Disagree. Doubt I'd ever invest in sonebody that I would suspect do something like this.
but you might without suspecting it
Anyway
- The new Auction PM guideline is not specifically to do with Alex.
There is a general concern that the process is, potentially, extremely exploitable by the stakee at the expense of those bidding should someone unscrupulous "invent" PM offers, thus inflating the final price the stake is sold at
It's nothing to do with monetising a blonde asset, and I don't give a damn if the auctions go elsewhere. It's a question of total transparency wherever possible
The new guideline helps pre-empt a problem down the line, and a secondary issue what might be putting some people off participating. The extra protection might be seen therefore to be encouraging the marketplace on here
Therefore from now on Auction stake prices must only be set by reference to bids in the public domain.
As this thread is.