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Skimming through comments on my first cuppa....
Then the second....
Then lunch....
Then all afternoon....
Then all evening....
Then 10pm to 1 am....
Then 1am to 6am....
I noticed the other day he wass commenting multiple times on a board between 3am and 4am as if someone might reply......
Deary me!!
As I've said.... 2 things will be missing when this recovers.... Trolls and opportunity....
The trolls i can miss but the opportunity I have taken..... 🚀
Apple getting sued by the usa government for squashing the growth of other companies..... Shein are about to get the shaft in the usa lol...
Spk it would be interesting to tot up all the reviews for the 13 brands boohoo own and see how many there actually is...
Spk.... Thanks for sharing trust pilot...
101 THOUSAND reviews for plt and 65 percent of them 5 star.
Boohoo nearly 200 THOUSAND reviews and 64 percent 5 star...
Based on that I may buy more shares tomorrow.
Review after review saying the same thing sadly.
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"For my business bad reviews are posted only; real positive reviews are not published. When trying to contact them, they dont reply. Later I get automated eMails that I shall open a paid account to manage publishing paid reviews. Arbitration proceedings in progress."
Please stop spamming the board with lies and misinformation as it is against forum rules.
Site jabber has removed any positive…
Site jabber has removed any positive reviews left for my business, leaving only the negative reviews.
Every time a customer leaves me a positive review, they remove it and email me, asking me to sign up to their program so they can 'manage' my reputation.
For the low price of $7200, they promise to fix the exact problems that they create and perpetuate.
They talk about helping small business, but really it's pretty obvious that they are a scarcity driven companybwhonopperated in the fear and shame space.
What a gross and shameful business model.
Https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/next.co.uk
Maybe compare with next.... 69 poor reviews... Ever heard that people that bother to review are almost always negative.
Sam - in the last 2 years next have increased prices over 20 percent.... Thats a 20 percent revenue jump with no extra sales
The excess shipping costs hit the company for over 60 million when the costs skyrocketed.... Im in agreement that this should be coming back into the bottom line at the end of this financial year....
I also believe boohoo need to increase their prices amd I think this wilp happen..
Unhooked - please see below for reference.
https://www.drewry.co.uk/supply-chain-advisors/supply-chain-expertise/world-container-index-assessed-by-drewry
Reardon - his last 3 posts seem to be hinting at something but who knows.
"Bfdinvestor, keeping the discussion sensible, for how long will covid, or the post-covid world, be used as an excuse for Boohoo's poor performance? Is the Ukraine war materially affecting the supply of or demand for Boohoo products today? Will we be using the next war as an excuse? I suppose we will be if it's WW3"
Do you know how much the excess shipping cost alone hit boohoos profitability?
There will be 2 things missing when this makes a monumental recovery....
Trolls and opportunity....
The trolls I'll happily miss...
Its not all happy sailing at next....
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/11514192/Is-Next-running-into-trouble.html
"Next has slashed its chief executive's pay package by more than half after the retailer's profits fell for the first time in eight years.
Lord Wolfson's total pay, which includes big bonuses, has been cut from £4.3m to £1.8m, for the 2016-17 financial year.
He was paid a bonus of just over £500,000 for the previous 12 months.
The 55% pay cut was revealed in the Next's annual report released on Tuesday.
None of the firm's other three top bosses or non-executive directors were paid a bonus either.
Michael Law and Jane Shields were awarded a 1% increase in basic pay to £416,000.
They had each originally been in line for rises of 15% to £475,000.
Last month Next warned of a tough year ahead as it reported a 6% fall in 2016 profits to £790m.
The fashion and homewares retailer blamed a combination of factors, with its customers' incomes being squeezed by rising prices, forcing them to rein in their spending on clothes."
"Next said it had been 'quietly' reinventing the group, 'reshaping and restructuring' it to boost growth. "
How dare they do this.... They should announce toilet breaks 😉
"Hi scb. To be clear, I didn't say Boohoo have never beaten guidance - I expect they have done back in the day - so, no untruths from me and please don't put other words in my mouth."
Boohoo have beaten guidance before and right into the pandemic. A bit more recent than back in the day imo.
" Regarding the comparison I was making, of course you're entitled to believe that Boohoo possesses a superior management team to Next and that Boohoo regularly beats guidance in the way that Next does, but I beg to differ. I should say that the relative share price performance between the 2 companies doesn't back you up in this."
Next have seen multiple share price drops of 50 percent in the last 5 years, they have seen multiple drops of up to and over 90 percent in their history also.
They have been through very bad patches where the media said it was game over for them which obviously coincided with poor performance of the company and share price.
I get the frustration genuinely - but if you are going to compare the companies at least look at the bigger picture rather than just a year or two.
All the headwinds should be well and truly behind us now....
Unhooked at least post truths...you are posting as though boohoo have never beat guidance.
Boohoo as a company probably have beat expectations more than any other clothing company.
What company are you referring to releasing results today?
"Just think of the money Big Mike could have made if he'd have bought Rolls Royce share in stead of this junk!"
He would have also have to have bought rr around 3 and a half years ago to have bought at 30 odd pence.... Rr has recovered with improved performance...the same will happen here.
Oh ok, i thought for a minute that it could just be a made up comment from some plonker on social media..... Then again....