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Well that probably 6 months away then before a new interface appears.
I doubt that apple will lose anyone, apple users tend to be rabid in their devotion to the brand.
I cannot see many Amazon users moving, music is just an addition to the real benefits of subscription and they have their Alexa integrated echoes, dots etc.
So that just leaves Spotify to try and entice users away from.
The problem I see is that most people who want a music subscription already pay for one. What does Napster offer thats better than Amazon or Spotify. Personally I pay for prime at 7.99. only 2 million songs but I get TV, films and quick delivery. If I need more then I'd pay for Amazon musics 70 million and not need to change my home music setup.
It's only those things if it actually rises, if it drops to 2's again then its a poor investment. Best to you and yours as well.
MrH_m like everyone else here I've neither made nor lost anything until I sell. Any profit was reinvested at 7p and I have bought more as it dropped to have a 4p(ish) average. I would say that I am close to breaking even at best.
What are you on about! I haven't blamed anyone for anything. No-one on this board apart from a few shorters (the only ones to make money in the last 4 years) is anything but a know nothing amateur. We have all taken a punt on a long shot and are hoping it will come in.
What concerns me is the overly optimistic theme of this board that may influence new inexperienced (especially to AIM) investors into thinking that MVR is the get rich scheme of their dreams.
But unlike you I DON'T make financial predictions. You're the one who comes on here spouting all types of crap like some sage.
Funny enough I think it was you who led me to EVRH initially when you mentioned it on the Lloyds I.I. forum before it became unusable in about 2016. Not that I am in any way blaming you for my investing here. I did my own research and invested as I saw it as a way of selling access to the highly lucrative world of gigs whilst avoiding the issue of piracy which has killed record sales.
Brownadder, I have neither 'lost' everything or bought too high, my average is around 4p.
My issue is with you and your ilk who fill this board up with constant **** about 20p/50p/£1, buyouts from Amazon, Google, Facebook and Cliff Richard, whilst the share only drops.
Any voices of caution are shouted down by pr!cks like you. Yes this share 'might' make us all millionaires by next week but we 'might' also still be here in another 4 years still waiting.
If that's an option then list it!
What I am is an investor or 4 years who has seen nothing but a poor return.
What I cannot stand is a scared mouthy **** who is frightened to admit that he has sunk everything into something that might fail.
or goes bust **
** adding the last (purposely) missed item off your list.
I've enjoyed the last 3 months, for the 1st time in nearly 4 years I could pay no mind to MVR and mostly ignore the pipe dreams of the virtual millionaires. Now we're back and everyone is getting another dose of MVR reality.
MVR the share that keeps taking and taking and taking.........
No sign of a rip of the LG gig this morning across any of the private or public piracy sites that I have access to.
Rubbish, streaming perfectly through a Chromebook to my 55" TV. No buffering, seamless and looks and sounds amazing. I suggest you upgrade your equipment or put another 50p in the meter.
Time will make cynics of all of us.
The 2017 me was a lot more excited about this company than the 2021 me. Too many false dawns and broken promises, I will only be swayed by news that actually influences the share price.
Aberscotch Is your screen omitting the £ (pound) sign?
The placing was at £3.50!?!
Well those investors must have been sold some amazing bull****
where did I say different Tampax, there were a number of posts that worried about losing their main earner but as I said they were split around 50/50 on whether the sale was a positive as it hopefully removed this debt and Napster was seen as a declining asset.
From what i see on their BB's (which seems equally full of mentals and pipe dreamers as this one), they thought that the debt owed was 50million+ so there is concern where the rest of the debt has gone and if they are still liable for some. They appear to be split around 50/50 on whether selling napster was a good thing, I went back over a few months posts and the term albatross was used in relation to it. They believe that their business' is future is in their face recognition and gaming software and are hoping/waiting for the US gov (Trump) to announce a deal for the Face recognition software with the army bases.
As I said Napster was just part of their business so that M/cap for them is not what MVR has bought.
The RNWK chat forums make for an interesting read.
I may have misunderstood your question lordfont, but Napster is owned by Rhapsody international. And Rhapsody International was part of the RealNetwork Group (RNWK). I believe that you have to look at RNWK for any info but obviously Rhapsody was only a part of their business. RNWK is currently 10% up.