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Oh yes I know,
this is OT. But
I have been in this clean shell for a couple years now, I love shells
EQUI it has an OS ONLY 7 mil. Just waiting on the right buyer
The spread is usually 200% from 300%
Seriously? Am I missing something? I Better go trade one of those pos with billions of shares as then I'll make millions...
But those low floaters can run much harder than stocks below a penny. WRM*T from .15 to 5.55 in 6 weeks, TTI*I from .02 to 6.6 in 2 months. I'm convinced TLCO can do the same or better. Just need to pick the right ones.
Yep 1,000 % is the same either way.... That's why I'm here
Yup and the name of the game is %'s. Buy .67 and sell at 5-6 bucks is same thing as buying at .0067 and selling .05 .06
I know, it is a habit. Had to get used to it myself. But remember: 1000 at .67 equals 100.000 at 0.0067
Thanks, good to know. my usual price for the OTC is below a penny, I feel like such a heavy hitter buying at this price lol
Bids between 0.2 and 0.5099 don't show up below 2500. Between .51 and .999 it is 1000, and from 1.00+ it is 100
My bid for 1,000 at .40 is not showing up
Could be a golden buy down the road. I think the chances are good here to see some nice award and not even talking about the possibility that they restart their business and get some big contracts because then we have a jackpot with this share structure.
Fugu, great to have you here!
Yeah, this is looking real good.
Amazing numbers that are possible thanks
Benschop talks about 10s to 100s of millions. I did some math myself and these numbers are very realistic. Ageviewers costst 0,15% x revenue for an average supermarket. Total revenue for CBL (the organisation for the retail sector) was 34,3 billion last year. Jumbo, named in the court case, has a market share close to 20%. Judge ruled CBL and Jumbo must pay damage since 2008. So that makes 0,15% x 6.6 billion x 8 years = 80 million of potential lost revenue for Ageviewers. Albert Heijn (part of Ahold, named in the TLCO-PR as participant in the cartel) even has a 35% market share. So Jumbo and Ahold together would equal around 200 million damage in the last 8 years! So even if the judge awards just 25% of potential total damage, we are talking about 50 million for just Jumbo and Ahold.
I contacted Danielle from pacific stock transfer, I missed her on Friday. She will get back to me on Monday. Will post share structure when I receive it.
Very nicely put together!
Questions: Where does TLCO's revenue come from? How does a transaction take place? Is a chip card used? Does it require special hardware for the retailer? What has stopped implementation in the US thus far?
Thanks!
We have traded the ENTIRE float plus 20k TLCO
since 3/10/16 over 160,000 have traded. Second churn will be in dollars. 1,000 lots will be reduced to a 100.
Float is locked up! any judgment on the settlement this will explode. I can see TLCO going up .20/.25 a tick.
Now that the .50 plus range has been cemented I think we start to move our way to 1.00 and beyond soon.
They just updated a lot of retailers in US with Chip Card readers. Now if TLCO starts to pick it here and starts getting into the liquor stores and big grocery chains this would be a huge move. They wouldnt even belong on the otc, they would likely go NASDAQ. They could probably go NASDAQ with the cash settlement alone.
Thanks, yes this is way bigger than many people think. Either we will see 10s or 100s million damage, or Ageviewers will be implemented throughout the Netherlands and the US very fast and on a huge scale.
Well you are catching on very fast.lol You Got a good head on your shoulders.
Yup translation, they are screwed and will foot a huge Bill for TLCO. Time for these cos to start writing some big azz checks. Heck throw us a Divy too for hurting us as well.
Yup this is David and Goliath but this time David has a Judge who helped throw the stone at Goliath. Hit him right on the temple. Now David is gonna throw some more stones at Goliath's cousins.
Sitting in full bench, this is another key to our case. It is less likely to appeal a case if you have a full bench present. TLOC did have a full bench. If they try to appeal the cartel will get hit financially harder the second time around. So we wait for the monies amount awarded. We can now start putting the Ageviewers back on line. We have machines ready and waiting power and connection have already been finished we just need to connect and turn on. Income starts immediately!!
A Full Court (less formally, full bench) refers to a court of law consisting of a greater-than-normal number of judges. Thus, in relation to a court usually presided over by a single judge, a Full Court would comprise a bench of three (or more) judges; for a court which, like many appellate courts, normally comprises three judges, a Full Court of that court would involve a bench of five (or more) judges.
The term reflects the practice, before permanent appeal courts were established, of appeals from decisions of trial courts being heard by several judges of the same court (usually excluding the judge who gave the decision appealed from). Technically, a judgment of a Full Court is at the same level of the judicial hierarchy as the decision appealed from and may, depending on how the doctrine of precedent applies to that particular court, not bind future courts at that level. However, the greater number of judges involved and the fact that it is an appeal may make it almost as persuasive, in practice, as a judgment of the same number of judges in a higher court.
