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09/03/15

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Originally posted by Sinosong ↑

The Shield,

Can I take you seriously?

Nobody has put forward a more persuasive view than me.If I make mo sense to you perhaps that is not my fault nor what I have outlined here.

My point on Royal mail is this. The IPO for ecargo said there were no competitors or any in the foreseeable future. Not only are there competitors they are FULLY OPERATIONAL in the two weeks.

Where is ecargo??????????

How many others are out there ready to go?

You have MY shares syndrome. You can only see you and yours. Pop your head and look around.

There is no point talking to you or anyone else on the matter of ecargo. You have been sold on an idea wrapped up in non truths. Not sure what you bought your shares at, but I can assure you this biz is a transport company trying to be a tech company.

That article should have been a "Holy Sh#*" moment.

ecargo has no China plan and even if it did it would either be last in the race or not finish.

My share blindness I love it, you are the exact demographic for this company.

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"There is no point talking to you or anyone else on the matter of ecargo."
Then please don't.

ECG Price at posting: 37.0¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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