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Contract win... www.investegate.co.uk/styles---38--wood-group--sty-/rns/contract-win/201509160700151604Z/

Yeah, I feel the same too. 'Appalling' was perhaps a bit strong, lol. The site is basic, and clear. You wouldn't want too many bells and whistles to distract from the message but it just doesn't really grab you on entering and it's hard to discern what it's all actually about when it just presents a list of domains, it owns/co-owns. A new investor or someone just browsing without understanding the company would maybe wonder what it all related to/meant? They're just lists. It needs some more explanation on the main page I think. It's only a minor gripe in the scheme of things. I'd rather them be about substance than style, of course, but just think they could make more of themselves visually.

Lol, the website really appalling. Looks like a basic web develop project done in someone's lunchbreak and yes, some of the links are dead or don't work. Not very inspiring for a company trying to be ahead of the game, though that's the only thing I can complain about. They're managing themselves very well on the whole so far. Hope the new look M+M will fare better.

At least you're reliable. I don't think I can take another nightmare RNS from NEW. Oh wait...

Deos, no disrespect but you come across as someone moving from board to board doing very little research on anything, relying on others too much (and they may be total sharks) and that might be why you're underwater in places? A really good starting point is to research the company you're interested in by going to its website, making a note of market cap and shares in issue and then reading back over all the RNS and deciding if it will likely progress in the timeframe YOU wish to make money. Plan ahead. Does it look like a slow burn? Can you afford to wait? Or does it give dates and times of specific events where potential SP movements can be accounted for? It's basically all there in the news the company puts out. These forums are just watering holes, with some great posters and good info, but nothing beats the company's own official line. And yes, all shares retrace. It's part of the process. It's up to you whether you can hold your nerve or not. If you just piggyback off other posters you are going to go down with the ship. Patience often does pay off. Many people bought in here on fundamentals after researching the company and predicting (to some extent) the path that the internet was heading before it hit the headlines.

Many Far East countries like Singapore and Japan do follow western trends and target western concepts both at home and abroad. They're very innovative people and love trends: (whispers) western concepts still DO make money. It's a handy concept when you have so many western workers moving to the Far East for example, getting married/taking family out there. So there are many advantages for this than just the US and Europe (though those should be enormous anyway!). The Far East could be exciting too.

Yes. Wedding is a universal, generic term/concept across any culture whereas as has been said, 'green' can have dubious connotations for some cultures and not every environmentally-aware country uses the term. Eco or env do seem better choices and 'green' is a western trendyism really. Now .wedding is a savvy move and one that could reach a lot of ordinary businesses on the street globally.

Yeah, I mean, this is probably a slow burner but is a safer bet on volatile AIM than most oilers and miners. You're not gonna get weather delays here, rigs stuck hafway across a desert or politicial uncertainty. It will, however, by my reckoning, take a doubling of the current market cap to even get us to a more tasty 28p. Five times mky cap will give us around 70p and seven times market cap will get us to £1. It still feels a lot more like a more stable FTSE stock somehow than an AIM one.

Wow, there's a big old ding-a-ling going on in the comments section of that blog. Interesting.

Haven't had a letter yet (but then my shares are held through a broker) but I was aware of the potential name change as it was mentioned in a recent article.

Hopefully you are both correct and I'm sure a tech-savvy company like this is aware of the gaps IN public awareness but a strong UK TV campaign would be just the ticket to get ordinary people/small businesses onboard. I'm sure it's probably been covered by BBC's 'Click' but some of these tech shows are specialist or on so early in the mornings/late at night the bulk population won't see them apart from tech devotees and p1ss-heads flicking through channels randomly. Basically this needs rolling out across X Factor and Coronation Street advert breaks to gain more public momentum. There will be plenty of small business owners in the UK alone completely unaware of the concept thus far and yet we are on the brink of it going live. So here's hoping we see more public infomercials soon.

is a great company in the making and a great twist to the story of the internet. I hold here and have faith in the concept. BUT... My ONE concern, which was echoed in an article put here a few days ago was that not enough of the general public seem to understand about this concept, much less be involved as yet. It still seems to be very much under the radar of the average man/woman on the street, so to speak. If I asked at my place of work I'm very confident not one person would have heard of TLDHs and I think the concept could do with plugging on TV (prime time) now because it's the main way ordinary people are going to get to hear about it and get interested imo.

to the shareholders group. Keep fighting the good fight.

Let them fight back. What the heck is it to you if they try? You should be wishing people good luck because people can often GET a result.

This is awful. I would add my count of shares but I sold up on Monday. Just had a sudden bad feeling about it and that DW tweet about being "worried about shareholders" made me so uneasy. I didn't say anything because nobody wants to read doom or cowards. I just bailed at a small loss. I've been in too many crap oilers and have lost a deal of money (as well as gained) over the years by hanging on and hoping rumours come true whilst having a bad gut feeling. If it even slightly starts smelling (which it did Monday morning pre-Suspension RNS) I back off these days. I have been reading back over the posts and note that people are getting solicitors involved. I'm sorry if this has already been mentioned but has anyone contacted the FCA for additional guidance? Someone started that erroneous rumour about Sunwing and kept it going probably knowing full well what was going to happen. It's so bloody typical of AIM. I wish you guys the very best of luck and hope you get a result out of the campaign. People power can change things hugely and make a real difference. I just didn't want to anyone to think I wasn't adding my voice to the share contribution tally.

"Sunwing told us yesterday that they are not the buyers." THE buyers? Freudian slip or just sloppy journalism? Hmm...

news timed nearer to Canada opening this aft. Just a possibility.

Cheers mate. Interesting.

from twitters or openjaw? Can't check atm, am at work. :[