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[It is posted on Quicken--Quicken has a free watchlist that you set your companies in and they post alerts-- all free. try logging into quicken.com and follow the directions to set up an account.I have had it for four years and never used anything but the watchlist which I keep about a hundred stocks listed in. No money.
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quote:Originally posted by glassman: [It is posted on Quicken--Quicken has a free watchlist that you set your companies in and they post alerts-- all free. try logging into quicken.com and follow the directions to set up an account.I have had it for four years and never used anything but the watchlist which I keep about a hundred stocks listed in. No money.
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IDGE - Looking good....Happy New Year to one and all....
December 30, 2003 09:03
InDigiNet Completes C2C Exchange Buyout NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., Dec 30, 2003 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via Comtex/ -- InDigiNet, Inc., (OTC Bulletin Board: IDGE), a provider of managed communication solutions for Small to Mid-Size Enterprises (SMEs) in the United States, is pleased to announce it has completed the buyout of C2C Exchange, Inc. (C2C) in exchange for 5 million shares of Restricted Preferred Series A Stock of IDGE which carries a 20-to-1 conversion right.
The previously announced Letter Of Intent to buyout C2C in exchange for IDGE Restricted Shares included but not limited to customer base, web hosting related assets, distributor network, any and all contracts necessary to provide support or service to the customer base and/or distributor base as well as conducting on-going business, all intellectual assets (i.e. patents, copyrights, marketing concepts and etc.), all bank accounts, all unsettled credit card billings, all accounts receivables or unbilled revenues, and all fixed assets.
"While the UBC asset purchase added domestic and international VoIP presence," stated InDigiNet CEO Mark Ellis. "The C2C buyout gave us marketing muscles of 400 plus agents, a powerful suite of web offerings and further added to our asset base which strengthens our balance sheet along with top line revenues. Darwin and Schumpeter theories are alive and well in the SME marketplace. These new building blocks will fortify us to better deal with Darwin's survival of the fittest and Schumpeter's economic evolution."
"Times are tough for emerging companies, good and bad alike," stated InDigiNet CEO Mark Ellis. "It's a rock fight out there. A rock fight in the desert. Since I became the new CEO, to survive and thrive in this marketplace, we have reinvented our Company. Yes, IDGE now has the same DNA as animals that can survive in the desert. We can thrive on very little water (cash) for long periods of time, regulate our body temperature (cost structure and employee morale) to counteract extreme high and low temperatures, and quickly change colors (alliances) to cope with new environmental realities and predators (competitors)."
I guess you missed the post where I didn't get any. I have several others working hard right now so I kind of let it go by me. I've been watching it drop on streaming quotes and on a news watchlist for two months-- I didn't expect the good news I was looking at it for bargian basement buy. I didn't expect it bounce this hard. Even when it started back up I was skeptical and now I'm howling--LOL
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I think you forgot this PR....Think maybe it is time to change the name of this folder also...IDGE definitely not bottoming out!
December 29, 2003 09:02
InDigiNet Completes UBC Asset Purchase NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., Dec 29, 2003 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via Comtex/ -- InDigiNet, Inc., (OTC Bulletin Board: IDGE), a provider of managed communication solutions for Small to Mid-Size Enterprises (SMEs) in the United States, is pleased to announce it has completed an asset purchase agreement with Universal Broadband Communications, Inc. (UBC) in exchange for 18 million shares of Restricted Preferred Series A Stock of IDGE which carries a 20-to-1 conversion right.
The previously announced Letter Of Intent of selected assets to be purchased in exchange for IDGE restricted shares included but not limited to Clarent routers and gateways (5 domestic and 8 international) has been completed with a Definitive Agreement and assets transferred. With the acquisition concluded, the Company intends to further its entry into the IP Networks market by offering transport service to/from selected overseas destinations. Along with these assets, IDGE intends to work with UBC in capitalizing on the newly de-regulated telecom markets and will be addressing opportunities in Western and Eastern Europe, Asia, former Soviet countries, Latin America and the Middle East.
"This completed acquisition represents a major milestone for growth," stated InDigiNet CEO Mark Ellis. "The acquisition of UBC selected assets solidifies our position in the SME marketplace, and will project the company to a new level of leadership in the VoIP space. We will now have an international presence, along with the increased status that comes with global deployment we are adding to our impressive domestic base. The expanded customer market and technological base together with UBC's (previously announced) intentions of distributing the shares to its 3500 shareholders will give us increase investor visibility."
About InDigiNet, Inc.
InDigiNet, Inc. is an integrated solutions company that provides small to mid-size enterprises (SMEs) with an integrated communication solution. The company will offer data, local, long distance and wireless services to SMEs over third party networks enabling the company to offer a comprehensive suite of services without the capital burden of building a communication network. The company's strategy is to acquire the customer bases of smaller, single market communication companies and attractively priced Internet Service Providers (ISPs). InDigiNet will then expand the breadth of their services to grow revenue and enhance profitability. SMEs account for $120 billion in commercial telephony, data services and technology spending, or 33% of the country's total market and this spending is expected to grow at above average rates over the next ten years.
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Turna, do a search in Allstocks search engine for other threads on IDGE. You will find good DD. You will also find that the company is not doing ANY business and is retaining the company for futur speculation. I have watched this one move up and down for about 6 months and people have made money off of a company doing nothing.
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