Run along now, your village is missing you

Pack it in Sarah, you started this crap on Christmas Day ffs.

I'm sure you've got enough cheap shares to be going on with, time to move on to some other poor suckers ay?

We have a name for people like Sarah in our house, "Silly Girl"

This is the main problem that I have with Sarah1234, or maybe it's Virgil typing from his mummy's basement. Everyone who is down 90%+ has already written off their investment. If it delists, we can't lose anymore. We're leaving it here because it's the only sensible deciscion to make. Go for the long haul.

Everyone else is just looking for quick gains from regular 5% movements in the price. They don't really care if it Delists either, so long as they aren't caught with the shares when it happens.

So Sarah/Virgil, do us all a favour huh? Go forth and multiply :-)

@Sarah.

You really are wasting your time on this board, most of us investors have lost so much on this share that there is NO point in selling. I have 141,000 shares with a current value of £66.!! I have no intention of buying or selling so you won't affect me. I'm sure thousands are in the same position. So, why don't you find another share to cry about and leave us to use these boards for information, rather than scare tactics.

TerryM1

Thay's my problem with Sarah, her continual face rubbing of people who may have significant losses, but have very little left to cash out. I know people who bought in at 6p, yes 6p, and are left with losses in the region of 99%. The last thing they want to hear is Sarah and her Doomsday Predictions.

None of us have any bearing on the longevity of this company, all we can hope is that is survives and grows. The alternative is huge % losses. Most of us hold so little capital now that selling makes no sense.

What yo fail to comprehend Sarah is that most of us here have very small positions in this company. Lots of us were drawn by the possibility of carbon credits and lots more were drawn by the very low SP compared to the companies assets. That leaves lots of us with no real reason to sell. We're looking at losses in the hundreds or low thousands with holdings that have a value in the tens of pounds.

There is no value in dumping out of the shares, so we hold them and 'wait and see'. Your regular snide comments are no more helpful than Amy's, and if you truly have no 'skin in the game', I suggest you move on and troll a different thread

Oh look, a 5% increase today Sarah, that must be so disappointing for you 😂😂😂

I've got 140k shares at an average of 1.1p. The current value of £76 makes it a pointless sale. If the company manages to survive I might make a few bob and if it fails, I'm just £1,600 out of pocket after 2 years of fun watching these boards. Geeze, I've already lost more than that on the EV parked on my drive.

I hope that most of you aren't over invested and can enjoy the next few days as much as I will 😊

Amen to that

I have to Stick. My average is too high to think of selling right now. I know it'll be pumped and dumped, it's just a shame that they're allowed to get away with it!

Well, it seems like the game continues. I'm glad I didn't lose everything, but there's a part of me that would have been happy to get this ride over. Let's see what happens next!

You say that @samthespaniel, but at these prices £100 will buy close to 30,000 shares. For people who bought in at 5 or 6 pence, this may be what they need to bring their average cost down to try to recoup on their original investment.

You do you, and the dribbles can look after themselves

Q3 accounts last year didn't drop until 17th October so I expect we have a little bit of a wait yet

@Milnrow At least you made a few bob out of them, that's all we can ask for in the end.

For holidaying I use the Revolut card. You can load it with Sterling and then exchange at Bank Rates rather than Travel Rates and it's commission free. There are limitations with the free account, but I'm too much of a scrooge to pay a fee. I use it in the UK as a prepay debit card for coffee machines so that my bank statement isn't filled with 30p transactions.

My friend moved to Cyprus and used Starling Bank to save a fortune on exchange rates when purchasing both his house and car. I don't know if he continued to use it afterwards though.

Note to self. Watch out for the post button if you haven't finished editing :-|

I have a small (24,000 shares) holding in WBI, topped up with another £250 today as the price was too good to miss.

The improved financials are positive news for a long term holder and I'm confident that this year will see some favourable movement in the SP.

My only regret? Not dumping at 8p and buying back at 4p

I have a small (24,000 shares) holding in WBI, topped up with anhydrous £250 today as the price is too good to miss.

Tyne improves financials are