3DM Worldwide - Superstock??

Great post from Lone Dolphins on Old Mother Walters Board

Lone, perhaps you would like to share with us the bits deleted by that great campaigner for truth, MW. Even without them it sums up what I have always suspected about this company's product, which I never thought even worth looking in to having looked at the history of Mario di Nello and not having a degree in plastic moulding (like Wendy). Over to you Lone:


Blimey crikey o’reilly people.

I’m finding it really sad reading that so many people seem to have been skinned by the TDM ..deleted by MW... and being taken in by people whose self interest is massive.

Perhaps not to my credit, but I usually find the ranting of ...deleted by MW... individuals very amusing as they argue stupidity and call dissenters names. Especially when they recite the rhetorical bull from company websites, embellished by their own overactive imagination. This just demonstrates that they have taken the hook line and sinker. (and calling me “naive” in the case of TDM , has had me chortling all afternoon :-)

But that aside, seeing the number of recommendations these pleading posts have received. I’m very saddened to think that passive readers have been ...deleted by MW... But then I have to ask , what do you expect from these pleas to explain the misdemeanours and give us a sign.

TDM has already furnished it supporters with petulance, famine, disease and earthquakes in flashing neon colours. It’s successfully transferred £25 or is it £55 million pounds from ...deleted by MW... into the other peoples bank accounts; it’s almost doubled the original amount of shares that were issued. And has just given away the remainder of all its assets completely. All this without achieving one single solitary lonesome order for anything. Just samples which go for testing that we later discover ended up in the recycling bin.

The only warning sign left to investors that things aren’t well at TDM is a big red flashing Zero on their own accounts.

And whilst I think of it, a little correction to an earlier post in which I implied that TDM was left only owning a piece of paper.(being the PIM patent) I think that I may be wrong. It’s been pointed out that as TDM have now severed the umbilical cords from some satellite companies, it probably does not even own the patent now. It would be very interesting to see whose name actually resides at the top if anybody has documented it here, and whether this has been overlooked in the haze.

I have forecast that the financial director will be standing down asap and that NM will be divorcing himself from TDM or joining EPT, and also that TDM will no longer exist in 12 months time. Let’s see how naïve these statements turn out to be.

Ok back to the point of my post. It appears to me that a good number of investors are willing to overlook the self serving indiscretions of the directors because they believe in the revolutionary PIM process. So forget the company shenanigans and concentrate on the PIM.

Now let me tell you what I would do if faced with the conundrum of having blown cash on something people are telling me will make me rich, and which I am inclined to believe, having obviously ignored the reality of the situation. Providing there was something left to salvage I would look in the phone book and find my nearest plastic moulding company (probably under injection or blow moulding, youll be suurprised how many there are.) I would then approach them and offer the senior technician £50 for 5 minutes of his time. You will probably find that he has a degree in his trade.

I would then describe the nature of PIM and ask him about the properties are of commercially available polymer that could be melted onto a mould using moderate heat and not using any vacuums or pressure process. Don’t complicate things by mentioning the recycled material red hearing. Describe the foam sandwich and ask if he could think of any products which could be made to have an advantage over existing processes. Be prepared for some humour, and you will then have some insight.

And before anybody starts waxing lyrical about industry reticence and complexities of PIM, let me further explain. The plastic industry is the largest, most innovative and dynamic business on the planet. Just about everything around you that is plastic has been made by specialist OEM manufactures who churn out billions of items and hour for fractions of a penny. Bottom line cost is the be all and end all. Show a manufacturer a way to save 2% on his plastic costs and you’d be a millionaire overnight. I can absolutely declare that there is no resistance in this industry.

PIM revolutionary?. Not on your life. It’s a kindergarten version of Slush Moulding which is an industry standard process which can become unbelievable complicated. Typical items made by this process are car dashboards.

The recycling component. Nonsense I’m afraid. Chemists all over the world are working on process to make use of cured and mixed plastics which is very difficult. TDMs solution is grinding the stuff up and hiding it in a foam infill. Ask your technician if he thinks that this will add to products integrity.

All your questions will then have been answered. TDM has never made any sales because it has nothing to sell.

To these who cannot afford to lose money I would argue that mitigating ones loses may be a prudent action to take. Whilst time remains. It sickens me to think of innocent people being caught up in this affair and families and children suffering.

So please please please will the investors who remain with strong convictions stop trying to reassure innocent parties with nonsense. Just buy more shares yourselves. Or more to the point if you still believe in PIM, buy some pre IPO shares in EPT.

Lone Dolphins