THIS WAS THE KIND OF PUMPY STUFF THAT IN THE PAST DROVE THE SHARE PRICE UP TO .44 A SHARE. ALL THAT HAPPENED WAS THAT BAG HOLDERS GOT BURNED. HOPE THAT THIS KIND OF SNARING OF NEW INVESTORS HAS ENDED FOREVER
EVPH moved like a rocket yesterday and made our members 65% if they followed our twitter alert. twitter.com/stockchaser
The PSC twitter has made our members a boatload of cash in the last month.
In march alone we alerted WDRP, IDCN, ATTD, BRYN, and LHPT. All these picks have made our members BIG MONEY.
The biggest return was in excess of 400%. This pick could be our biggest. We expect EVPH to move into $1.00-$1.50 region and if this happens our members are going to rack in gains of over 400%, even from these levels.
Telecommunications are a big business. Sometimes a small player can become a giant overnight.
Skype is a good example, maybe EVPH could become the next success story.
Our team has met with EVPH consultants and we understand their vision and we think our members could benefit from taking some stock at these prices. If we get the move we expect, PSC members are going to rack in some big bucks here. The business of stock picking is based on the qualities of the company and the PR flow.
EVPH has nothing but quality and we expect some solid PR flow. We urge our members to sell their losers and pick up some EVPH at these levels.
This run is for real and this is just the begining. Members should re-read the news from yesterday.
EVPH has a deal with AT&T and this is mind blowing.
Everybody's Phone Company Signs Reseller Agreement With AT&T to Market Voice Services in 22 States
2010-03-23 16:00 ET - News Release
HOUSTON, March 23, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Everybody's Phone Company, Inc. (PK:EVPH), Texas' fastest growing provider of prepaid telephone services, today announced that it has entered into a reseller agreement with AT&T providing it access to market prepaid residential unlimited local (dial tone) telephone service in 22 states. AT&T presently serves a total of 77 million AT&T mobile and voice data subscribers nationwide.
This agreement enables Everybody's Phone Company to purchase, at a discount, access to the local telephone network provided by AT&T and repackage/resell voice services to the credit disadvantaged. Everybody's Phone Company is fully licensed to provide these services throughout the State of Texas.
Steven H. Bethke, president of Everybody's Phone Company, said, "AT&T has made a total capital investment in its Texas wireless and wireline networks of more than $6 billion from 2006 to 2008. We are now benefiting from this reliable, advanced telecommunications infrastructure to bring telephone services to the sub-prime market. We have already established market share in the greater Houston area, including parts of Brazoria, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris and Montgomery counties."
"This agreement with AT&T is a major milestone in developing our national footprint. With unrelenting jobless claims and a growing number of residents being displaced due to the housing crisis, our services can provide lifelines to those in need, not only in Texas, but nationwide," added Bethke. "Before we can expand marketing to states beyond Texas, we must get permission from each state's public utilities commission, which we are in the process of doing. Access to additional states can provide multiple revenue streams to propel our growth going forward."
About Everybody's Phone Company
Everybody's Phone Company sells prepaid, unlimited local (dial tone) telephone service to the residential market, primarily in greater Houston. The Company is fully licensed by the Texas Public Utility Commission to resell telephone services throughout the State. Once EVPH achieves critical mass in Texas, the Company plans to expand its prepaid telecommunications product offerings nationwide. For more information, visit www.everybodysphonecompany.com .
CONTACT: Everybody's Phone Company, Inc.
Steven H. Bethke, President & CEO
(713) 268-1610
www.everybodysphonecompany.com
EVPH is a solid buy and our members could expect to make 200%-400% from these levels.
THIS WAS THE KIND OF CRAP THAT DROVE THE SHARE PRICE UP. CAN SOMEONE TELL ME HOW WELL THE COMPANY DID WITH ANY OF THESE DEALS OVER THE PAST TWO YEARS?
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