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2nd news release today! - this is IN ADDITION to previous news regarding SERVICE CONTRACT in Turkey!:
Quantech Electronics Announces the Signing of an Agreement with Pozitron in Turkey DENVER and LONDON, Feb. 24, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Quantech Electronics Corp. (Pink Sheets:QANT), through its wholly owned subsidiary DimiTel Ltd, has announced today the signing of its agreement with Pozitron Bilgisayer, a Software Distribution and Implementation company in Turkey.
In partnership with YamaTel, a Telecom Marketing and Consultancy Company, Quantech will provide Pozitron with an ITSP (Internet Telephony Service Provider) Solution. Pozitron has agreed to distribute the ITSP telephone adaptors to both consumers and businesses in Turkey.
Quantech offers the ITSP Solution as an all inclusive telephony service that utilizes broadband internet connections and runs alongside or can actually replace an existing phone service. With the advent of ever-improving VoIP voice quality and an increasing adoption of broadband in both homes and businesses Quantech has taken the opportunity to develop its ITSP solution. The service will offer the Turkish market low cost, high quality calls from PCs to both regular and mobile phones anywhere around the world and the service offers the ability to enjoy the privilege of making free phone calls from adaptor to adaptor. Additionally, the service will include the offer to subscribers of incoming phone numbers from Germany, the U.K. and the U.S. as part of the ITSP package.
"Pozitron is an important client for Quantech in Turkey and we value the partnership," said the Managing Director of DimiTel Ltd, Mr. Rony Cohen, "and we are very happy to be expanding our presence in the Turkish market."
Through YamaTel's agreement, Quantech, the experienced voice system developer and voice billing provider, will supply Pozitron with not only the equipment, but also continuing services and termination through their worldwide network of operators. YamaTel will support the ongoing operation in Turkey.
About DimiTel Ltd
DimiTel has based its business and technology upon its founders experience in the mobile applications and mobile and voice billing systems. DimiTel's products range from VoIP whole billing systems to complex calling card and callback systems. This enables clients and distributors to implement switching and billing systems, tailored to their needs.
DimiTel's platforms are commercially proven in multi-vendor operations, and are used with more than 20 leading Telecom operators, calling card operators and partners -- such as China Unicom, CK Group, Bezeq International.
About YamaTel Ltd
YamaTel Ltd is a marketing expert in the discipline of Telecom Services and Value Added Services, such as Calling Card, CallBack, Web CallBack, Content for Cellular operators and ASP, Wholesale and Smart VoIP solutions.
YamaTel projects meet the continuing needs of preferred potential customers around the world, by delivering time sensitive critical information and custom fit solutions, using a high end technology and an access to a valuable host of resources and clientele.
About Pozitron Bilgisayer
Pozitron Bilgisayer operates as a Software Distribution and Implementation and a Software Development company.
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Well...the Ask is double what it was earlier, anway @ .0002! lol I'm in this for the LONGER term. I'm confident when actual REVENUES start coming in for this stock, people will have the CONFIDENCE to invest in Quantech. I reaaaaally think we are LUCKY to be able to grab at this level - we'll be thankin' lucky starts later, imo.
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Question, can anyone explain to me who makes the decisions at Qantech? Isn't Dimitel wholly owned by Qantech? Who's running the show in the States? These Maybe stupid questions but would appreciate some insight. Thanks!
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I bought 30 mil at .0001. I think the products and services provided by this company are superior with a lower cost to boot. I believe this stock is a winner.
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I'm going to be patient with this one, but I find it suspect that there has been such large volume yet the stock does not hit .0002. To me it signifies a whole lot of buying to go before it really goes up--because who the hell would sell at .0001, you can't go any lower! I bought in yesterday because I suspected that I was at the "high" end of the .0001 spectrum, but that is the problem, you never really know.
