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This is a ***** pump. Here is a email I got.
Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2006 22:29:35 -0400 (EDT)
There are more than 70 million Americans without credit cards and another 60 million Americans with credit cards who are afraid to use them online.
Up until now, these people have been unable to make purchases on the Internet.
This is all about to change thanks to ETLC.
ETLC is about to launch a service which allows you to make purchases online and have them charged to your home telephone bill.
ETLC just became fully reporting and is now listed on the OTC BB.
They are in the process of merging with a private company called The American Home Market Corporation (AHM). AHM will become a part of ETLC.
AHM is the Certified Closing Agent for the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in 42 counties throughout the State of Texas.
HUD develops and sells housing for low income families. This is a perfect synergy for ETLC because it will allow ETLC to instantly gain a huge customer base of people who are in need of ETLC's services.
More importantly, ETLC will now have over $100 million in annual revenues from AHM.
AHM has a huge cash position and will be funding ETLC a minimum of $3 million to be used for the launch of the eTelcharge.com service.
ETLC has been working on everything for many years and it is all coming together right now.
All of the ingredients are here for ETLC to become our biggest winner of all time.
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My firm ***** Biz, LLC, has signed a one-year ETLC investor relations contract with a third-party (Rogaro Co.) and will be compensated 400,000 free-trading shares but not until October 30th, 2006. Never invest into a stock we discuss unless you can afford to lose your entire investment. For our full disclaimer go to: http://www.*****.biz/disclaimer.htm
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My pick to become our biggest winner of all time is ETLC.
I originally announced it in February of 2005 and I was a bit premature.
Things are about to finally start happening right now.
I have gotten literally thousands of emails about ETLC during the past year. I have gotten more emails about ETLC than any other stock.
Many people are in the stock and have been waiting patiently. Others have been closely following from the sidelines. New members are finding out about it for the first time tonight because I haven't mentioned the stock in a long time.
Just remember that this is just about as big as it gets.
This is seriously a no brainer.
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My firm ***** Biz, LLC, has signed a one-year ETLC investor relations contract with a third-party (Rogaro Co.) and will be compensated 400,000 free-trading shares but not until October 30th, 2006. Never invest into a stock we discuss unless you can afford to lose your entire investment. For our full disclaimer go to: http://www.*****.biz/disclaimer.htm
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The stock already has many followers who have kept it on their radar screens from a year and a half ago.
The last thing I want is for daytraders to find out about this company.
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My firm ***** Biz, LLC, has signed a one-year ETLC investor relations contract with a third-party (Rogaro Co.) and will be compensated 400,000 free-trading shares but not until October 30th, 2006. Never invest into a stock we discuss unless you can afford to lose your entire investment. For our full disclaimer go to: http://www.*****.biz/disclaimer.htm
Jonathan ***** *****.biz Staff
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ETLC has a very good chance of becoming our biggest play of all time.
When I first introduced you to the company a year and a half ago, I was a bit premature.
Meeting merchant requirements, creating the ability to customize software to meet individual vendor needs and throughly surveying the demographics, caused a delay, but a welcome one.
Everything that the company has been working on for years is about to come together right now.
Just look at ETLC's most recent press release. ETLC's new President David Young was a major executive at AT&T.
This may be an indication of things to come.
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My firm ***** Biz, LLC, has signed a one-year ETLC investor relations contract with a third-party (Rogaro Co.) and will be compensated 400,000 free-trading shares but not until October 30th, 2006. Never invest into a stock we discuss unless you can afford to lose your entire investment. For our full disclaimer go to: http://www.*****.biz/disclaimer.htm
Jonathan ***** *****.biz Staff
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I believe ETLC has the potential to become a 10 or a 20-bagger.
But before I explain why, I must stress that this email is just speculation on my behalf. I am not trying to make any target prices for ETLC. Do not trust my research. You need to do your own research and make your own investment decisions.
ETLC right now has 130 million shares outstanding.
It is estimated that they will be issuing around 152 million shares for the merger with The American Home Market Corporation (AHM).
