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Can anyone buy into QANT at .0001? I bought a million shares yesterday at .0002 and noticed that it dropped to .0001 today and tried to buy a few more million, but it wont go through...
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Don't think it's possible. Tried myself for a long while but it never got through. I think someone said they got through at .00019..lol. Good luck if you do though.
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I bought some shares at .0001 on 12/27 through ameritrade. I had placed the order and left it GTC. Now selling it is another story. I had a sell at .0002. Its been .0002 off and on for 2 days now, still no sell. WTF? Are there any more discount brokers out there that will get it done?
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keep your eye on the board for information. Some good info on there, as i myself post there alot too..
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VoIP pioneer predicts a roiling 2005 for IP telephony By W. David Gardner
TechWeb.com Dec 21, 2004
MANHASSET, N.Y. — Open source software communications will begin to influence the VoIP market in a big way next year, according to VoIP pioneer Jeff Pulver.
Pulver said open source software for VoIP PBXs is progressing at a rapid rate. "It will continue to gain momentum, the effects of which will be felt in the next 12 to 18 months," he said.
perhaps a bit exaggerated, tho i agree open source is stirring up all IT markets.
but just as I don't see major corporations making internal overhauls of their networks to firefox this year, i don't foresee anybody jumping to change their entire telephone network system either.
i do foresee customers straying just far enough to a well-managed VoIP that will cost them a fraction of what they're paying now.
and according to all my friends who have made the switch, they don't notice a difference in quality at all.
COMPANY NEWS AND PRESS RELEASES FROM OTHER SOURCES:
Quantech Electronics Faces Additional Calling Card Service Contracts
LONDON, Jan 5, 2005 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) -- Quantech Electronics Corp (Pink Sheets:QANT), through its wholly owned subsidiary DimiTel Ltd, reports unprecedented response to its announcement yesterday of a tier-one carrier agreement with Internet Gold in Israel. Following yesterday's announcement, several carriers and clients from Europe have approached Dimitel's management asking for immediate proposals for utilizing its state of the art SIP based calling card facility.
About DimiTel Ltd
DimiTel has based its business and technology upon its founders experience in the mobile applications and billing systems. DimiTel's products range from VoIP whole sale 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 Int.
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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Great news for Quantech this morning! Read through...very positive.
Quantech Announces the Release of the Web CallBack 'Call from Contacts' Feature DENVER and LONDON, Feb. 8, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Quantech Electronics Corp. (Pink Sheets:QANT), through its wholly owned subsidiary DimiTel Ltd, announced today the release of the 'Call from Contacts' feature on the Web CallBack platform.
The Web CallBack system allows both mobile and landline users to make regular calls at a fraction of the call charge from their regular landline or mobile operator. A registered service, the user can initiate a call from anywhere in the world by simply inputting the number they would like to be connected to on the Web CallBack website. The 'Call from Contacts' feature now enables users to automatically make calls from their Outlook Contacts without having to log onto the CallBack website. The user initiates the call by merely clicking on the number they wish to call from their contacts and the system will connect the two calls in seconds.
"The 'Call from Contacts' feature means you can now save even more time by connecting to the Web CallBack system through your Outlook," said the Managing Director of DimiTel Ltd, Mr. Rony Cohen, "and at the same time considerably cut the cost of your telephone bills."
DimiTel Ltd, the experienced voice applications and voice-billing provider, has ensured that the 'Call from Contacts' is now available to existing Web CallBack platform customers.
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.
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sounds like there adding more features and solutions for the wireless and telephony industries... great news...
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Exactly...this can be a BIG money-maker for Quantech. They are making the right moves, imo. Will be fun to watch this stock rise up from the depths.
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i see this being a .01 someday dont no how soon but possibly this year. any other thoughts about the PPs
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quote:Originally posted by stnkng1: i see this being a .01 someday dont no how soon but possibly this year. any other thoughts about the PPs
I really do think that QANT will surprise a LOT of people THIS YEAR when it breaks out of this sub-sub-penny dungeon. Don't know about .01 this year, but I would encourage all tho HOLD. I think it will take a nice long ride for a while, when it begins, and holders will prosper. Posts: 323 | Registered: May 2004
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NAKED SHORTING FULL PAGE AD IN WASHINGING POST ON PAGE A-11 ADDRESS TO PRESIDENT BUSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here is the Washington Post ad:
February 8, 2005 (FinancialWire) Investor opposition to illegal naked short selling, and what the investors perceive as a lack of serious remedies, is reaching for a higher national awareness with an Open Letter to the President of the United States, George W. Bush, SEC Chair William Donaldson, Senate Subcommittee Chair Chuck Hagel and House Subcommittee Chair Richard Baker contained in a full page ad today in the Washington Post (NYSE: WPO).
The advertiser, the National Coalition Against Naked Shorting ( http://www. ncans. net ), is the brainchild of "Robert O'Brien" at http://www. nfi-info.net , an individual who purportedly lost money due to illegal naked short selling of equities in Novastar Financial (NYSE: NFI), and who holds that a New Jersey offshore hedge fund, Rocker Partners, LLC, headed by David Rocker, is also involved in naked short sales of shares of Overstock.com (NASDAQ: OSTK). In a website column running today, O'Brien also names Taser (NASDAQ: TASR) as an impacted company.
He claims further that TheStreet.com has coetaneously "slammed" NFI in a series of articles and broadcasts.
The ad is posted at http://www. investrendinformation. com
O'Brien said that Rocker Partners is responsible for a whopping 25% of the naked shorts listed on the NYSE threshold lists. O'Brien is not his real identity, he told FinancialWire in an exclusive interview, due to threats he said he has received.