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I, too, wonder about the high volume with no pps increase. Some of these micro caps have a good chance of increasing but get diluted to a point of no return. Pps should increase as the share supply decreases, but when shorted and/or diluted, this rule is null and void. I am optimistic that this will not happen and will trust the company will be proactive in preventing this.
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hey guys some of you know me some dont. I just wanted to say that i proabably wont be posting here for several weeks. My family just suffered the loss of my GrandMother. She had colon cancer which spread through her body and it beat up her body so bad that she finally breathed her last breath at 7:45 this morning. I appologize for the downer but just wanted to let you guys konw that i wasnet going to be around to answer yoru tech questions or cheer along with you for qant.
I have no idea what im going to do next all i know is im sitting a large fork and i dont know which path im going to travel. I hope you people understand, not like i was that active here anyways but just incase someone was curious about where i have gone.
Enjoy the ride maybe ill be back to watch it maybe i wont.
Cya when i Cya
David Kennedy
-------------------- M.M. Semester #3 started,Only 7 more semesters to go. Why, in an age where information is so easy to get, cant we find information on one man. Experience is something you dont get until just after you need it.
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Hey MM, been sorta quiet lately myself. I am very sorry to hear about your Grandmother! I'll send a prayer up for you and the family during this extrememly difficult time. God bless you!
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May God bless you and your family in your time of need David and may you take comfort in knowing that your loved one is at peace and being embraced by all of Jesus's love.
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Quantech Electronics Announces Release of the New Calling Card Platform 2/28/2005 11:00:22 AM DENVER and LONDON, Feb 28, 2005 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) -- Quantech Electronics Corp. (Pink Sheets:QANT) through its wholly owned subsidiary DimiTel Ltd, the experienced voice system developer and voice billing provider, has announced today the release of it's new version of the Calling Card Platform.
The DimiTalk Calling Card Platform is a comprehensive end-to-end service that provides an economic alternative for international calls. A fully integrated, stand-alone solution the platform combines call switching, call billing and a call records database all in the one Calling Card machine installed on the customer premises. With a 4 E1/T1 capacity card the CC machine is pre-built with VoIP capabilities in order to receive and accept access numbers and to terminate calls through VoIP protocols.
"The new Calling Card platform is the result of customer feedback that we have received over the past two years," said the Managing Director of DimiTel Ltd, Mr. Rony Cohen, "and the outcome, we and our customers believe, is the best."
The Calling Card Platform includes a comprehensive web-based management and control tools feature allowing efficient management and monitoring of all Calling Card services from a secured IP connectivity.
About DimiTel Ltd
DimiTel has based its business and technology upon its founders experience in the mobile applications and mobile and voice billing systems. DimiTel's products range from VoIP whole billing systems to complex calling card and callback systems. This enables clients and distributors to implement switching and billing systems, tailored to their needs.
DimiTel's platforms are commercially proven in multi-vendor operations, and are used with more than 20 leading Telecom operators, calling card operators and partners -- such as China Unicom, CK Group, Bezeq International.
Safe-Harbor Statement
This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. QANT's actual results could differ materially from those discussed in such forward-looking statements based on a variety of factors not under the control of QANT including but not limited to, market conditions, level of investment on technology, changes in operating conditions and costs, technology developments, etc. QANT assumes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statement to reflect events or circumstances arising after the date on which it was made.
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this was posted on R/B this morning in response to the self proclaimed "savior" (basher) of QANT shareholders. I found it a good post. FWIW
To GoBucky,
I've read most of your statements, and although I do agree with some, others are plain old bash'n'trash.
Look, this is a pink-sheet company and as such, their disclosure of information to the investors is entirely their own business. Of course you would expect them to release information, but I would still expect them to disclose information that they want to disclose.
You see, that is one of the benefits of being a Pink-Sheet company and also one of the drawbacks. As a Pink-Sheeter you have to take that into your consideration when investing, and always invest when a chance that you would lose your investment. Most of these companies share volume is created by various Market Makers who buy at 0.00005 and sell at 0.0001 and show a 100% profit. There is more here than meets the eye, and most of the times, these companies aren't even aware of these issues - they issue the share capital, and the MM's do the rest.