This would equal a total of 282 million shares.
AHM already has $100 million in annual revenues.
ETLC's service has a potential market size of 130 million Americans.
If only 5% of them or 6.5 million Americans signup for the service and make purchases on average of $20 per month, this would equal $1.56 billion in annual transactions. If ETLC earns a 13% fee from these transactions (10% from the customer and 3% from the merchant), it is possible that the eTelcharge.com service will generate another $202.8 million in annual revenues for ETLC.
Therefore, it is possible that ETLC could reach $302.8 million in annual revenues.
On average, companies in this industry trade with a price/sales ratio of 3.
If you multiplied $302.8 million X 3 you would get a potential valuation for ETLC of $908.4 million.
If you divide $908.4 million into the potential shares outstanding of 282 million, that would equal a stock price of $3.22 per share.
If ETLC were to reach $3.22 it would be a 23-bagger from the current price of $0.14.
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My firm ***** Biz, LLC, has signed a one-year ETLC investor relations contract with a third-party (Rogaro Co.) and will be compensated 400,000 free-trading shares but not until October 30th, 2006. Never invest into a stock we discuss unless you can afford to lose your entire investment. For our full disclaimer go to: http://www.*****.biz/disclaimer.htm
Imagine how many products and services would fit perfectly into the ETLC system.
Take a look at SIRI for example. They have about 4.7 million subscribers paying $12.95 per month.
This is such a small charge that it would fit perfectly onto your telephone bill each month.
Imagine if ETLC were to sign a deal with them. (I have no knowledge that ETLC is going to sign a deal with SIRI and I have no knowledge that ETLC is in negotiations with SIRI. I am just using this as an example.)
If ETLC were to just get 1/4 of SIRI's subscribers or 1.175 million of them to start using eTelcharge.com to pay for the service, this would equal annual transactions of $182.6 million.
If ETLC were to earn a 13% commission from these transactions, ETLC's annual revenues from a contract like this would total $23.7 million.
One thing that will generate major revenues for ETLC the soonest is the convergence of American's utilities into their telephone bills.
The average American has a $300 annual water bill.
Cities and Municipalities waste millions of dollars a year sending out water bills to their residents.
Imagine never needing to waste time driving to town hall and dropping off a check for your water bill again.
Imagine if your water bill just became a part of your phone bill.
ETLC already signed a deal like this with DeSoto, TX. Imagine what would happen if they were able to sign a contract with a larger city like Dallas for example. (I have no knowledge that ETLC is going to sign a deal with Dallas and I have no knowledge that ETLC is in negotiations with Dallas. I am just using this as an example.)
Dallas has 500,000 households so we can guess that their total annual water utility billings could possibly total $150 million.
If ETLC were to sign a deal with them and convert just 1/4 of their residents into the eTelcharge.com system, ETLC could be handling $37.5 million in annual transactions. If ETLC were to make a 13% commission from these transaction, their total annual revenues from just this city would be $4.9 million.
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My firm ***** Biz, LLC, has signed a one-year ETLC investor relations contract with a third-party (Rogaro Co.) and will be compensated 400,000 free-trading shares but not until October 30th, 2006. Never invest into a stock we discuss unless you can afford to lose your entire investment. For our full disclaimer go to: http://www.*****.biz/disclaimer.htm
Imagine how many products and services would fit perfectly into the ETLC system.
Take a look at SIRI for example. They have about 4.7 million subscribers paying $12.95 per month.
This is such a small charge that it would fit perfectly onto your telephone bill each month.
Imagine if ETLC were to sign a deal with them. (I have no knowledge that ETLC is going to sign a deal with SIRI and I have no knowledge that ETLC is in negotiations with SIRI. I am just using this as an example.)
If ETLC were to just get 1/4 of SIRI's subscribers or 1.175 million of them to start using eTelcharge.com to pay for the service, this would equal annual transactions of $182.6 million.
If ETLC were to earn a 13% commission from these transactions, ETLC's annual revenues from a contract like this would total $23.7 million.
