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Moo, I'm certainly not saying anything sinister is happening. I'm saying that over 3 years, TZ has delivered zero for shareholders which is especially poor in light of $30m spent and continual claims of being near to the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Throw in the extremely painful strategy of capital raisings due timing and price, and you can see why many shareholders are considering their options.

Having said all of the above, I do think that we will see some meaningful sales soon, for the sole reason being that it is Pitney Bowes which is now responsible for our destiny....thank god. Even global economic woes won't effect postal organisations needs to modernize their parcel delivery strategies...so no excuses TZ please.

In the meantime, the share price languishes as TZ is not attracting buyers. Either they are confident that they will deliver massive share price gains before further capital is required or they are quite happy to raise at record lower prices.