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Hey Guys, I see we had some nice volume, cant wait till it comes pouring in. I picked up and extra 10,000 shares today, now sitting on 30,000 shares all at .03 and Im holding for the big pay off :)
Morning all, Hopefully today is the day, I gotta go to work so I wont be here in case the fun starts, Hold on to your shares guys, there is no point selling at these levels.
Im gonna go out on a limb and predict Financials coming out on monday of next week. Bring it on !!
Thank you :) I have a good feeling about this one, it is a hidden gem still.
Seriously guys, you need to look at SPHE, It is way under the radar, low floater and a real Company getting tons of Goverment contracts.
Some DD here...
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=38991289
I agree, it still is a risk, but its a risk I am able to take and I have seen much worst companies than this. The upside can be quite rewarding here and again a nice risk I am willing to take :)
Just bought another 10,000 couldnt resist, its all I can afford today.
I see that, I was looking at all the contracts and it really impressed me, plus they keep looking to hire people. You know... your number of .50 cents per share is not that crazy of a number at all, with a O/S of 40 million Shares, it gives it a valuation of 20 Million, totally feasible and probably worth more than that right now, I may actually hold for a long time, they seem to be growing at a nice pace. I might pick some more up at these prices, its ridiculous, Im glad I got in at these levels :)
You got me, bought 10,000 at .03
I was doing some DD and it looks real promising.
Thx ! :)
What are the expectations here in your opinions?
You know what I was thinking, If anyone has experience with Wikipedia, it would be cool to have a page for Hypster on that site, I would do it but my writing skills are not that great.
It doesnt have to be a big page, If you look here at the ilike page ....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilike
It gives you an example of what we could do with the page, plus ours could look better with our logo and all...
Just an idea if someone is up for the challenge :)
I will go with April 6th, 9:52PM :)
Well, we all need to remember he owns the majority of the Authorized shares and they are all restricted, he wants to see this work, and he will do anything he can to make it work.
Good morning ladies and gents, getting closer and closer to our goal !
I heard about that, your a trooper for sure :)
Hey Webby ;) 1 million members fast approaching, you still in?
Wow, and I thought 2 years was long!! Way to go with keeping the faith, you will be happy some day.
The stock that will surprise everyone !
Just keep your order in for a few days and you will get it, be patient and you wont regret it :)
Last financials I remember seeing in 07' I think the average revenues were $7,000.00 to $8,000.00 per month, and that was with around 300,000 members, I am sure hes into the average $15,000.00 - $20,000.00 revenues a month now. The most expensive expense he has is probably the hosting and his salary, he could be using the extra money to buy shares back, or use his own salary to buy shares back for himself. I really think that hes buying back here and there, if you think about it... at this level, it cost $10,000.00 to buy back 100 million shares.
We need to somehow get this forum on the top 15 of Ihub :)
Great day for sure here guys, dont sell if you can, hold on to as many shares as you can, I have a feeling that Mike is starting to get a little greedy and is slowly buying a bunch of shares back at these levels, it may explain the silence, its a no brainer, a website that continuously gets 2200 to 2500 per day without advertising will for sure someday be a winner ! Anyone that cannot see that needs to get a reality check...
Looking good AJAB !!!! :)
Hey Ken, what I meant was that Hypster at the very low end is worth at the least 10 million, which would be stupid to sell at this point. It was just to show that even at a valuation of 10 million, shares should be hovering around .001, the economy I am sure is not helping here. Once we pass the 1 million mark... BUNM earns alot more respect and becomes a big player :)
And !! that would mean that PPS should be .001 at a share structure of 10 billion... If its 10 billion !
Mike would be stupid to sell this at anything below 10 million, thats the minimum that Hypster is worth at a million users.
Hypster can run with the big dogs now :)
I have been posting on stockhouse.com for the last 6 months, just posting member counts and whatever I can think of, but Im the only one... If you guys have accounts on stockhouse just search BUNM and post away with me, alot of rich investors on that site.
Hey Moose, how are things ? have'nt been on here in a while, still holding all my shares in BUNM.
I would like to know who's been pickin up the few shares here and there, maybe Michael's been buying back his shares... If I knew I had a winner on my hands I would surely buy some shares back to get a bigger piece of the pie.
And let me tell you guys, we do have a winner here, online properties go way up in value when you cross the 1 million mark, it shows that you have a product that people accept and want. I have held for almost 2 years now and I can just imagine the valuation BUNM will have in another 2 years.
Hey Jeppy, where did you find this info ? did they release something?
And I dont think Facebook would want to deal with a bunch of shareholders lol, Im sure they would buy us out and work on their new pet project without us, And thats ok, thats what we wwant :)
You guys may want to read this, hopefully Micheal knows about Facebook looking for music !!
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/01/15/how-warner-music-killed-facebook-music/
How Warner Music Killed Facebook Music
by Michael Arrington on January 15, 2009
Facebook’s ongoing effort to launch a free streaming music service is stalled, according to multiple sources familiar with the situation. The company was close to a deal that would bring free streaming music from three of the four big labels (Universal, Sony, EMI) through the Total Music joint venture. But the deal stalled when the lone holdout, Warner Music, refused to participate.
