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Good Morning Hs18065

No, it is not how the world should be.

ComTruise has been Trolling for 20 months so I expect I will be here till about May 2025 long after the BoD’s options have expired.

We all know that B.B. make no difference to the price of a share, its down to supply & demand.

Anyone doing their Research, makes their own decisions, but ComTruise wants to save investors from investing in a particular share.

I will continue to Tweet & Post until ComTruise sees sense.

I wish you and your fellow investors wherever you are invested success.

RKB

Atlantic Lithium

ComTruise has by default invited me to your Bulletin Board (as he Trolls a share that I am invested in, and he has said he is not and never has been a shareholder in the Company that I am invested in)

ComTruise appears to want to warn potential shareholders, so I think it is only fair that I do likewise with Atlantic Lithium. (I believe you have in the recent past had some issues with a particular Company wanting to “Short” your shares, so I will contact them if ComTruise does not desist)

Looking at your BoD and their shareholdings, I think some of your Directors are not aligned with Ordinary Shareholders.

Kieran Daly owns no Shares. Does he have no confidence in your Company?

Keith Muller owns no Shares. Does he have no confidence in your Company?

Christelle van der Merwe owns no Shares. Does she have no confidence in your Company?

There is a recent shareholder list on your website dated 10 July 2023 so the information is only two months old.

Now Keith Muller, your Chief Operating Officer, was appointed in November 2022, so it appears that he has little confidence with putting some of his own cash into your Company. Why?

I note that Keith Muller COO was given 2 million Options @ 60p and another 2 million @ 70p. If he thinks they will be exercised by November 2024, why has he not purchased some shares at the current price of £0.20p? Does he have little or no confidence in Atlantic Lithium?

I do know that Keith Muller was appointed as CEO in May 2023 but still he does not have any shares, does he not think that the Company is worth putting some of his personal wealth in along with Ordinary Shareholders?

We were informed in June 2023 that Patrick Brindle was appointed to the BoD and he has 108,000 shares (currently worth about £21,600) so it is pleasing to know someone has a little confidence to have 0.02% of the current shares in issue)

I do hope I will have no need to visit you B.B. again soon, but that all depends on ComTruise.

RKB

PS ComTruise you may have managed to have my Post removed over there, but now its here and on Twitter.

I am a cheerleader for Voyager Life

Yes, I am a cheerleader for Voyager Life because I am a shareholder.

As you have disclosed that you are not a shareholder and never have been, then you will have no issue when I begin Posting on your other shares.

I used to perform Audits for my employer between 1997 – 2007 when I left to become an Independent Financial Advisor.

You can be “selective” on what you pick-out our Accounts but what you fail to realise is that Auditors have a duty to present the Accounts under the current Rules & Regulations and with your “selective” comments, you have not understood that the Auditors look at the expected revenue over the following 12 months, and if you had actually read (in detail) then you would have understood that our revenue is increasing (this will be evidenced in our Interims)

If you had researched the listed CBD Companies over the past three or four years and looked at their Revenue and their Marketing Expenditure, you could have concentrated on “saving” their shareholders, rather than ours.

Did you look at Goodbody Life? Why not? Well they tried a fast one on us but Nick did not conclude the purchase because there were issues to the Title to the Land (property)

RKB

PS I look forward to seeing you over at Atlantic Lithium & Landore, its your choice.

Annual Results

Our Annual Results were published today and for a Company of our size I am impressed. Nick, Eric & Jill are running a tight ship with a firm hand on costs.

Other CBD Companies have massive Marketing Budgets but don’t come anywhere near our Revenue. If you take time to read our Annual Results, you may conclude (like I have) that Voyager Life is going to become a name that is synonymous with high quality CBD & Hemp products.

Revenue of £284,000

Cash of £990k as at 31 March 2023

Total assets of £1.9 million

Four revenue lines (online, own stores, third party stores, private label & white label)

Two brands (Voyager and Ascend Skincare)

72 formulated products (one of the broadest CBD ranges in the UK) and, in its own stores, over 400 SKUs (stock-keeping units)

We have three shops, St Andrews, Edinburgh & Dundee and they generated about £15,000 each month over the past year.

