Replies to post #186793 on FrankSpeech Network Inc (FSBN)

[Stocksquire]

now those are the sort of fact based projections and due diligence that once made this board one of the best out there.

[KlausVT]

Repost of my calculations (as I'm too dumb to do simple math ... (happens when you try to do more than one thing at a time - we males are just not cut out for that sort of thing)

<So starting Nov '05 the sub base increased from 3,000 end October to 6,000 end December which is an average increase of 1,500sub/month. From Jan to March we had an average of 8,000sub/month which translates into an average increase of ~1,350sub/month for each of the months Jan-March (6,675+8,025+9,375)/3=8,025sub/month ending up with 10,050 subs at the end of March. So we could expect this trend to continue (not assuming steeper sub increases) and should then end up with an average of ~11,400sub/month for the Q2 increasing revenue from $400,000 ($16.67/sub) to $570,000 and 12,750 subs at the end of March.
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last part should really read ...end up with an average of 12,075 sub/month for Q2 increasing revenue to $604,000 and 14,100 subs at the end of June.

[Zorax]

KlausVT ... I think the average 8000 a month is not meaning NEW subs... but Gnf is managing to KEEP an average of 8000 a month... seems any of your math is just hopeful speculation that is not based on any real figures stated other than 8000 average. This could be very deceiving claims on your part...
AND people believing that Gnf wouldn't r/s before 35 cents have not been around micro stocks very long. If Gnf would R/S then you can bet it would be on a friday, late release. Even better a holiday weekend. But the next holiday weekend is labor day... soooo. Most corporations have a number of business plans, like 3 year, 5 year..10 yr.. so on. I'd like to see a clear business plan from Gnf.. not the last pr stuff.
Also the CC deal is a contract, but I would bet 1k that CC has a normal close out clause. If product not meeting the numbers, CC has right to pull plug. That's just a given with vendor contracts. Matter of fact, I think I remember reading something to this effect in the sec of the deal...

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