One thing that will generate major revenues for ETLC the soonest is the convergence of American's utilities into their telephone bills.
The average American has a $300 annual water bill.
Cities and Municipalities waste millions of dollars a year sending out water bills to their residents.
Imagine never needing to waste time driving to town hall and dropping off a check for your water bill again.
Imagine if your water bill just became a part of your phone bill.
ETLC already signed a deal like this with DeSoto, TX. Imagine what would happen if they were able to sign a contract with a larger city like Dallas for example. (I have no knowledge that ETLC is going to sign a deal with Dallas and I have no knowledge that ETLC is in negotiations with Dallas. I am just using this as an example.)
Dallas has 500,000 households so we can guess that their total annual water utility billings could possibly total $150 million.
If ETLC were to sign a deal with them and convert just 1/4 of their residents into the eTelcharge.com system, ETLC could be handling $37.5 million in annual transactions. If ETLC were to make a 13% commission from these transaction, their total annual revenues from just this city would be $4.9 million.
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My firm ***** Biz, LLC, has signed a one-year ETLC investor relations contract with a third-party (Rogaro Co.) and will be compensated 400,000 free-trading shares but not until October 30th, 2006. Never invest into a stock we discuss unless you can afford to lose your entire investment. For our full disclaimer go to: http://www.*****.biz/disclaimer.htm
quote:Originally posted by Tmoney: thanks hey are you guys getting in on monday morning
I gonna feel this one out. The last few picks for l e b e d, didn't do to well. He picked NDOL a couple weeks ago, and it had one decent green day, than the next day went back down. However, he was right about it might being a hot play over the summer with gas possibly being at a all time high. But he was thinking about hurricanes and probably didn't think about all the problems heating up in the world.
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ETLC had a huge day closing up $0.02 to $0.16 on record volume of 4,063,925.
It hit a high during the day of $0.17. I believe that $0.1733 is a key resistance level that we need to break through. Once we break through $0.1733 I think we will sail higher very smoothly.
Remember that there are 70 million Americans without credit cards.
Almost all of these Americans have telephones.
ETLC allows these Americans to make purchases online and have them charged to their home telephone bill.
There are another 60 million Americans with credit cards who are afraid to use them online.
ETLC allows them to make purchases online quickly and securely without entering any credit card information.
When ETLC launches their eTelcharge.com service soon, it is going to make a huge impact on the Internet e-commerce industry.
I believe that every major e-commerce web site will want to have ETLC as a payment option because it will allow them to sell their products and services to 130 million Americans who normally wouldn't purchase from them.
All ETLC needs to do is sign 1 million subscribers who charge the max of $60 per month and they will be bringing an additional $720 million of transactions to the Internet each year. If ETLC earns a 13% fee from that the company will be generating annual revenues of $93.6 million.
Keep in mind that not all of ETLC's revenues will come from the Internet. ETLC is signing deals with US cities to converge residents' utility bills onto their telephone bill.
Residents of many cities in the future will be able to pay their water bill in their phone bill. This will be a huge convenience for them and save the cities millions of dollars.
The average household has an annual water bill of $300. If ETLC could just get 2.5 million households to signup to pay their water bill through eTelcharge.com, that would equal another $750 million in annual transactions or (based on a 13% fee) another $97 million in revenues for ETLC.
At $0.16 with only 130 million shares outstanding, the entire market cap of ETLC stock right now is just $20.8 million. I consider the stock to be extremely undervalued considering the kind of revenues this company could soon be generating.
ETLC is in the process of merging with The American Home Market Corporation (AHM) which has $100 million in annual revenues. ETLC will be issuing around 152 million shares for the merger.
If the merger closes with the stock still at $0.16, it would have a market cap of $45 million or a price/sales ratio of just 0.45.
Don't you think a company in this industry deserves at least a price/sales ratio of 3? That would put ETLC above $1 without any revenues at all from the eTelcharge.com service.
Of the current 130 million shares outstanding, only 85 million are in the float. Of the new 152 million that will be issued for AHM, all of them will be restricted.