RKB

PS ComTruise is a Troll who never understood why he invested under the EIS scheme. There was 30% Tax Relief and he had to pay it back (because he sold)

LSE obviously do not like the word “re hear sed” so how about “leading questions” with prepared answers.

RKB

i watched the utube late last night because i wanted to concentrate on everything that our ceo callum sommerton & steve deacon were saying.

this was steve’s first podcast, and, in my opinion, it was refreshing to listen an interviewer who has not rehe****d & rehe****d their questions so that the whole interview just seems like a pr exercise.

there was the thread throughout the whole interview: vapes.

chill brands group plc are concentrating on the nicotine free vaping market in the usa & the uk but are also looking at europe & the middle east. there was even talk of egypt & other countries.

i think it was significant that “biztech academy’s” first podcast was with chill brands, just must be patient and you will see why i have made this statement.

i look forward to the next podcast from biztech.

rkb

“Taste great & keep their flavour.

Cam was a great salesman too!

Will definitely be recommending to my friends who vape. ☺️ “ 5 Stars.

“First of all the delivery and packing was great - ordered late in the evening and arrived within 36hours on a Saturday morning. The Vapes themselves are very smooth, all the flavours are great tasting - with friends commenting on how much better they taste and 'feel' than the other brands on the market today.” 5 Stars.

“Initial thoughts were that the vapes are nicely priced, very well designed packaged and supplied with great service including free next day delivery to my UK address.

Flavours are so crisp and fresh tasting.

I was most surprised by the watermelon one as I don't like real watermelon but the vape is something else, I highly recommend it.

Blue Razz, Blueberry and Lemon give a pleasant icy cold throat feeling which adds to the experience.

Gave them a trial run at the bar over the weekend and all the folk who tried them thought they tasted great.” 5 Stars.

“Taste of these vapes is far better than any i’ve tried before. Highly recommended!” 5 Stars.

“These vapes are amazing arrived very quickly ordered them on Saturday pm arrived Monday am. Love them all but my favourite is Watermelon such great flavours.” 5 Stars.

“I recently tried out these vapes and I'm thoroughly impressed! The flavors are incredibly rich and authentic, making each puff a delightful experience. The sleek design and ergonomic feel make them comfortable to hold, and the vapour production is top-notch. My favourite would have to be watermelon. These vapes provide a satisfying and smooth hit every time, even better that there is zero nicotine content. I'm enjoying the variety of flavors and will look at reordering soon (delivery was very quick too). Highly recommended.” 5 Stars

“The best tasting vapes out there, incredibly surprised that without any nicotine these could be this good, these will revolutionise the vaping market and help people quit nicotine for good! So impressed.” 5 Stars.

RKB

https://uk.chill.com/products/zerovarietypack

Review Feedback on Vapes

”I bought the variety pack so I could try all the flavours, they are all really good and the draw/vape is excellent. Well packaged and super fast delivery. I think the Blueberry might be my favourite, or maybe the watermelon!” 5 Stars.

“Wanted to try nicotine free to get off elf bars. These are so good and the flavours are really strong. I'll definitely be picking up more of these especially the watermelon.” 5 Stars.

“Absolute game changer, can’t believe this has no nicotine in as the flavours are unbelievable, tried other nicotine free products but chill blows them out of the water, really quick delivery 🚚 not had nicotine for nearly a week.” 5 Stars.

“Superb new product from Chill Zero, really good flavours with Lemon being my favourite. Delivery super fast as well. Well done Chill.” 5 Stars.

“Amazing taste to these and seem to last so much longer than other vapes, highly recommended.” 5 Stars.

“Delivery was quick, ordered late Thursday evening and delivered Saturday morning. My favourite flavour is the lemon great that it has no nicotine. Would recommend.” 5 Stars.

“I am an ex-smoker and I have spent a lot of time drifting from vape brand to vape brand. CHILLZER0 has truly nailed the flavouring of their vapes. Super tasty but also, I don't miss anything from the vapes that do include nicotine in them. These vapes give me everything I need from a vape and, in theory, are healthier than the nicotine vapes that exist in the market already. I have given some to friends and family and they are also all totally convinced by them too. I am very satisfied. Good job CHILL!” 5 Stars.

RKB

Little Acorns

Mighty Oaks grow from little acorns.

Sometimes small and modest things can become very large and impressive things with time.

