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A question: Why would not this deal be for real? Why would Target say no? Would there be a conflict of interest from CC?
I hope the Target deal is for real and not just a rumor.
I FOUND THE MONKEY CLICK HERE!!!
http://www.rallymonkey.com/video/kenindex.swf
RALLY MONKEY!!! GET THE MONKEY!!!
Looking at the chart back in November...it was a beautiful month!!!
I wish we could climb like that again.
We need that again.
Bottom line, we need news!!!
When you say "some like to buy back" is there like a group of the same people always buying GZFX and no new investors?
I dont know.
If we got news after closing where it said:
Target and GZFX plan to rollout 100 stores per month...
AAFES signs deal with GZFX...
How much with the PPS rise on monday?
Why not.
I feel a RALLY the last hour, anyone else?
IMO.
Is this live? Is being shown a regular TV channel for the public to see?
What satellite channel is everyone talking about then?
What satellite or service is GZFX on? DISH, DirectTV? Where can I tune into them?
I am just over 2.4 mil in shares with GZFX.
I hope the Target rumor is true.
I bought some more at these prices. About 350k shares.
At least I can buy them cheap, when I should have sold at .018 or .02
Hopefully it goes back up!
I did some reading on how to read charts, keep in mind I am rookie at this, but looking at the chart is this a "Descending channel"?
Looks like it should bounce off this "channel"?
All in my opinion.
How many transactions?
When the CC agreement was announced how many trades were executed? Where can I find this information?
Congrats!
This a very good sign to me that they are focusing on the service first.
This is very important for subscriber retention.
I dropped off a movie on 6/5/06 @ around 9:45am, I received an email confirmation from GZFX that my next movie was shipped about 11:58 pm 6/6/06 EST.
That is great!! About a 36 hour turnaround.
But they sent the movie out before sending me an email cofirmation that they recieved the other movie I mailed back.
Now thats great service!!!
Why the jump in PPS?
Are they buying GZFX stock?
I have to agree the company is not the same it was 6 months ago.
This would be good to get the customer in the door and spend more money.
I think it would be a good idea. Even if GZFX gave the subs at a discounted rate, lets say $9.99?
All in my opinion.
Hypothetical scenario with a retail company:
Lets say GZFX announced a deal with Wal-Mart or Target that stated "Wal-Mart or Target pre-paid for 1 million subscriptions from GZFX to advertise as part of "Free give-a-way promotion" in their stores for the holiday for the 1st million customers t to enter any of thier stores.
I think that would be a great PR!!!
1,000,000 * 16.99 = $16,990,000
What would happen to the stock price? Do you think it would hit a $1?
Remember this is just a hypothetical scenario. Not for real.
GZFX is hurting for a PR!!!
Will there be more buybacks in future? What are the plans for US entry if any and when?
2 cents and 4 cents?
If we see growth in revenue and subs at end of 2Q will the PPS rise?
What does BKMP do?
What is "Black Box" status?
My thoughts and opinion on the webcast from GZFX:
$7 million plus cash, potential to have $20 million with GGI funding. They had this cash fo awhile and it seems to me they are NOT just spending it on anything. They seem to have a "PLAN" and our sticking to it. If you remember the previous reports or webcasts about DCs, partners, website etc, they are fullfilling those plans. That is good news to my ear, they are sticking to the "PLAN".
With all the DCs opening up through this year they are gearing up for the holidays. I think by the holidays GZFX will be in a massive advertising campaign similar once all the DCs are open. This would be great!
I also felt that they are working on bringing some big retailer or retailers on board soon, Target etc.
I really would have like to get morew info on how they expect to get more subs through advertising and affiliates, did not really go into detail about this subject.
About the O/S, I do not think we will reach 9 billion any time soon. Only if GZFX signs a major retailer or does some heavy advertising after all the DCs are up and running.
It also seems to me they want to break even or be profitable ASAP. And I think they are doing the right things ot get there.
This is all in my opinion.
Where can I find the interview from last week? Can someone post please.
Just got back from vacation, what the F*** is going on!!!!!
Damn!!! I just don't understand.
This is an alert from my Google Alerts:http://www.forbes.com/finance/mktguideapps/compinfo/CompanyTearsheet.jhtml?tkr=GZFX
Waazzzuuuuuppppppppp....!!!!!
Read this below
Quoted in PR:
(d) finally, the company has structured a special military membership (including delivery to APO/FPO addresses) that offers what the company believes is the best price in the industry.
