Replies to post #24917 on One Voice Technologies, Inc. (fka OVOE)

[venomen2002]

My thought on the length of the process is
a little different than Telmex playing "hardball" as you say..However they will try and get what they want as cheaply as they can..Onev will counter with the knowledge of how much they want the tech..How many users will get to use it..and how it will help to retain customers..Also:
Onev has now met with Telmex several times over the last(TWO) months since Telmex said they wanted Iris..DA and more and wanted to license all of it..I believe that Onev and Telmex are determining just who in the long run will get what features and what those features are worth..As Ugo said awhile back..The Telmex deal has been very fluid from the start..it still is..Telmex is huge and covers not just all of Mexico but other Latin American countries as well..As I said before..every time Telmex ads a new service they must get permission from the Mexico regulatory commission..How can you negotiate a total deal while Telmex seeks permission for the likes of DA..to not only residential but to telephone booths and businesses..Telmex received permission for Iris for all of Mexico earlier this year..After saying all that..from what I have heard from both Onev and Cervelle is that the process of negotiating is just about finished..Iris F is right..in that the new laws on portability which was brought up before here..come into effect in July..Telmex would like to move forward as quickly as the can on this deal because of that law taking place..They would like to keep as many users as they can and adding features always help..Certainly if those features are a cost savings measure for their customers..Again the discussion about current users including DSL are also being negotiated into the total contract revenue wise...veno

[SteveP]

Dumotier, Technically you're incorrect. The original contract signing was for all of Telmex, starting with Telmex's subsidiary (Telnor).

[Iris_F]

Technically YOU are incorrect and let readers on this board see what is clearly said. NOT only by me but by Dean and ONEV in PR's and filings.

On October 30, 2006 ONEV's PR HEADLINER says "One Voice Technologies awarded TELMEX contract". In the link below you will see they were beginning with a revenue generating pilot which WAS/IS TELNOR. NOTE - call ONEV if you wish to disagree or complain.

http://www.onevoicetech.com/News/disp_release.asp?d=30+October+2006&r=2006_10_30

Besides that PR please note where ONEV talks about the agreement, hopes, aspirations and doo dah, excerpts taken DIRECTLY from the 10 K for period ending 12/31/2006.

The Company recently signed a deployment contract with TELMEX for deployment of One Voice's MobileVoice solutions to the over 18 million TELMEX subscribers throughout Mexico. The anticipated launch is June 2007 beginning with TELMEX subsidiary TELNOR with over 750,000 subscribers in northern Mexico. National rollout throughout Mexico is anticipated to begin in Summer 2007 to the remaining 18 million TELMEX subscribers. We are currently bidding on additional contracts within TELMEX for other services to be offered by TELMEX to their subscribers. At this time, we do not know if these additional contracts will ever come to any material fruition.

NOW, with the lengthy ongoing process hopefully made clear to you and clear to me as well AND your incorrect premise corrected, the ONLY thing you and Veno's CAN'T for some reason read in my posts is ONEV has been working on a licensing agreement for months. Sorry, if you like your joint term "just started" better BUT that does not make my term months incorrect. Would several months make you feel better LOL?