PBL120 - S** Building, Newcastle-U-Lyme - DEFAULT RECOVERED

But which "option 1" are they supposed to be going with now - the option 1 during the vote (reject the offer), or the option 1 after the vote (accept the offer), after Lendy switched which option meant what.

Question that Lendy don't seem to have addressed yet is did they just switch the labels, or did they also switch the votes over to match? i.e. were the slim majority actually in favour of the original option 1 (reject the offer), or the original option 2 which got mysteriously renumbered to option 1 after the vote had ended?

More to the point what (if any) action are they now taking as a result? With such a split vote, a lot of people will be upset if they go ahead with either of the options unmodified; pursuing either option as it stands is guaranteed to be against the wishes of about half of those who voted.

However, a slim margin can be relatively easily swung one way or the other, either by sweetening the deal (whether from the purchaser increasing their offer, or Lendy reducing their margin on this loan), or by allowing those who want their money back quickly another option to do so (e.g. as someone else suggested, re-enabling trading so that those who are of the opinion that a full recovery will be made with full interest and bonus credited can put their money where their mouth is, perhaps some may wish to repurchase an amount equivalent to what has already been repaid - effectively passing the partial repayment on to those who wanted out).

If this had been another platform, then I'm sure the majority would have voted to wait.

People see so many negative comments about Lendy and threads such as 'Is Lendy about to fail', that there reaction is to get out while they can.

Thanks. It would seem clear that the vote went for option 1 - sell the debt for capital recovery only - albeit by a smaller margin than the BREXIT vote. Like the BREXIT vote this isn't binding. Am I missing something?

See the post from locutus earlier in this thread which contains screenshots showing both the options as they originally appeared on the voting slip, and the swapped options on the result summary: p2pindependentforum.com/post/266471

Is there a poll where I can vote to exit the platform? 

I believe that is known as the SM. Unfortunately, its non-binding and turnout is very low due to apathy on the part of remainers and widespread disenfranchisement.