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OK where did we get this guy?
Better still BT where you have been all this time LOL! GREAT posts I think you will find the truth about keratas is he just feels he has been here too long and has bigger fish to fry fair enough but I agree he seems to be hopping out of the frying pan a tad early IMHO also.
A takeover target...GBRT?
Well to be perfectly honest I had never taken it too seriously as to me GBRT is not enough of a going concern yet. I am glad you asked though it made me think the whole point of a discussion board!
Folks like Shaw Rogers and Telus are all getting into the same realm of VOIP exchanges but the most likely buyer IMHO would be the one that most matches mechanically. (same switching, routing etc. etc.) but I am not qualified enough to say who that might be. My point is the more similarly constructed a network the faster/cheaper it is to compliment the acquiring company. A major consideration before a BOD would approve such a takeover.
I know the Shaw Rogers Telus VOIP theatre is about to get extremely competitive so you may be on to something but that is residential is it not?
Thanks for the feedback a lurker long and a huge GBRT fan by the sound of it well I never! Welcome aboard BT great feedback. As for the price rise I think much credit needs to go to PearTree and our Brazil operations. I might be wrong here but just my impressions.
Sale of Oil Property: I couldn't agree more I found myself strongly questioning the oil we sold last year but none of us can know better than Rob why it was that justified there could have been quite a cash crunch waiting and waiting for the Venture Exchange to get off there duff.
In all honesty the market is so young no one has made serious profits from VOIP yet to warrant buying GBRT even if it presented itself as a choice junior takeover opportunity. I find the prospects a little premature until GBRT can display dominance in a certain field or have patent rights to some killer app for commercial VOIP applications. Simple profit margins triggering a takeover may not be enough justification right now VOIP to my mind needs to develop deeper pockets and the competition heat up more yet.
ALL you realize Brutal Truth? JMVHO GLTY!
Cheers....Rich
Better still BT where you have been all this time LOL! GREAT posts I think you will find the truth about keratas is he just feels he has been here too long and has bigger fish to fry fair enough but I agree he seems to be hopping out of the frying pan a tad early IMHO also.
A takeover target...GBRT?
Well to be perfectly honest I had never taken it too seriously as to me GBRT is not enough of a going concern yet. I am glad you asked though it made me think the whole point of a discussion board!
Folks like Shaw Rogers and Telus are all getting into the same realm of VOIP exchanges but the most likely buyer IMHO would be the one that most matches mechanically. (same switching, routing etc. etc.) but I am not qualified enough to say who that might be. My point is the more similarly constructed a network the faster/cheaper it is to compliment the acquiring company. A major consideration before a BOD would approve such a takeover.
I know the Shaw Rogers Telus VOIP theatre is about to get extremely competitive so you may be on to something but that is residential is it not?
Thanks for the feedback a lurker long and a huge GBRT fan by the sound of it well I never! Welcome aboard BT great feedback. As for the price rise I think much credit needs to go to PearTree and our Brazil operations. I might be wrong here but just my impressions.
Sale of Oil Property: I couldn't agree more I found myself strongly questioning the oil we sold last year but none of us can know better than Rob why it was that justified there could have been quite a cash crunch waiting and waiting for the Venture Exchange to get off there duff.
In all honesty the market is so young no one has made serious profits from VOIP yet to warrant buying GBRT even if it presented itself as a choice junior takeover opportunity. I find the prospects a little premature until GBRT can display dominance in a certain field or have patent rights to some killer app for commercial VOIP applications. Simple profit margins triggering a takeover may not be enough justification right now VOIP to my mind needs to develop deeper pockets and the competition heat up more yet.
ALL you realize Brutal Truth? JMVHO GLTY!
Cheers....Rich
Anyway the chips fall. There is no better substitute than YOUR OWN DD
Including mine...good luck!
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