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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TLTG: Teltran International, Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: skweeky who wrote (785)	3/28/1999 2:21:00 PM
From: Francois Goelo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1184

Skweeky, it is never ridiculous to do extensive Due Diligence before investing... That's probably why I have a reasonably good rate of success in my investments, such as, SNMM, IMOT, ZSUN and WCAP lately, to name a few. Actually, I have found answers to most of my questions in two posts by "hchhon" last Friday in RB. I am very familiar with FCM (ex FTEL) that operates a similar business (VoIP), but have far greater resources at their disposal. Their stock has been hovering around the $3.00 mark for a long time, in spite of numerous releases of good news. It is also clear that if the contract with OZmail was terminated before its stipulated end, October 2001, for whatever reasons (I am sure there are performance clauses, etc...), then there would be no more business for TLTG. If the Contract runs to its end, what are the chances of it being renewed, now that MCI is calling the shots? Admittedly, if the Business Plan pans out, then TLTG has a couple years to look for other opportunities and should be in a far stronger financial position. However, I must commend management for releasing its financials, although I seriously question the manner in which it was done and whether the medium, RB, was appropriate. I strongly suspect that "hchhon", the poster is Hershkowitz, an officer of TLTG, who became a member of RB the same day he made the two posts. In addition, his e-mail address is: mitchh@teltran.com, the "chh" being a common factor and more than a coincidence. Company officers should absolutely refrain from posting on investment boards, particularly when they do so anonymously and without disclaimer concerning their position and remuneration. The SEC takes a very dim view of such activities and it puts the Company credibility into question, once more. BTW, for those raving about TLTG home page, here is one for your consideration: theexecutive.com Regards, F. Goelo + + +