VS: I get very little useful information on companies via SI or VS. Instead, I will give you and your few followers free well thought out information on reasons why Franklin will do well.
I am sure you have read in all Franklin's release's (at the bottom, about the 100,000 nodes for the company. Since Franklin is a National Internet Service Provider and has over 100k nodes (worldwide), the fixed monthly costs that come from regular telco's is eliminated and here's how if anyone is interested.
While ISP's such as Franklin are congested in some areas, the sections of the network closest to the customer, (the segment between the customer router and ISP), are typicall underused. Franklin setting up their Network can offer voice service over these segments, charge for usage and still offer customers a better deal than they would ever get from a local telco. Franklin being an ISP/Gateway already has the facilities they need to start offering dialtone service and are.
You are probably unaware of the fact that *the better deal* refers to the several thousands of dollars saved, verses the cost to install a bank of analog phone lines, or a T-1 connection from the local monopolies.
This can be done with the H.323 as a local-loop connection, or what is referred to as "whatever works best" solution, (that is the local telco's won't be able to stifle competition by restricting access to a particular technology i.e. xDSL. Also, and most importantly, in addition to being able to eliminate fixed monthly costs from voice circuits from local phone companies. Franklin Internet with 100k nodes from Franklin Telecom worldwide, will be offering a large local calling area. dah?
This means the customer will save money by having an (expanded) local calling area. Since Franklin is a National dialup Service Provider, and has over 100k nodes worldwide, the local calling area becomes <the entire continent>.....the entire world could be a local telephone call.
This as you probably don't understand is only the Frankin Internet or soon to be referred to some as Franklin Intranet Service Systems, and has nothing to do with the WCOM deal. Ha! You mean to tell me that Franklin will not only be making money from the WorldComm/MCI sites, but also from its own Internet Telephony Company to boot?
1. WCOM/MCI.
2. Franklin Internet WorldWide, 100k nodes.
3. Individual Sales to Company Intranets/FNet.
There's more meat here, then any of the crap you ever put up on this board. ggg
And believe it or not VS, its all facts. : )
Question? Is this a short term buy company or a long term hold that should only be part of an over all well diversified portfolio?
Your statements:
1. Temple, since I have not read a press release on the Intrine
2. Actually, I don't consider Intrine a major company. Do you?
3. Temple, have you considered diversify with a good amount of Cendant
4. How do you suppose such a major blunder as the Intrine misunderstandings ever happened?
5. May FTEL prosper, though I have my doubts
6. except to say one would only want to buy FTEL for trading, rather than investing.
7. Trading FTEL, IMO, is also somewhat of a gamble
In all true sincerity, I don't have followers here and don't post to have so, but I would hope soon that your followers ( or what you think are wanna-beeeee's, would start to see why you post the most importantly the deceptive way you post. Bash companies over and over with the same old stuff that you have said over and over to get disgruntled holders to visit your web site for personal gains.
Franklin the NexGenTelco> all they need now is just a few more tweaks for the turnkey package which provides basic call routing and logging services and which can be modified to permit easy integration with an existing accounting system.
Go.......A_utomated M_anagement S_ystem
plain&simpleTemp'
VS I don't post to you anymore, and I would expect the same. |
