Quote from: Cactipsi on September 27, 2015, 09:23:44 PM

i have made a stack in payouts from my shares you wanker

But you haven't even gotten payouts equal to what the shares cost. So you haven't made any money yet. You've spent more than you've received.

Quote from: Cactipsi on September 27, 2015, 09:23:44 PM

its not my job to make sure your payin your mum rent on time, she was nice enough to let you live in her basement and you cant even pull a finger out, pay her your half, whatever dude.

You want to talk about paying rent to Mum? Mark borrowed £150,000 against his mum's house - at the all-time height of his career - and he wasn't able to pay it back. Even during his heyday of internet "success", he never actually made any money. "When he was an internet millionaire" he was taking out loans that he didn't even have his own collateral for. And that's the successful time of his life that supposedly qualifies him as as a genius internet businessman.

Even for years after that, with multiple new business ventures, he wasn't able to pay back that loan (He admits this in his book). Basically, none of his business ventures have ever been profitable, and he has no idea how to make money or run a successful company.

That wouldn't necessarily be relevant, except that Mark has made it clear that an investment in Banx is an investment in himself and his business experience.

Quote from: MarkLyford on October 21, 2014, 10:29:41 AM

With out sound like I'm up my own ass, your buying into me if you buy banx shares, I have a great team of people around me, but I'm the one steering the ship and creating the vision.

Quote from: MarkLyford on October 21, 2014, 10:23:45 AM

The company edge is me. Plain and simple.
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People should believe in this company because of me.

Therefore, an investment in Banx is an investment in repeated failure with never a profit. Like you, Mark has spent more money than he's made. That's his experience: How to lose money.