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Tellza Inc TELLF

Tellza Inc provides call origination and delivery services on a network basis for switchless long distance resellers and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service providers in Canada, and call delivery services for international carriers. The company's business unit consists of Matchcom which offers voice interconnections for customers, Phonetime which provides international and domestic voice termination, Route Dynamix provides SMS services. In terms of geography, the company exports its serv


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Comment by JamesBond001on Apr 26, 2005 7:05pm
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Post# 8959466

RE: Easy does it!

RE: Easy does it!Ripper: You may have one good point but that could be only perception. I happen to come to know the IR guy over the last few years and when I talked to him he advised that he had bigger fish to fry and it was time to split. I think you are right on this one, he probably had a fight with the boss and said F--- Y--, I quite. He also advised that PHD were looking for a credible IR firm to start selling some of the positive aspects of the company to increase shareholder value. Remember, the two major shareholders own about 60+++% of the outstanding stock so it would be in their best interest to increase share value instead of there crappy annual salaries, and working like dogs. They get rich too. Makes them motivated. If they make the company profitable and sustain that profit Q over Q their share value goes to, .50 - .85cents or even - $1.25 They are intant millionaires. That is why James Bond buys PHD, they are not absentee landlords. To day there was 80,000 shares on the ask side. I was late to fill an order to buy those 80,000 shares at .075cents. Damn't if they are still there at the opening bell, I will buy them. Stay long. Bond
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