I question why some posters in this thread are trying to find who ISX’s customers are with what appears to be a negative bias? ISX operate as a regulated bank with access to payment systems the same as other well recognised national and global banks, they would have the same security protocols as the other major banks to protect confidential information. ISX stated in December 2019 that they have 226 active/approved customers, only ISX know who those customers are, (although the ASX may find out if they agree to the confidentiality probably ordered by the Federal Court).
Who do you trust the most, HC posters or publicly released signed documents from a company who have to defend the contents of those documents if challenged? I am particularly posting this due to the extremely difficult times we are all experiencing and potentially even more so for investors who may have it “all on the line”. Why do some posters continue to create unqualified suspicion and cause further angst and anxiety for LT holders? Sure, you can say, “you should have sold” when all was booming however don’t you feel, especially at this time, that posting information that is as close to the facts as possible is the most humane thing to do? If you are angry about your investment choices maybe go and smash the mattress with a bat to relieve your frustrations or anger rather than trying to smash the hopes of investors with pure supposition.
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