BREDA, The Netherlands, April 22, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Teleconnect Inc (OTCBB: TLCO)
Instrumental for the infringement was the industry wide responsible alcohol retailing code and an ID-campaign in the Netherlands, similar to the 'We Card Program' in the US. The Court in The Hague, sitting in full bench, established that both the code and the campaign have the object of impeding the implementation and proliferation of the Ageviewers system and therefore are declared void and nonexistent. CBL and Jumbo are the first parties that have been found jointly and severally liable for all damages inflicted to Ageviewers since 2008.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-hague-court-dutch-alcohol-and-tobacco-id-campaign-in-violation-of-anti-trust-legislation-300256112.html
Wow dude nice work with that post. This is just crazy. People need to read this post and digest this over the weekend. This is so damn big!
the more I read this the more value I see...
Instrumental for the infringement was the industry wide responsible alcohol retailing code and an ID-campaign in the Netherlands, similar to the 'We Card Program' in the US. The Court in The Hague, sitting in full bench, established that both the code and the campaign have the object of impeding the implementation and proliferation of the Ageviewers system and therefore are declared void and nonexistent. CBL and Jumbo are the first parties that have been found jointly and severally liable for all damages inflicted to Ageviewers since 2008.
this quote is huge
The ruling does not only affect CBL and Jumbo. Among the many parties involved in the ID program are Dutch market leader Ahold, currently merging with Delhaize and operating in the US with brands as Stop & Shop, Giant and Peapod; the Dutch Brewers Association; the Wine Industry; Bacardi-Martini and Diageo.
1. Diageo
Annual Volume: 126 million cases
Home Turf: London, England
Notable Brands: Johnnie Walker, Crown Royal, J&B, Smirnoff, Ketel One, Captain Morgan
“Diageo” is not the name of some kindly 18th-century whiskey-smith. Instead, it’s a relatively new corporate entity, spawned in 1997 from the merger of Guinness and Grand Metropolitan. Diageo originally had its hands in both food and beverages, but dissolved its food operations by selling off Burger King and Pillsbury in 2000. Now it’s the Yankees of liquor distribution, with the world’s largest volume, the largest U.S. market share, and the brand recognition that goes with owning some of the flashiest names in the business.
Bacardi
We are the largest privately held spirits company in the world, producing and marketing internationally recognized spirits and wines. Bacardi was founded in 1862 in Santiago de Cuba, when Don Facundo Bacardí Massó revolutionized the spirits industry by creating the world's first light-bodied rum. Since then, our company has grown to include an impressive portfolio of more than 200 brands and labels, including BACARDÍ rum, the world’s best-selling and most-awarded rum, as well as the most awarded spirit in the world; GREY GOOSE vodka, the world’s leading super-premium vodka; DEWAR’S Blended Scotch whisky, the world’s most awarded blended Scotch ; BOMBAY SAPPHIRE gin, the top-valued and fastest-growing premium gin in the world; MARTINI vermouth and sparkling wines, the world’s leading vermouth and the world's favorite Italian sparkling wines; CAZADORES 100% blue agave tequila, one of the most popular premium tequilas in Mexico and the United States; ERISTOFF vodka, one of the fastest-growing vodka brands in the world; and other leading and emerging brands including WILLIAM LAWSON’S®, the fastest-growing global Scotch whisky brand; ERISTOFF® vodka, one of the fastest-growing vodka brands in the world; and ST-GERMAIN®, a super-premium elderflower liqueur. Founded 152 years ago in Santiago de Cuba on February 4, 1862, family-owned Bacardi employs nearly 6,000 people, manufactures its brands at 27 facilities and sells in more than 150 countries. Bacardi Limited refers to the Bacardi group of companies, including Bacardi International Limited. www.BacardiLimited.com
This is how it works, quite brilliant
BREDA, Netherlands, Oct. 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Teleconnect, Inc. (OTCBB: TLCO) announces today that it has completed the acquisition of 100% of Hollandsche Exploitatie Maatschappij BV (HEM) in The Netherlands. HEM, established in 2007, developed the very effective age validation system 'Ageviewers', which makes it virtually impossible for minors to acquire alcohol or tobacco.
The Transaction
On October 15, 2010, Teleconnect and HEM formalized a contract before a Public Notary in The Netherlands, whereby Teleconnect purchased HEM in exchange for 12% of the outstanding shares – post issuance – of Teleconnect.
The purchase of HEM was subject to an assessment of the viability of HEM's business plan by Teleconnect's management. Also, at a special written meeting of the stockholders, 91.69% of the shareholders of the Teleconnect ratified the Board's decision to complete this purchase.
Our assessment included, but was not limited to, analyses of the employed technology and HEM's intellectual property rights, as well as a thorough analysis of the market. In addition, a report on the value of HEM and the launch readiness of Ageviewers were requested from independent third parties. During our assessment, HEM's management demonstrated the viability of the Ageviewers solution by entering into contract with over 20 alcohol outlets in the Netherlands for a period of 36 months – which was previously defined in HEM's business plan as a milestone to be achieved before September 30th 2010.
We have identified risk factors which could affect the success of HEM's business. For instance, the resistance from commercial parties that benefit from the sales of alcohol and tobacco is expected to be well organized. Teleconnect management believes that despite this possible resistance and other obstacles, an effective solution such as Ageviewers is likely to be implemented. Teleconnect expects that in due time, the Ageviewers system can play a prominent role in the prevention of sales of alcohol and tobacco to minors by retail businesses.
