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pennypuptech Tuesday, 04/01/14 01:04:22 PM
Re: Heimie1 post# 21634
Post # of 21660
Heimie, I'll jump in here.
Through the end of 2013/2014 I seriously looked into the hiring Bridework Partners was conducting. I posted for a tower climber opening, legitimately, through the TLFX website. My email was forwarded to BWP.
After speaking with Meredith from BWP, I asked some questions about safety, and size of the work force. She couldn't elaborate on the size of the workforce, only that they had hired CREWS towards the end of last year, and were actively trying to bring at least 2 more on by mid-February.
More hiring could have occurred. I don't know. I was going to forward some friends the job opening, but their unwillingness to let me talk with someone internal to ask about safety standards ultimately scared me away.
From the conversations my best guess is that there are a minimum of 4 tower crews.. potentially a lot more. I tried reaching out to some of the climbers who posted their affiliation on social sites... but no dice. We noticed that there was zero revenue towards the end of 2013... and some of the climber profiles seem to stop at September. My guess is that there was a complete shift in company direction to focus on a singular product... probably the product you see being beta tested to be completed 3/31/14. (YESTERDAY!!!)
Meredith also eluded to an office job that I could have applied for, but decided not to. Moving to Texas is out of the cards for me. I love it in sunny Wisconsin.
It's obvious that TLFX is keeping a tight lid on all the information. For what reason, I have absolutely no clue.
1) Could they be re-purchasing some shares down here from old employees they knew were going to flood the market?
2) They are ultimately close to sealing something on paper given beta testing commencing by the absolute latest yesterday.
3) The fact that there's been relatively low selling at these higher levels, I have to imagine that those ex-employees who wants to sell are indeed out.
4) The O/S has increased by a lot. Some due to investors who paid .002 for their shares. The others, I believe were due to new tower climbers. It clearly states in the job postings that they'd receive stock compensation. Given the hirings, these are probably locked up for a year. That leaves us with approximately 200M shares that were split up between investors and new hires... none of which have appeared to hit the market.
5) The company's silence despite all these obvious updates (OTC current, hiring, beta testing) would make a deaf man suspicious. Why would they want to keep quiet? Simple. I've been a big proponent of the big bang approach from these levels. You want your share price higher?
Decrease the O/S - easiest to accumulate at low levels.
Lock up a big name deal - easiest to do when you have a small work force.
Go current with financials - why pay money to go current if you're not going to use it for anything? I suspect whatever customers they may or may not have, they only wanted to do business with a fully reporting company.
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