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From: "Jay Wright" <jwright22@closecall.com>
To: "crashman" <crash@xxyy.com>
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2009 9:41 AM
Subject: Re: MOBL
> 1. CLEC saw some effects of the recession in the quarter,
> especially in the hospitality/temporary housing segment.
> When the economy recovers, that should recover as well.
> There is continued pressure on the wireline business -
> this is an industry fact; we are combatting it by spending
> more time on wireless and VOIP sales.
> 2. We see some progress, albeit slow, with the dial around
> litigation. The courts are pathetic at holding the
> defendants feet to the fire, so they get away with a lot.
> I therefore cannot give a reasonable estimate other than
> it could be 3-6 months or 3-6 years or something in
> between. It is frustrating for me as I'm sure it is for
> you and the other shareholders but this is the price we pay
> in this country for the cumbersome system we have.
> 3. The sp will reflect, over the intermediate and long
> term, the fundamentals of the business. Therefore, my team
> is focused on improving the fundamentals of the business,
> especially the profitability of our subsidiaries, helping
> our affiliate Microlog (which had a profitable quarter),
> and pushing as hard as possible on our various litigation
> matters.
>
>
>
> On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 09:06:01 -0500
> "crashman" <crash@xxyy.com> wrote:
>> Jay,
>> Looked briefly at the 10Q, here are a few questions:
>> 1. CLEC seems to shrink (although it makes a little
>> money) and not have organic growth. Is that temporary or
>> is it just going to keep shrinking. Will you be able to
>> improve the bottom line?
>> 2. When do you expect progress in the dial around
>> lawsuit?
>> 3. with about 26 billion (or likely more) shares of
>> potential dilution hanging over our heads, the stock
>> obviously needs a strong catalyst to move up, do you
>> foresee that the sp will move back to a fair evaluation?
>>
>> TIA, crashman
>>
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