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Did anyone else get an email from an Elizabeth Albert's journalist at Mongabay. She wrote:"
My name is Elizabeth Alberts and I'm a journalist at Mongabay and a fellow at the Pulitzer Center. I'm contacting you as I understand that you were former private shareholders of Nautilus Minerals, and that you were unhappy with the restructuring and acquisition agreement that led to the selling of Nautilus to Deep Sea Mining Finance.
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I received an email as well. I'm not sure that as shareholders its in our best interest to chat with these folks. Generally these folks are looking to find problems to hinder the operation. If theres a chance we can still see our shares honored I don't want to help folks call out issues. If we are left out in the cold I would have no issue in discussing the situation. For now, i'm staying out of it.
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10-16-2024, 12:04 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-16-2024, 12:12 PM by steelrat.)
I have received the same email, which I only saw now, because it had landed in my spam folder.
HLV and Scampoco, in my opinion you guys are well advised to stay away from an interview. A quick search of her name showed that she seems to be an environmentalist. That in itself of course is not a bad thing, but I agree that talking to her probably is counter productive. After all, it's in our interest to recover from losing a lot of hard earned money, which we lost by being screwed over by Nautilus. I on my part am not ready to move on and as long as there is even the smallest beacon of hope, I'm not gonna sabotage any future possibilities for us.
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I got it as well. I don't think anything good would come from an interview....
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Thank you all for your response. I would not do an interview but knew you guys had more reasoned purposes to not.
I do not post much, but follow all your posts and links you so generously provide from your research. Still holding my shares (wherever in hades they sit :-( ).
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One would think after 5 years of the selling of the assets from Nautilus Minerals, and that there are countries that want to safely mine the oceans, that these guys are ready to pounce at the first opportunity to do so.