If Chill Brands were not currently listed on the Main Market of LSE and put forward a business plan today, what would the IPO Document say?

No Debt

Current shares on IPO 287,615,305

Loan Note Shares to be issued with Prospectus 145,833,500

Open Offer Shares to be issued with Prospectus 8,841,725

Inventories as at 31/03/23 £464,028

Trade & other Receivables as at 31/03/23 £447,367

Ownership of Chill.com domain name valued at £1,209,424

Cash in Bank as at 31/03/23 £3,767,426

We are not going for an IPO, we are listed on the Main Market and we have just launched our nicotine free vapes with 1500 & 3000 puffs. A classy product that is being rolled out in the UK and now availed on our website.

https://chill.com/

Our Domain Website is a Market Place for other products which are not only sold in the UK but also the USA.

Our current Market Capt. is about £14 million.

In my opinion our Market Capt. will grow into a Mighty Oak and will be head and shoulders above our peer group.

RKB

Good morning Villagepidgeon

I believe that it is the only way to ensure that our Vape devices are not inadvertently purchased by under-age children (that the Vape website is only for Businesses to order our Vape Products)

When “Vapers” realise that they can get either 1500 or 3000 puffs, it will not be long before we are a household name in the Vaping Community.

The Trolls are (were) only here to distract weak holders as they know that Chill Brands have a winning Vape Device.

RKB

Vape Retail

When our Vapes are released they will be:

Cherry 1500 & 3000

Watermelon 1500 & 3000

Lemon 1500 & 3000

Blueberry 1500 & 3000

Blue Razz 1500 & 3000

The Vape Retail website is not for ordinary customers, it is for Shops. You must have a Business to Register for access to purchase Vapes.

RKB

PS The presentation of the Website is impressive.

From 2023 Accounts

We have already taken strides towards making a success of our newly launched nicotine-free vapour products and anticipate that sales of this range will rapidly become the Group’s primary source of revenue. When combined with the magnetism of our brand, we expect these products to gain traction in the market through multiple points of distribution in the UK, US and beyond.

In the US our dedicated sales agents have been actively introducing our vapour products to a wide range of potential stockists and we look forward to sharing further updates on sales to retail stores and distributors in the near future. The feedback we have received both from early adopters and market research has been overwhelmingly positive, reinforcing our belief in the potential success of our products. Few competitors have adjusted their focus to nicotinefree devices and there remains a niche available for us to occupy as a leading brand within this category.

As announced in May 2023, the Company has also entered into an agreement with The Vaping Group to act as its sales and distribution agent in the UK. We continue to draw on the expansive network and extensive industry expertise of our new partners with whom we are executing a comprehensive go-to-market strategy that is intended to result in sales of Chill Zero vapour products to large retailers, category-specific chains, and independent outlets across the country. From these foundations we expect further growth into the burgeoning European and Middle Eastern markets.

RKB

StockBox Interview

Recently Voyager Life have teamed up with StockBox for engaging with Shareholders and potential customers of our Products & Services.

Voyager Life has various aspects to their Business:

Manufacture CBD & Plant-based products

Have two of our Own Brands: Voyager & Ascend Skincare

Voyager is more about Health & Wellness

Ascend Skincare aimed more at the Beauty Market.

Voyager also have three shops: Edinburgh, St Andrews & Dundee.

Voyager sell to other people’s Stores also other people’s on-line Stores & places like Amazon, Ebay etc.

The Unique selling point of Voyager Life is that they manufacture all their own products. (if you watch the interview you will discover the manufacturing cost of one our products)

The fastest part of Voyager’s Business is actuality making products for other people.

We will find out in a few weeks what our Revenue for our Year-end 31/03/23 which the recent presentation on our Website indicates £307,000. https://voyagerlife.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Voyager-investor-presentation-July-2023-compressed.pdf

There are five contracts that have the potential for just one to exceed the revenue of last year (£300K +) and if you listen to the full StockBox interview it appears that one of these contracts could be imminent. Also in the PDF file above, it says on page 12 that in the 3rd quarter of 2023 (Oct -Dec 2023) “Manufacturing contracts agreed and orders placed”.

In my opinion, it will not be long before Voyager Life is generating revenue of £500K +

RKB

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR2gupM5-Ss

Not IFA Advice

Part 5

I like the genuine Posters on here, get irritated by the Trolls and that is why I limit my Posting.

