Honest answer Bob, I don’t know as this seems to be sewn up pretty sharpish, we don’t have much time but a little.
Once website is updated then that’s where we really all have to start motoring 24/7 in trying to promote the sale as much as possible.
Cold calling, emailing, texting, twitter and possibly looking at paid adverts in O&G magazines.
Lots of things certain parties can control but as Albert’s Court has rubber stamped this process now, one thing they can’t control is a bidding war.
Lol CT!
Who knows with potential NDA’s in place and our Tech was/is non-transferable.
Hi CT, all interesting as we were always stating viewing on mobile devices will be big.
If I remember we developed the world’s first PVR for mobile devices.
On a final note, rumour has the the INDEPENDENT advisor is saying the opposite to what Tom R is saying and is STUNNED how things are being done and the totally opposite of how things should be done.
You guys on here are playing a massive part, PRESSURE, PRESSURE, PRESSURE.
Yes leew, these guys ‘thought’ they had this sown up to a tee..
Financial guys with the help of shorters drive the SP down and down so control that bit.
Inside guys, Cowan, TR and Gupty control the lack of production.
So on the face of it, company is struggling financially and production wise, company gets taken out for peanuts and job done.
Only thing is their plan got rumbled before execution, now they are in a tight corner and full rattled mode. Constantly thinking, how to get out of this mess as it’s not just these but the ones hiding in the shadows.
If they think shareholder anger is high at the moment, heaven forbid we end up with nothing - I dread to think where this will end up!
As we are fast approaching the 29th, SL have finger on Nuclear Button, Anavio are unhedged so are aligned with us guys.
Get rid of Anavio then JV could be back on, the heat they are getting from shareholders, other associated parties, Canadian and London regulators, they would welcome a deal IMO.
Just a matter of how SL see it, do they just want to wash their hands and take it to Chapter 11 or play ball and take 8% of a big pie.
If SL buy remaining bonds and take 50% of COPL, is that so bad?
That’s the kick in the guts for COPL shareholders.
Jon had worked with company for many years, only to turn to the dark side, once these guys found out what the deal with the MAJOR was worth, greed too over.
This unfortunately has taken them down the road they haven't been on previously, and more importantly exposing the ones that were pulling the strings and hiding in the shadows.
How they wish they could turn back the clock now.
Only way out that I can see, reset bonds, don’t convert for a given period, as SP rises investors can get off when they like, they still have this power but time is running out.
When the company’s Investor Relations state they haven’t seen this amount of shareholder anger in 30 years doing this, then that’s a big statement!
If famous CEO’s can get sent down, then this lot we are dealing with are just upstarts.
https://blog.cheapism.com/business-crime/amp/
Martin Grass is ‘too close to home’ I would say…
“maybe time to share his resedential address in the uk?”
it’s what did for gupta, i remember his home address was all over social media and within no time he had resigned.
rumour has it tommy boy is worried and on edge, plus anavio are rattled!
these guys have pulled off a ***in in the past and got away with the heist as they were firing rockets from way above under anonymity.
with copl it’s a different ball game, we know who they are and it’s street to street combat - which they haven’t the stoamch for.
These two are a firewall, when you look behind them you see an awful lot of others hiding.
They have plenty of form for this kind of activity and nearly always, it’s the same actors involved, quite amazed they haven’t been rumbled before - but with COPL it’s a bridge too far.
Class action against a company is one thing where you can hide anonymously behind a corporate wall and have the protection of company lawyers, but when it comes to action taken against individuals then it becomes a different ball game, and a very personal one at that!
Let’s not forget who started this..
Afternoon troops.
Reading through 2 days posts and a bit of confession with some investors, commenting on why has Tom R got this post when all his past history suggests he has messed up time and time again.
That’s just it, he is a hired wrecker of companies, make them look worthless and his paymasters walk away with the prize.
Heinous only come when there is an Asset, two things did them this time, firstly, investors too clued up and too angry for this to slip away and secondly, Asset IS JUST TOO BIG, everyone wants a piece.
Keep up the pressure.
Yes Bob they have used the same formula previously and succeeded - notably the partnership of Tom and Gupta, the latter running to the hills when his private address details were published on-line!
It’s all good and well scamming people whilst hiding behind corporate structures and in the shadows, however a different ball game when your identity along with personal details are known and more importantly your deception.
Nothing like bad PR for these organisations, we need to keep up pressure, a football chairman will only sack his manager when the terraces are baying for the coach’s head.
Wonder how long until Anavio reset the bonds and throw Tom under the bus.
It was almost a perfect textbook heist, getting the Asset just when all the hard work had been completed and all was needed was the final ingredient , Gas - only this time their plan was rumbled before execution.
Just t add to RBM’s post, what caused the ‘offer’ for additional board members was pressure from shareholders, you guys are playing a massive part also by contacting regulatory bodies, MP’s, other Government contacts / agencies and the press.
We ALL need to keep the foot firmly on the throttle and not let up, as we are not going to be getting complacent but the opposite, more energised.
Just a quick note, I am led to believe they have had to call the boys in blue as some shareholders have been overzealous - remember guys, we want to remain within the law.
Allegedly.
He received his first interim report from independent evaluator a couple of days ago - he was not happy!
Issue here is when committing any kind of jiggery pokery, all important people in the organisation have to be complicit, unfortunately not the case here and too many watching eyes, plus trail on Sedar.
Gupta could see what was coming so ran for the hills.
Certainly Silver, we are all still shareholders of a company with a massive Asset and although not profitable yet, an oil producer, JV waiting in the wings until dust settles, IMO.
Unfortunately for them, they have backed themselves into a corner, if this goes belly up, they probably will get nothing, but more importantly their fraud is out in the publics eye before it’s completed - despite previous successful attempts, this looks like a bridge too far and hindsight is a wonderful thing but one they shouldn’t have attempted.