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+1  I've owned businesses, and had them fail. It is part of the game. I would still do business with you.

Horse is ready to drink water. The problem is water frozen.
Waiting for frozen water to melt or waiting for some one to melt frozen water.

I think you have done enough.

You had a business which failed (it happens even to the best).  You did the honorable thing and attempted to make shareholders whole (better than most would).

You can only lead a horse to water, you can't make him drink.

You put an offer out to buy the last 29 shares.  I would just put a definitive deadline.

"I am winding down this company.  It has/will cease operation.  I will buy all remaining shares for 1BTC each.  This offer is good until 31 DEC 2011.  After 31 DEC 2011 any unsold shares should be considered worthless".

If the holder(s) of the last 29 shares don't take the offer well they likely never will.  Either they are willfully holding the shares or simply left Bitcoin and have no way of knowing.  You can only do so much.

One share of DISHWARA is priced at 2000000 BTC, i may missed 1 or 2 zeros.

Every one has different beliefs, while i do have some.
Until DISHWARA issued 2000 shares totally , i cant able to buy back shares. I changed it to 1000 shares , while the sold shares was only 724, then only i got money & bought 694 shares.

I REQUEST the one who put the sell price of one share of DISHWARA at 200000+ BTC's to remove the sell order or at least change it to 100000+..
If you want to keep the 29 shares , you can keep it.
But PLEASE change the price to 1 with any number of zeros you want.

Until i buy back the remaining 29 shares, i owe the share holders, even though DISHWARA has no value & pays no dividend or profit.

No, out of 30 shares so far ONE share is put on sell at 1 BTC yesterday.
So, the share holder knows i am buying back, but not selling back or don't know whats his/her intention.

It's likely that the owner(s) have stopped using GLBSE, lost access to the relevant account(s) or have simply accepted full loss. I trashed/lost a few of my accounts while I was playing around with the service and functionality in the early days. I suspect there may well have been a Dishwara share in one of them.

So forget amount the last few shares, it may well be impossible for the owners to sell them and they rightly expect nothing from you for those.

 

There are still 29 shares left for me to buy.
Whoever has that 29 shares, please sell it & let me close this & prove my honesty.

done.

Hi,

Bought 694 shares so far out of 724.



Please those who put one share as 2000000.0000000 BTC, please change the price.
Also those who so far not put it on sale, please put it on sale.
I need to buy 29+1=30 shares still.
Please who ever the owner, sell the shares & so i buy it & close this.
I don't want to delay & also don't want my shares go worthless.

Indeed it is and, for clarity should it be necessary, it certainly isn't you Peter nor Dishwara.

There is a distinct absence of professionalism around many of the GLBSE listed companies.

I'm not sure why, maybe it is the relatively small user base for Bitcoin, although I would have expected the "early adopters" to be pretty intelligent, skilled (particularly in areas where they seek investment from others to operate), reliable and competent.

I still see significant opportunity for GLBSE investors and those offering investment opportunities though I am surprised that it is taking as long as it is for sufficient quality to materialise.

Personally, I have enjoyed the opportunity to gain skills I couldn't in the "mainstream" investment world and look forward to developing these further as Bitcoin and GLBSE grows, transferring them into the "mainstream".

Never had any shares, but have been following the company and just wanted to say I am very impressed by Dishwara. You are a good person, not many of those around anymore. Much respect!

I think he refers to companies that you tried to buy or repair hardware and behaved in a sucky manner.

I don't understand. Whose name & location you wanted?

+1

I am very impressed with the way in which you have handled this Dishwara.

Even though your first business failed, you have shown yourself to be trustworthy and honest - never claiming to have skills you did not and trying your best.

I value what you have done and I hope you will take what you have learned from this experience and prosper in the future.

I hope you were able to get justice following the attack and terrible treatment you endured - would you care to share the name and location of the business, so others can ensure they never have dealings with them ?

Good luck.

DISHWARA thanks!

=D

If you ever try again doing business, I will be pleased to help again

Hi share holders,

Many have seen now that their DISHWARA shares has been bought.
I got money, so i started buying back shares.
So far bought 546 shares out of 724 issued.
I see 146+2+1 shares left to buy in assets.
148 can be bought, but i cant buy the one share with price 2000000.0000000 BTC.
who ever owner, please change price.
Also if i calculate, 546+149=695 comes.
Seems some one with 29 shares so far not listed it for sale.
Who ever has that share please sell it for 1 btc or less.
So, i buy back & complete the process & prove some assholes that DISHWARA is not a scam.

In future, if i can able to handle better, i may release shares for the ones who trusted me & bought shares.
Thank you very much for trusting me & buying my shares.

Thank you.

Alright

I was only wondering why you do not replied, only that

I didn't ignore anyone. But money is ignoring me.
Once i get money, i buy shares within a day.

Dishwara ignored me