should see a little spike! Just got this email from wall street west.
Infocall Communications Corp. (OTC-BB-INFE-.50)
Infocall Communications Corp. is an emerging leader in Internet-based staffing and employee leasing services. Last month, an industry analyst rated INFE a BUY. We think the stock price will increase dramatically over the next few weeks, as new investors discover the company. Our short term target range is $1 to $2. The stock has a 52 week high of $5.62 and a low
of .10. Here is the story:
Infocall is organized as a unique multi-service provider of staffing solutions. The company offers the following services:
Employee Leasing (PEO) and Human Resource Management
Information Technology Recruiting and Staffing
Internet-Based Resume Tracking Software & Job Posting
Infocall's website includes such value-added capabilities for candidates seeking jobs and employers seeking qualified talent as Web-based IT skills assessment, testing, certification and training. Additionally, the site offers job posting and site linking for companies seeking to expand their information technology recruiting programs, a place to reach available
Federal Jobs and much more.
The site's primary focus is the IT recruiting solutions portal to client companies and a resume bank of available information technology candidates. With a current database of over 50,000 professionals, the IT*CareerNET is one of the most formidable resources for information technologyprofessionals on the Internet.
For more information about INFE visit their website at infocall.com.
INFE will be listed at the Wall Street West Website within a few days.
Have a great day!
Wall Street West Communications, LLC
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