Now, I'm confident that each of the posters here on this board has no more than 1-5 million shares in his/her hands, on a per investor basis. Taking into consideration the fact that their are about 60-80 people reading and posting here, I would say that the grand capital on this board is no more than 100-500$ per investor, with a total of 50,000$ tops of investment on the entire board. Now, do you believe that a company that is busy building itself up and busy selling will have time to answer your measly 200$ question - you want my answer: NO!
Take my advice here, stick to your stocks, sit tight, and you'll see that you will eventually make your mark on this one, I don't think so, I know so. Nir had posted a message on the DimiTel board that he was in London and was willing to talk. I met him for a pint of beer, and we talked at length. After my talk to him, I'm only more confident that this is the right investment after all. Now, I may be foolish, I may be optimistic or just a plain dreamer, but hey, that's who I am - but I still believe in this company.
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I have to say this post is pretty accurate [even if a little too optimistic]. That said, I own about 2,500,000 shares, not because I think this stock is particularly good, but because it has a chance. In reality, I have, in my mind, already said goodbye to my $250 investment, and I hope 5 years from now I can look back and be glad I made the investment. This is not a traditional "day-trader" stock: no amount of pumping could put this stock through the roof over the short term, but, like many have said before, if it is truly a good company, it should make a run based on it being a good solid business.
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That is likely because everyone that owns this has a limit order to sell at .0002--meaning, it will never really hit .0002, or at least not for any individuals who want to sell it. If everyone had their limit orders in at .0003, it would probably easily hit .0002, it would then never go to .0003. That said, I hold for the long-term, and once these "games" are over, this is one of the very few .0001, stocks that I will touch.
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At 10:01:30 an order went through to buy 1,250,000 shares at .0002 (with a corresponding sell for that same volume right after). My point is who right now would pay .0002 for a stock that will immediately fall to .0001 as soon as you buy it? Until you see buys at 2,000,000,000 shares at .0002 (signifying a point where someone has enough confidence that it will hit .0003) this one will stay right where it is. In other words if you want to see the price jump to .0002 it is easy, just place an order at that price and buy it. If you want to sell at .0002, don't hold our breath, there are likely a few billion shares ahead of yours in the pecking order.
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Your right cashmaker! My take on it is, just spend a minimum amount of money and get it at .0001. That way if it has a big run, your at least in on it, but you don't feel like your tying your funds up.
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I think you are right cashmaker. I, too, am waiting for a good pr to increase the price.
I have two main investments: prrm and qant. I have around 3k in each so it is nice to see both go to .0002 since it doubles my investments.
I know I could loose it all today but it is worth the risk. Now selling these at .0002 will be impossible at this point but I am long anyway.
My family thinks I am a bit crazy but great risks recipricates great gains sometimes. I hope we will experience the gains, of course. Good luck to all.
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Well, it does look like there hasn't been any dumping as of late. I guess the only .0001 trades are people being impatient and getting out.(hopefully) Calm before the storm? It's funny, I've been watching PRRM and it is acting just like QANT did a while back 2+bill in volume. We know that QANT was selling shares to get some cash, but everyone on PRRM say's NO WAY is the company selling shares. Was thinking of picking up some PRRM but I think I'll wait a little. 9 mill blocks of .0001 flying over there. Sound familiar???
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Yeah, these are similar stocks...and both are money pits...but..it is like buying a lottery ticket (except with a little better odds)...you know you will probably lose, but if you win, it sure would be nice. My advice is to buy $100 bucks worth for now, later, if it looks more promising, buy some more. I frequently post about QANT, PRRM, and AXAI. Right now these are the only Micro-micro cap stocks i own and I rate them all the same..that said, my total investment in all three stocks is about $700 bucks and is less than 1% of my total portfolio. Have FUN.
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