Definition of above APO/FPO addresses:
What is an APO/FPO address?
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A Layperson's Guide to Overseas Military Mail
The concept of getting mail overseas to and from military personnel stationed overseas dates back many years. In formalizing this activity, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) and the Department of Defense (DoD) negotiated an agreement called Overseas Military Mail, which exists to this day. In this agreement addressing schemes, delivery mechanisms and nomenclature were hammered out. Here is how Overseas Military Mail really works.
The USPS has formalized a standard addressing scheme for all domestic mail. Many will of course recognize this as:
Name
Street Number
City, State ZIP Name
P.O. Box
City, State ZIP Name
Rural Delivery
City, State ZIP
In order to make Military Mail conform to this scheme, several things were created. These were:
Three Military "States":
AA, which stands for Armed Forces (the) Americas
AE, which stands for Armed Forces Europe
AP, which stands for Armed Forces Pacific
Two "City" equivalents:
APO, which stands for Army Post Office
FPO, which stands for Fleet Post Office
Based on these constructs, a typical Overseas Military Mail address looks like this:
Name
Postal Service Center + Identifier
APO, AP ZIP
or
Name
Postal Service Center + Identifier
FPO, AP ZIP
By having all Overseas Military Mail conform to the domestic mailing addressing scheme, the USPS could easily sort and manage it using their sophisticated sorting and distribution machines, just like regular mail.
But there is more to these constructs than addressing schemes. The Military State designators mean more than "phantom" states. They represent the USPS mail processing facilities that handle the mail traffic to and from each Military State. In an analogous form, they represent the neck part of an hourglass. Picture mail flowing into a "neck" location from all parts of the continental United States, then from this "neck" out to all the Military bases and U.S. Embassies in the region of the world represented by the specific Military State.
These "neck" locations, the USPS mail processing facilities themselves, are located in cities that are conducive to getting mail to and from the overseas region of the respective Military State. These Military State/City pairs are:
AA : Miami, FL
AE : New York, NY
AP : San Francisco. CA
Since these cities already had ZIP codes assigned to them, it was decided to have the ZIP codes of the respective Military State be numerically close to the ZIP code of the city where the mail processing facility is located. This allowed the USPS automated sorting equipment to funnel the Military Mail to the proper city where the respective mail processing facility is located.
Once the Military Mail arrives at the respective mail processing facility, it is further sorted by Postal Service Center, APO/FPO and ZIP code. After that, the USPS "hands it off" to their Military equivalent in a branch of the Armed Forces after transport via contract air carrier and delivery to the overseas APOs and FPOs. For APOs, either the Army or Air Force provides personnel. For FPOs, the Navy does the job.
At each APO or FPO, there is an equivalent to "a-real-honest-to-goodness-Post Office" staffed by members of the respective branch of service. While the layout of each APO/FPO varies by location, suffice it to say they look and operate just like a "real" Post Office. In fact, they have to, since we are talking about U.S. Mail. Each APO/FPO address holder has a mail lock box in which their mail is slotted. Since parcels can't fit in these boxes, delivery or notification slips, just like "real" ones, are put in the boxes whenever a parcel arrives.
Outbound mail from APOs/FPOs flows in the reverse of the process described above, with the mail passing through the "neck", the mail processing facility for the respective Military State, to enter into the normal USPS sorting and delivery system.
As can been seen, APOs and FPOs are just like the Post Office (P.O.) boxes one can rent at the local Post Office. The only real difference being is that they are located overseas on Military bases or in U.S. Embassies. So simply put, while valid domestic mailing addresses, APO/FPO addresses are not street or physical addresses; they never were and never will be.
So, with the establishment of the Overseas Military Mail program, three Military States (AA,AE,AP) and two city equivalents (APO, FPO) were created, along with a specific set of ZIP codes for each Military State. Once these constructs are understood, as well as the flow of packages to and through the mail processing facilities (located in Miami, New York, and San Francisco) which represent the Military States, it is easy to see how confusing all of this can be.
But now that Military Mail has been explained, it's no longer a mystery. Better yet, now that you understand it, you can get it working for you. Just sign up for a ShipitAPO address and together we can maximize the potential of your APO/FPO address.
There's no easier way to shop with -- or get packages to -- an APO/FPO address.
Shop anywhere, ship it APO.
Read description below of what is an APO/FPO address please read below:
Quoted in PR:
(d) finally, the company has structured a special military membership (including delivery to APO/FPO addresses) that offers what the company believes is the best price in the industry.