AHM is the closing agent for any home sold by HUD in 42 counties throughout the State of Texas. The people who buy HUD homes are the same people who would be interested in ETLC's service.
This merger will give ETLC a huge customer base that could be interested in using the eTelcharge.com service for both online shopping and their utilities. It will also give the company the capital necessary to fund the marketing of the service.
Imagine the kind of media attention ETLC will generate once the service launches. I believe the whole world will be talking about ETLC. Opportunities like this don't come around very often.
Please remember that I am not an analyst and I am not making any projections or target prices for ETLC. I am only speculating on ETLC's potential using the public information that is available to me. You need to do your own research and make your own investment decisions.
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My firm ***** Biz, LLC, has signed a one-year ETLC investor relations contract with a third-party (Rogaro Co.) and will be compensated 400,000 free-trading shares but not until October 30th, 2006. Never invest into a stock we discuss unless you can afford to lose your entire investment. For our full disclaimer go to: http://www.*****.biz/disclaimer.htm
eTelCharge Signs Agreement With City of Cedar Hill, Texas for Merchant Services of Utility Charges Tuesday July 18, 7:52 am ET
Population of 42,000 to Utilize eTelCharge Payment Services
For Utility Charges Historically Billed at $12.8 Million Annually
DESOTO, TX--(MARKET WIRE)--Jul 18, 2006 -- eTelcharge.com, Inc. (the "Company"), (OTC BB:ETLC.OB - News), www.etelcharge.com a financial diversified merchant services company, today announced that the Company has reached an agreement with the City of Cedar Hill, Texas to provide payment services for utilities including water, sewage, recreation and fines to a population of approximately 42,000 households. Historically, utility charges for Cedar Hill aggregated approximately $12.8 annually for water utility charges.
"Reaching agreements with municipalities such as Cedar Hill represent a tremendous endorsement of eTelCharge's capabilities. As we progress in the local municipality and county government arena, we envision a large, untapped revenue stream. The Company's growing relationships in these new 'unchartered territories' only reinforce eTelCharge's mission to capture a foot hold in the Government to People market through providing safe and stable payment options to cities, counties and a variety of local governments to connect with their consumers," stated Carl Sherman, CEO.
About eTelcharge.com
eTelcharge.com (OTC BB:ETLC.OB - News) offers the traditional credit card merchant services, checks and other existing financial infrastructure offered by banks, as well as the proprietary new online currency that will provide online shoppers the exclusive choice to charge approved transactions to their telephone bill. Designed to reduce the risk of identity fraud and identity theft by providing an Internet credit option for online shoppers to charge consumer transactions on the Internet. This payment option is a perfect match for the millions of individuals who do not own a credit card. eTelcharge.com started as the only company with the ability to charge a variety of products to the home phone bill. Clearly, past electronic commerce solutions have not employed effective security and privacy techniques that adequately address consumer concerns about privacy and security on the Internet today. The release of the latest version of the proprietary phone billing option is scheduled to be launched soon. For more information, go to http://www.eTelcharge.com.
ADVERTISEMENT About The American Home Market Corporation
The American Home Market Corporation (AHM) and its subsidiaries are a Fee Office of Title Texas (Formerly Safeco Land Title of Dallas). We have assembled one of the most experienced commercial and residential closing teams in the State of Texas, if not the nation. The combined expertise of our escrow officers, in-house attorney closers, support legal staff and escrow support staff is unequaled in the business. A strong and widely diversified repeat customer base (individual, developer, lender, attorney) is a powerful testimony to our success. We are Certified Closing Agents for the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and as such we are the closing agents for any home sold by HUD in 42 counties throughout the State of Texas. With over $100 million dollars in yearly revenues, we are strongly committed to providing the finest products and services available.
This news release includes forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. The statements involve a number of known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause eTelcharge.com, Inc. and actual results or outcomes to be materially different from those anticipated and discussed herein. These include its historical lack of profitability, limited working capital, the need for additional capital, end-use customers' acceptance of new products and actual demand, the need for eTelcharge.com, Inc. to manage its growth, and other risks associated.
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