Background
Alcohol consumption at too early an age has developed into a global problem over this past decade. Adolescents drink too early, too often and too much. High alcohol consumption at a young age can leave scars impossible to remove. It can lead to acute intoxication and causes irreparable damage to the young and developing brain. Poor school results and disorderly conduct are problems associated with drinking at too early an age. Moreover, it increases the chance of developing alcohol-related problems at a later stage in life.
The extent of the damage for society, either short or long term, can hardly be accounted for any more. Effectively limiting the availability of alcohol for adolescents by strictly enforcing legal age limits has become a top priority in the health policies of most developed countries.
Lock on alcohol
The general availability of alcohol is significantly enhanced by a lack of consistency and the inherent inefficiencies to traditional methods of age validation. With the Ageviewers system, age checks are therefore no longer performed by cashiers, but systematically and from a remote validation center. Without authorization from the center, there is no way to register the sale of a product requiring an age check. The approach has proved to make it virtually impossible for minors to acquire alcohol or tobacco.
The system does not confront adults with the burden of having to show identification. Also, it introduces the possibility of 100% age compliance for the sale of alcohol and tobacco products at self scan checkouts.
Milestones
While completing the technical development and successfully performing pilots in retail outlets, HEM in 2009 was awarded subsidies by both the European Community and the Dutch Government for the "social and technical innovation" demonstrated with the Ageviewers solution. Also, an article highlighting the effectiveness of the Ageviewers solution was published in the Journal of Adolescent Health. Last January, the Dutch Minister of Health revealed a report by the Dutch Consumer Product Safety Authority, concluding the unique possibilities the system offers in the enforcement of age limits. In March 2010, the Koninklijke SlijtersUnie (KSU), the royal Dutch association of independent liquor stores, representing over 500 outlets in the Netherlands, announced the introduction of Ageviewers among their member outlets.
The aforementioned new contracts are the early results of KSU's endorsement of Ageviewers. Management expects to at least double the number of contracts by the end of 2010, which is the next milestone in HEM's business plan.
President's Message
"We announced in early 2009 a drastic corporate restructuring of Teleconnect, Inc. which we have now successfully completed with the acquisition of HEM. Achieving over twenty 3-year contracts clearly indicates that our projections of our new business are tracking as forecasted. We expect to increase the number of contracts during the next stage of our business plan significantly, which will accelerate our growth. Also, we are avoiding sales of alcohol and tobacco to minors. The business is taking off."
I so get it, the cartel made 43% more traffic/profit. If they used ageviewer they lose 43% profits on the under age buying products.
Now we have 8 years of those profits and interest. Plus the judge might toss a little more our way do to the company almost going bankrupt.
Now ageviewer will be put back on the counter and used in all 4,000 stores.
Win Win for TLCO!
Maybe some one can help with the translation Please
I think a lot of people didn’t understand how huge the PR was, so let’s look into it in detail.
I agree, board marks at 13, lol so yes maybe 15 traders know about TLCO Future value.
Here's a list of what is happening
1. So we get reinstated by law, and the cartel has to use our product immediately
2. We get multi settlements. Low being $10 mil high being $100 mil
3. Those funds go to the company
4. We expand to the USA
5. We get our fillings up to date
6. $$$$$$
Please add any more to my list if I'm missing anything
Thanks
Yup Im even getting more excited.lol Just reading the PR and seeing the potential here. This is a big PR! They havent put out an official PR since they were forced to close down by the cartel. Now they are coming out of the dark and speaking with US shareholders and putting out the warning to cartel links, we are coming for you(those that were involved with shutting them down).
So now we can look forward to more PRs, filings, co going back active again with their product, stock going back active again, monetary damage news, lawsuits in U.S. UK, etc
Best part is, its not even known by more than 10 or 15 people. Once this gets put on the map it will rock. imo
Its going to get thinner with more demand for shares too. People will be fighting for 500 or 100 shares once this catches on.imo
Getting more excited the more I look into this. Could be a big one with some luck.
Yeah I was a little surprised too with the vol. Perhaps it will take a couple more days for this to catch on. Only a few people on IHUB know about it so up to word of mouth to pass it on. If any sort of groups got a hold of this it would be a crazy run.
I think we will see some more good info coming out soon. People wont be able to deny whats coming too much longer.
I like being early rather than late, we are very very early here.
Bloody bid whackers. Watch out next week when people find out about this
50 x 70 V 8,500
I can't imagine what one mil share day would look like.
45x60 now. Spread closing
Award of 50 mil gets TLCO TO $5.00, 100 mil gets us to $10.00, very simple math here. A 1000% is easy here!
I can't believe volume is not coming in, I know it will, the numbers don't lie
Thx, market value is only 6.3 mil right now. This is so very undervalued. TLCO is in the driving seat.
Volume will start hitting
Yep This is going to be absolutely huge. This is just the early bird start. Dollar bills ---> Lincoln to Hamilton Coming imo
Welcome, great stock to be in. Much more to come here.
WOW great pr I'm in for 1,500 at .60. Finding more funds to buy more
This will be 5 bucks soon
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