Definition of above APO/FPO addresses:
What is an APO/FPO address?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A Layperson's Guide to Overseas Military Mail
The concept of getting mail overseas to and from military personnel stationed overseas dates back many years. In formalizing this activity, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) and the Department of Defense (DoD) negotiated an agreement called Overseas Military Mail, which exists to this day. In this agreement addressing schemes, delivery mechanisms and nomenclature were hammered out. Here is how Overseas Military Mail really works.
The USPS has formalized a standard addressing scheme for all domestic mail. Many will of course recognize this as:
Name
Street Number
City, State ZIP Name
P.O. Box
City, State ZIP Name
Rural Delivery
City, State ZIP
In order to make Military Mail conform to this scheme, several things were created. These were:
Three Military "States":
AA, which stands for Armed Forces (the) Americas
AE, which stands for Armed Forces Europe
AP, which stands for Armed Forces Pacific
Two "City" equivalents:
APO, which stands for Army Post Office
FPO, which stands for Fleet Post Office
Based on these constructs, a typical Overseas Military Mail address looks like this:
Name
Postal Service Center + Identifier
APO, AP ZIP
or
Name
Postal Service Center + Identifier
FPO, AP ZIP
By having all Overseas Military Mail conform to the domestic mailing addressing scheme, the USPS could easily sort and manage it using their sophisticated sorting and distribution machines, just like regular mail.
But there is more to these constructs than addressing schemes. The Military State designators mean more than "phantom" states. They represent the USPS mail processing facilities that handle the mail traffic to and from each Military State. In an analogous form, they represent the neck part of an hourglass. Picture mail flowing into a "neck" location from all parts of the continental United States, then from this "neck" out to all the Military bases and U.S. Embassies in the region of the world represented by the specific Military State.
These "neck" locations, the USPS mail processing facilities themselves, are located in cities that are conducive to getting mail to and from the overseas region of the respective Military State. These Military State/City pairs are:
AA : Miami, FL
AE : New York, NY
AP : San Francisco. CA
Since these cities already had ZIP codes assigned to them, it was decided to have the ZIP codes of the respective Military State be numerically close to the ZIP code of the city where the mail processing facility is located. This allowed the USPS automated sorting equipment to funnel the Military Mail to the proper city where the respective mail processing facility is located.
Once the Military Mail arrives at the respective mail processing facility, it is further sorted by Postal Service Center, APO/FPO and ZIP code. After that, the USPS "hands it off" to their Military equivalent in a branch of the Armed Forces after transport via contract air carrier and delivery to the overseas APOs and FPOs. For APOs, either the Army or Air Force provides personnel. For FPOs, the Navy does the job.
At each APO or FPO, there is an equivalent to "a-real-honest-to-goodness-Post Office" staffed by members of the respective branch of service. While the layout of each APO/FPO varies by location, suffice it to say they look and operate just like a "real" Post Office. In fact, they have to, since we are talking about U.S. Mail. Each APO/FPO address holder has a mail lock box in which their mail is slotted. Since parcels can't fit in these boxes, delivery or notification slips, just like "real" ones, are put in the boxes whenever a parcel arrives.
Outbound mail from APOs/FPOs flows in the reverse of the process described above, with the mail passing through the "neck", the mail processing facility for the respective Military State, to enter into the normal USPS sorting and delivery system.
As can been seen, APOs and FPOs are just like the Post Office (P.O.) boxes one can rent at the local Post Office. The only real difference being is that they are located overseas on Military bases or in U.S. Embassies. So simply put, while valid domestic mailing addresses, APO/FPO addresses are not street or physical addresses; they never were and never will be.
So, with the establishment of the Overseas Military Mail program, three Military States (AA,AE,AP) and two city equivalents (APO, FPO) were created, along with a specific set of ZIP codes for each Military State. Once these constructs are understood, as well as the flow of packages to and through the mail processing facilities (located in Miami, New York, and San Francisco) which represent the Military States, it is easy to see how confusing all of this can be.
But now that Military Mail has been explained, it's no longer a mystery. Better yet, now that you understand it, you can get it working for you. Just sign up for a ShipitAPO address and together we can maximize the potential of your APO/FPO address.
There's no easier way to shop with -- or get packages to -- an APO/FPO address.
Shop anywhere, ship it APO.
Is this the military news? Check out link...
http://www.emilitary.org/featurenoc.php?fid=24