Tel-One -(OTCBB: TLON). --STAY AWAY FROM THIS

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Tel-One -(OTCBB: TLON). --STAY AWAY FROM THIS

An SI Board Since December 2001

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
11	0	0	TLON

Emcee: Marty Rubin	Type: Unmoderated

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The company hired "Wall Street Examiner" to blast ads all over the place.

According to their US News and World Report (www.usnews.com) ad dated Dec 24, 2001 (delivered yesterday) this "examiner" (AKA "PUMP AND DUMP"), Tel-One projects "double-digit sales growth as part of the videoconferencing growth boom since 9/11." They also name "suppliers" such as "3COM Corporation (NASDAQ: COMS), Polycom Corporation (NASDAQ: PLCM) and Nortel Networks (NYSE: NT)."

Basically, they are using an excuse, in this case the Sep 11 tragedy, to create more damage to the American public.

In the little note (required by regulators), the company states that "MBS is contracted to receive $100,000 as a research fee," and "from time to time, buy shares of Tel-One in the open market." In my book it says "received $100K in the bank and has 3M shares to dump as part of the September IPO."

Bottom Line: Other than the one page ad, I don't know this company and have no plans to investigate it further. Years of exerience tells me that most of the people who buy this stock will at the end lose their shirt. The risk is too great that shares will be dumped before you had the chance to open your mouth (#reply-13843886).

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11	I'll have to admit for the first time that the SEC is doing its job. I use	Marty Rubin	-	1/27/2002
10	Thank you. Full Article <b>posted below</b> ______ COMPANY: Tel-On	Marty Rubin	-	1/27/2002
9	interesting summary of this one today on stockpatrol.com	thefeig	-	1/26/2002
8	<b>U.S. SEC suspends trading in Tel-One securities</b> Wednesday Ja	Marty Rubin	-	1/23/2002
7	Another ad, this time in USA Today's Money section, pg 11B, dated January 18	Marty Rubin	-	1/21/2002
6	<b>Clarification of Promotional Materials by Tel-One, Inc.</b> TAMPA	Marty Rubin	-	1/21/2002
5	Please don't be fooled by price and volume movement(s). I have seen them all	Marty Rubin	-	12/19/2001
4	but it wasn't a pump and dump in the true form. many companies go bankrupt t	Marty Rubin	-	12/18/2001
3	As I said One.Tel truely went under. News Corp and the Packers lost lots of mone	Moominoid	-	12/18/2001
2	David, such stocks don't go bankrupt. People lose their shirt after the pump	Marty Rubin	-	12/18/2001
1	Sounds worse than One.Tel LOL (Aussie phone company that went bust this year).	Moominoid	-	12/18/2001

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