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To: BANCHEE who wrote (9828)10/27/1998 10:23:00 AM
From: Jane4IceCream  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 19331
 
BANCHEE...

Better yet, call IR and request the Investor packet. I did so last month and it took all of 3 days to get to me whereas most companies take a week or longer. Great information and I am not surprised at the professionalism displayed on all fronts with DCTC.

This is not your usual OTC BB.

Janebird



To: BANCHEE who wrote (9828)10/27/1998 11:02:00 AM
From: Steven R. Bergman  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 19331
 
Banshee, George, et al,

Glad to see you on this thread. I have >10K shares and am following DCTC with interest.

Now, pardon me while I go and brush my teeth and spit out my last memory of CCEE.

Steve



To: BANCHEE who wrote (9828)10/27/1998 2:26:00 PM
From: Bruce Galpeer  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 19331
 
Welcome to all the new DCI shareholders,

The following is a short background on DCI's EDGE division. This will give all that are unfamiliar with DCI an overview of where we are at now. But, there is more to come in the future.

EDGE

EDGE is primarily a pre-paid telephone card company that was purchased by DCI in May of 1998. The price was 4.2 million shares of stock for a company that was doing $8 million in ttm revenues. EDGE has grown so fast that DCI reached the $40+ million revenue mark with just this acquisition. EDGE recently signed a new $48 million contract that brings this division alone to the $100 million mark. Donnie Gross is a wonder as the division head of EDGE and it was Donnie that introduced TWC-Serg Aldo to DCI-Joe Murphy. This meeting has resulted in additional contracts being signed worth over $175 million in ftm revenues. It is my opinion that EDGE has so far outpaced what Joe Murphy thought it would do in revenues, that this is the reason that DCI decided to re-think it's continued acquisition strategy. There is no need to give away shares for revenue when you have Donnie Gross who goes out and gets new contracts almost at will.
EDGE Web site...
atgphonecard.com

More to come later...

LONG AND STRONG!!!! GO DCTC!!!!

Bruce



To: BANCHEE who wrote (9828)10/27/1998 11:27:00 PM
From: James Harold Alton  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 19331
 
Banchee, Welcome to the DCI SI thread. You will find that there are quite a few DCI investors here that have been with DCI for years and some that were there at the beginning. The reason the investors have stayed IMO is because DCI management has done it's best to treat it's shareholders fairly and to keep us informed to the best of their ability, plus the fact that they have shown steady progress. Currently DCI is in a "quiet period", so information flow is somewhat subdued as compared to normal. As a new investor, perhaps one of the most important things to understand about DCI is the overall game plan, which has been essentially unchanged since inception. The goal has been to expand through M/A through careful use of equity, to grow the company past 100 million in revenues, at which time the company would be for sale,and the proceeds of this sale going to DCI shareholders. If you take some time to research the SEC filings (all up to date and timely) you will find that the DCI management team is not paid all that well, like ourselves they are in this for the reward that will come when they sell their shares, so we have a common goal. If you also take some time to examine the filings, I believe that you will find that DCI has increased revenues essentially every quarter in the last several years, and has grown especially rapidly in the past year.

Year: Net Sales:

1995 110,000
1996 $1,298,00
1997 $8,117,00

First quarter 1998: 6.1 million (24.4 million annualized)

Recently DCI announced a new 48 million $ contract with Edge, and two very large contracts with the Time World Com joint venture. It appears that DCI could soon meet it's goal of reaching 100 million in revenues, which is a major milestone and cause for celebration by DCI shareholders that understand the significance. Personally I think that you may have picked a quite good time to come aboard.

James