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Comment on this article
Andrew Robins
October 07, 2016 at 2:54 amThis is interesting as we were contacted twice by persons unknown with regard to a broadcast WCA had supposedly sent out on the demise of K-Line. They asked for any further comments on the matter.
When we asked who was calling and can they send us this alleged broadcast, they declined on both counts.
There has been a definite attempt to smear K-Line who we have no negative comments on.
They need to look who is best to benefit from this, is it a rival carrier or is it an attempt to manipulate share prices.
Regards
Andy Robins
WCA