I have often thought of going over 3% but I keep stopping myself because:

Before the Bond Conversion a 3% Holding was about 32,069,413

Let’s assume that within 4 SIPP’s and 4 ISA’s a family (not necessary mine) has 33 million shares (because they work in concert all their shares are deemed to be one shareholding)

So, 33 million shares would require a TR1 and it would say 3.09% but as our AIM Rule 26 only has 1 decimal point it would say 3.1%

Then after the Bond conversion 33 million shares would require a new TR1 and it would say 2.85% technically 2.8% to one decimal point.

So if a family had not sold but they were less 3% the Trolls would say Mr XYZ has sold out or is selling now and our Bulletin Board would be filled with drivel, like it was yesterday.

RKB

PS Eddie563 can you work out why I cashed in Premium Bonds in February?

To all the Trolls, do as John Sweeney says to Little Putin at the end of his Tweets.

Not IFA Advice

Part 4

When I was an IFA, I used to advise clients to put some money in Premium Bonds. No other IFA’s would recommend Premium Bonds as the IFA would not get any commission.

The reason why I advised Premium Bonds was because you could get access to your money in about 10 days, but it prevented clients accessing the money for holidays or other stuff, they had to wait, and most were happy with their small prizes.

Many years ago, the odds of winning a Premium Bond Prize were 24,000 to 1. I had an endowment mortgage and the endowment matured in 2007 and as most will know that was the year Northern Rock went bust.

The Endowment paid out £57,000 less than it should have but I had already switched to a Repayment Mortgage and the Fix still had one year to go. So, I decided to see if the odds were correct.

I put the money in on the December and your Bonds do not get entered to the prize draw till February and that month we won £50 (that was the minimum prize then I beleive) We won every month except one month but a couple of months we won two prizes. On the 12 month we won £500. So, we were very lucky and the odds were actually better than 24,000 to 1.

Over the years my family have invested in Premium Bonds, until Feb this year when the four of us cashed in most of our Bonds and put the money in to our SIPPS and ISA’s.

Then in April this year we had our new ISA allowance to utilize times four.

So only my family knows what shares we bought with our SIPP’s & ISA’s but I am sure you can work it out.

RKB

Not IFA Advice

Part 3

Tyke asked me yesterday to maybe show proof of my shareholding. As I posted yesterday at 18:59 and I said I would “give some information that will not be too hard for anyone to have a fairly accurate figure for my shareholding.”

The Market Size (thats the number of shares the Market Makers must buy or sell to you at the BID / ASK) is now 200,000.

I did not know it had increased from 150,000 and I must assume it was either after the recent placing or the Bond Conversion. It could be because we are over 1 billion shares now.

Because I thought it was 150,000 I set-up 121 Limit orders on 13/06/23 (I think I checked LSE South East for the Market Size but not sure if I did)

I always use Limit Orders to sell.

Whenever I buy a new share I immediately set-up a Limit Order to sell about 30% or 40% of my shares at +30%. By doing this it takes the emotion out of when to sell.

With QBT (and the old CLP) I have set Limit Orders and often they never get executed, but on 13/06/23 I set-up 121 Limit Orders, all different prices and they go up to in 1p increments like 14p 15p etc up to 30p then it increases by 2p then in the 50p range it goes up in 3p increments.

Now because I thought the Market Size was 150,000 I set my limits at a little less than 150,000 but for ease of calculation say they were all 140,000, then there are 121 limits.

Can the Trolls do the Maths? Bingo there you have it. A number.

Now I said earlier to Tyke that I would share screenshots of my Limit Orders on a DM on Twitter, I have nine screenshots with about 14 Limits in each screenshot.

If all 121 were to be triggered, then I would still have 50% of my shares and I would be a multi-millionaire.

RKB

The PS was omitted from the previous Post.

PS If the Trolls are not able to assimilate that our Bond Holder retained all their 89 million shares then maybe they should just play Bingo (that’s assuming they know how to cross out a number like 1.6p and put not an X but 10P +

Not IFA Advice

Part 2

So, our 89 million shares have not been flipped like some of the trolls were saying recently. From our AIM Rule 26 we have Lynchwood on 11.5% or 133 million.