Through most of 2008 Facebook said on and off record that they had no real interest in their own music service and that third parties like iLike could continue to build their Facebook music applications without fear of competition directly from Facebook.
News leaked in the Fall, though, that Facebook had approached a number of third parties to power the official Facebook music application:
We believe, based on discussions with a number of sources, that Buzznet, iLike, iMeem, LaLa, Last.fm, Rhapsody and other services were contacted and provided with a document (sometimes referred to by sources as a RFP (request for proposal), other times called a term sheet) that outlined certain goals of the new Facebook music service.
The RFP requires the third party service to build and power a new Facebook Music Service that offers free music streaming and playlists, music downloads for a fee, and other music merchandising services such as ringtones, concert ticket sales and physical goods like tshirts (if this sounds like MySpace Music, it’s because it is exactly their model). The service must not only handle front end user requirements but must also be able to handle the very tricky tracking issues required by the labels to monitor music streams and fees.
The RFP also includes onerous termination provisions that allow Facebook to take ownership and control of the service and the user data under certain circumstances. In return, say our sources, Facebook will offer the third party a split on revenues generated from the service.
We’ve heard conflicting accounts of who will pay for the big up front fees labels require to get a music service up and running. Some estimates of prepaid royalty requirements are as high as $100 million, which Facebook is looking to avoid paying themselves. Other sources say that Facebook may be willing to pay these fees if they can’t force the third party to take them on.
Many people, us included, saw this as a new effort by Facebook to tackle the music opportunity. But our sources say it was actually near the end of a year-long effort by Facebook to launch their own free streaming music service in partnership with Total Music. Only when those discussion faltered did Facebook reach out to other third parties.
Total Music And Facebook
Total Music, a joint venture by Universal and Sony BMG, has had Facebook target from the beginning. The labels approach the Internet from two directions. The first is the command and conquer approach, which is how imeem, MySpace and others were neutered. Sue the hell out of whoever dares to host music online, then cut a deal with them that brings in millions of dollars in penalties and fees.
The second approach is what Total Music is all about. The service, which acquired Ruckus to handle the back end, is striving to cut two types of deals. The first is with device makers to allow music to be accessed directly from the device for free. The device makers pay a fee to Total Music, which is passed on to the consumer. The second type of deal is with websites - who get to stream music for free with advertising. The revenue from those ads, plus a lot of user data, is owned by Total Music.
That’s the deal that Total Music approached Facebook with. Facebook would get free streaming music (while rival MySpace paid a fee per song played). Total Music would serve advertising and keep all the revenue. Facebook would also hand over user data to allow Total Music to port playlists to supported devices and other services.
The deal never happened and looks like it never will. Some sources say it was because Facebook didn’t want to hand over all the revenue and user data, and so they reached out to third parties to get a better deal. But others have a different explanation which makes more sense. Warner Music refused to allow their music to be accessed for free.
Warner, a big shareholder in LaLa (a service we’ve raved about) - they took most of the company’s recent $20 million venture round. They’ve been pushing LaLa heavily to Facebook.
But LaLa’s model requires users to pay to stream music, a non-starter for Facebook and any serious rival to MySpace.
That leaves Facebook in a tough spot. Venture dollars to fund a big new streaming music service have dried up, so its unlikely that any third party will be able to pay the tens of millions of dollars it will require to get a MySpace Music-like deal done. The Total Music deal is being blocked by Warner. And LaLa’s business model just doesn’t work with what Facebook wants to do (free).
That means Facebook either needs to pay, or Warner needs to budge. Neither may happen, and rumor is that Total Music’s political capital at Universal and Sony has all but dried up as they struggle to complete the Facebook or any other deal.
167415 users to go for us to reach a million !!! :P
Total: 828502 Pages: 82851
Looks like we are closing in on 3000 average a day signups, lately the average has been 2700/day. Hope it keeps climbing :)
This is fun to read...
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http://www.hypster.com/privacy.php
Probably the same its at now, people are scared to put money into the markets, so I dont think it will be any higher than .0003 especially with no news.
Although, In my opinion, the website is worth anywhere from 4 to 10 million right now. One member at the low end is usually worth around $1.50 - $2.50 per, it all depends what a company is willing to pay for a site like this. Once we pass the 1 million mark, serious companies are going to start looking into Hypster and a members value should be anywhere between $5 to $15
Im sure Hypster is getting revenues of $10,000-$15,000 per months just on advertising right now, might be more, who knows, either way... we are going to do well here, patience guys !! :)
March 26th, 2009 :)
This stock is going to kick ass once we catch fire !!
Thats when you sit back and enjoy the show :)
Im gonna say Feb. 09 we get news of a buyout, hit a million users late Feb. 09
This stock is going to explode in due time, probably when we least expect it.
Good job King, that would be so cool if we could get India onboard, so far so good though, I cant wait till we start seeing 4000 to 5000 sign-ups a day ! we will get there eventually.