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Technology Stocks : Network Plus Corp-(NPLS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Secret_Agent_Man who wrote (230)7/28/1999 8:29:00 PM
From: Padlock  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 299
 
Women and children off the streets!! Oh no, NPLS is going to zero! Head for the hills! :) Some of you on this thread make me laugh, but it's all good. I realize this news isn't the best, but some of you are over-reacting. NPLS has traded strangely over the past week, but it has a solid history and "a running start" as the GS analyst said. I'm gonna wait for volume to pick up before I start getting worried. Personally, I think the markets are shaky, and don't want to invest until things get straightened out at the Fed meeting Aug 24th. But that's just me....

Padlock



To: Secret_Agent_Man who wrote (230)7/28/1999 11:18:00 PM
From: AlienTech  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 299
 
>>I'm not in so no worries I think NPLS could easliy touch 13 before it's done, but, I'm wrong alot...<<

For other peoples sake I hope you are wrong here!
I would definetely look at buying @ 13, I would look at buying tomorrow as well. Just last week I sold this @ 24 for a loss of -1. I needed the funds elsewhere.. Not that any of them any good either. CTCH I sold last week @ 25. ADBL @ 21 etc.. only to catch other falling knives. Knowing what I know of last week, man would I be salivating right now seeing all these great buys! I would be going 100% margin and loading up till I popped.



To: Secret_Agent_Man who wrote (230)7/29/1999 9:21:00 AM
From: Mohan Marette  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 299
 
NPLS Partners With @Work to Provide Nationwide High-Speed DSL Internet Access

QUINCY, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 28, 1999--Network Plus Corp. announced today the formation of a business partnership with @Work, the business focused division of Excite@Home, to utilize @Work's Nationwide broadband backbone to provide Network Plus business customers with high-speed DSL access to the Internet. This partnership will enable Network Plus to supplement its own broadband network and provide services where its customers need connectivity outside of its region. Network Plus offers a full suite of enhanced services such as Virtual Private Networks, managed network services and high speed Internet access.

Rob Hale, Network Plus Chief Executive Officer, said ``We are delighted to implement this partnership with @Work, one of the nation's leading broadband providers to businesses. This partnership will significantly increase our ability to serve our customers' needs in regions outside of the Network Plus footprint. This is an important tool in successfully targeting medium sized businesses with multiple office locations across the nation. The @Work partnership is part of our continuing strategy to enter strategic relationships with national leaders in network connectivity for out-of-region solutions. The @Work partnership is complementary to our existing strategic partnership with NorthPoint, which provides DSL solutions within the current Network Plus footprint.' James Crowley, Chief Operating Officer, added ``Our network rollout in-region continues on plan, and results for the second quarter continue to meet or exceed our expectations.

Network Plus is a network-based communications provider offering broadband data and telecommunications services, primarily to small and medium-sized business customers located in major markets in the northeastern and southeastern regions of the United States. Its bundled product offerings include local and long distance services as well as enhanced, high-speed data and Internet services, primarily utilizing digital subscriber line, or DSL, technology.

Learn more about Network Plus through our website www.np1.com or by calling 800-552-5254.

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