Why did Lynchwood retain all their 89 million shares that they received at 1p? Do you know who the real beneficial owner of these shares held by BNP Paribas?

If you were a LTH in the old CLP, then you would know that I spoke to a particular person on the morning of an AGM.

99.99% of Posters haven’t got a clue as to who owns these shares, but I believe I know who does.

Most HNW individuals use the same Bank / Nominee Company for their wealth and if you had done the extensive research that I have done you would know a particular person who has a close relationship with BNP Paribas.

This is a quote from Wikipedia “In 2006, BNP Paribas purchased Banca Nazionale del Lavoro (BNL), Italy's sixth-largest bank.”

RKB

Not IFA Advice

Part 1

I did not see anyone comment on AIM Rule 26 being updated (yesterday, even though it says it was updated last Friday)

What was the update? Well, we recently issued 89 million shares on a partial Bond Conversion.

If anyone (IMO) is investing in Shares, they should check all the published information to see if it has an impact on their decision to hold / accumulate / sell.

If our 89 million shares have been “retained” by the Bond Holder, what would that mean for you as a shareholder or potential shareholder?

To assist you: Before Bond Conversion there were 1,068,980,422 shares and the AIM Rule 26 was updated on 9/06/23 to reflect the Placing of 71,428,571 @ 1.4p when we raised £1 million. (Not going to comment on who took part in the placing, but read the last paragraph of the RNS 1/06/23)

Now if you had kept detailed records of the AIM Rule 26 from before the 9/06/23 you may have been able to work-out which (if any) major shareholder increased.

What I can tell you is that the most recent update to AIM Rule 26 our Major shareholders were as follows. Note because we are only given percentages to onw decimal point the numbers are out but just a little. A 0.49% discrepancy would be about 567,410 so technically any major shareholder could have over 500,000 more shares and you would not be aware of it.

HL was 300,383,499 now 309,180,773 increase 8,797,274

Interactive was 138,967,455 now 177,171,005 increase 38,203,550

HSDL was 133,622,553 now 136,641,690 increase 3,019,137

Lynchwood was 43,828,197 now 133,167,749 increase 89,339,551

Eufingest was 86,587,414 now 86,848,532 increase 261,117

Barclays was 58,793,923 now 61,372,962 increase 2,579,039

Lawshare was 48,104,119 now 48,635,178 increase 531,059

Aurora was 34,207,374 now 34,739,413 increase 532,039

FG was 29,290,064 now 29,296,905 increase 6,841

If you double check the above calculations and were aware of previous holdings, then Eufingest, Lawshare, Aurora & FG did not change.

Now if you look at Lynchwood, they increased by 89,339,551 but it is really 89 million (see above re 0.49% = 567,410.

RKB

Good Evening, Tyke

I noticed your post at 14:08 “I believe in the past RKB has provided evidence of his shareholding in QBT. It would be good if he showed evidence of his current shareholding”.

I did in the past, willingly share evidence of my shareholding in the old CLP days when I had 7 million and then 11 million shares.

Unfortunately, there is a so-called friend, who baits me, threatens me, knows my full name and my home address, but he (it’s a he) hides behind his nom-de-plume.

So, what I will do tomorrow is, I will give some information that will not be too hard for anyone to have a fairly accurate figure for my share-holding.

I will also share with you some screenshots, if you DM on twitter, which will hopefully confirm what I will post tomorrow.

The Trolls will be desperate to buy-in and they will, so watch for more buys tomorrow.

RKB

Text to FG

Eddie563

23/07/23 @ 18:30 Good Evening Francesco

I am not able to attend the AGM this year (hopefully next year)

I am not aware of any of my friends attending, hopefully one or two shareholders attend.

I voted for all Resolutions and I am confident all will be past

Best wishes

23/07/23 @ 19:51 Dear RKB, thank you for letting me know, I am sorry you cannot make it. We could have had a coffee together before or after the AGM.

Thank you, also for voting in favour for all Resolutions. Have a nice evening.

Francesco

So Eddie563, if you had thought about the AGM you could have speculated about a possible RNS this morning.

Good luck with the FCA, my texts are available and call log and before you have a bladder accident, I only have one phone, no landline, only one ID.

Eddie563, like the other trolls you are embarrassing yourselves.

RKB