The $105,000 full-page ad that is the newest and most visible-ever development in the national scandal known as Stockgate links naked short selling to President Bush's social security initiatives, saying in effect that until counterfeit shares are stopped, investments in an at-risk stock market are too risky for the program to be considered.
The text of the ad follows:
Dear Mr. President and Honorable Chairmen,
As Congress considers incorporating private investment accounts into Social Security, it is essential that equity markets be fair, transparent, and not subject to flagrant abuse.
Unfortunately, illegal naked short selling is rampant in the markets today. It has been permitted to flourish unchecked, doing serious damage to the market value of many sound businesses, and is literally stealing money from the widows, retirees, and other small investors who purchased stock in these companies.
Naked short selling has been illegal since 1933, when the SEC was established. It was banned because naked shorting resulted in significant abuses that contributed to the crash of '29.
That the problem still exists today is undeniable. The SEC recently enacted Regulation SHO (for SHORT selling). The Regulation creates a list of companies whose stock has been sold but not delivered in significant amounts. "Naked" short shares have, in effect, been counterfeited. They are as different from normal short shares as fake money is from real money. The ability to print counterfeit shares at will allows a hedge fund to destroy a company's value over time by creating an artificial (and fraudulent) supply of stock. If this were cash, computers, or jewelry, the perpetrators would be behind bars. Yet apparently the rules are different for Wall Street-the SEC, the NYSE, and the NASDAQ exact no meaningful penalties, thereby allowing the practice to continue.
Though the recently instituted Regulation SHO Threshold list informs investors on a day to day basis which stocks are experiencing "failures to deliver" (i.e., naked shorting), it does not disclose the size of the failures-the public has no way of knowing whether they are in the thousands or millions of shares. The DTCC (Depository Trust Clearing Corporation), the NYSE, and the NASDAQ, who compile the data and publish the list, won't tell anyone how big the problem is.
Yet there is no rule or regulation that prevents them from making that disclosure.
Shareholders deserve to know how many fraudulent shares exist for every security on the Regulation SHO list. By withholding the one piece of information that could level the playing field between the public and naked short sellers, the regulators are hurting the public by protecting the violators.
To make matters worse, the regulators charged with protecting the public are not only failing to enforce the rules on the books, they have decided to "grandfather" the "fail to deliver" violations that existed before January 7, 2005. This is like letting bank robbers keep the proceeds from their past robberies, while warning them that there will be toothless penalties if they rob the same bank again. To repeat-naked shorting has been illegal for 70 years.
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I am new to this, and just placed my first order today!(YEAHHH) I just put an order in through ameritrade to buy some shares of QANT. I hope the order goes through, I haven't received any confirmations yet!
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Mack, it has nothing to do with qant. Just thought it was an interesting off topic article I found on another board.
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quote:Originally posted by stnkng1: when is everyones opinion when this may start to move
When they decide to put some $ figures out. According to the replies on their message board, that time will come. IMO when that happens, it will rock. If you research from their PR's who they are doing buisness with, and all they offer the customers, compare to other stocks out there in the same buisness model (tltd) to name one, I can't believe it's still sitting down here. BTW, there was a response to a question on an article wrote on Dimitel of a product they have that creates revenues of 1mil monthly, it was stated that that estimate was actually too LOW. At any rate, how can buying a few mil shares not be worth the risk? I have 15mil Posts: 24 | From: usa | Registered: Jan 2005
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Does anyone know what the float and outstanding shares are for qant?
Or, where I can go to research it.
Thanks
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quote:Originally posted by tuckermen: Does anyone know what the float and outstanding shares are for qant?
Or, where I can go to research it.
Thanks
Visit dimitel.com message board, tech man (Nir) responds. All this has been discussed over there.
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Tukerman I found this on the RB board for what it's worth.
Well, I have to give Nir credit, he tried to give us an answer on the 25 billion shares over on the Dimitel board.
The explanation fell well short, but he tried.
If the additional 15 billions shares have not been issued, then what is the plan? Nir says "it's only a filing". Hello, no one just completes a filing to up the shares from 10B to 25B for no reason. Are they giving shares to their partners? Are they giving shares to vendors for services? Are the shares restricted for a period of time?
To be honest, I think Nir wants to tell us more, but Rony is the problem. - - - - -
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i can give a little answer on that... there is a 10bil A/S (i think im useing the right term there) and as far as the O/S or the float no one knows... In reguards to the extra 15 bil, the shares have no been printed they have just been filed for.
You can take that 3 ways. They are looking to dilute their market and make money at .0001 OR they are getting ready for a F/S which would make a lot of share holders happy *i think* OR its to prevent a takeover/buyout from another company because they want to stay in the market they are in and play by "THEIR" rules and no one elses....
hope that helps
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by BB: [QB] Tukerman I found this on the RB board for what it's worth.
BB. with all due respect, to quote "gobucky" from the R/B board would be just as bad as telling everyone this stock will be $1 tommorrow. The Dimitel board has a good balance of posts pro and con on QANT.
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actually highwayman if you goto the dimitel board gobucky is correct "IN THIS ONE INSTANCE" where NIR did come out and give us a small explanation about the shares....
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Highwayman, so true. He bashes the stock like no tomorrow. The only reason I posted it was because of the 10 bil. float to the questionable extra 15 bil. which no one knows what will happen. I know after I posted his post that I probably shouldn't have. Maybe we will get a nice jump in price soon since this extra 15 bil. hasn't made it to the market as of yet. Any one know how long it takes after qant files that the co. can start dumping shares if they want?
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