Telecomplus was voted 3rd fastest growing company in UK and 11th best share performer for 2002,,not bad for a Network Marketing company..Share price now at 220.50 and next resistance level at 230.00 In september we will have our yearly Express Day where new services will be launched as well as recognition for those exec's whom have contributed in thier efforts to make this company as successful as it is today.

Keep your eye on this thread as i will update as soon as new news is available..

Mark

For anyone whom wonders what T+ do go to this site for more info..

www.telecomplus.org.uk/choc

Up nicely this morning,is this i fight back?

Certainly.

cheers GF.

Telecomplus is one of 4 nominees for best company of the year award,guess whom i voted for??

Mark

To vote go here

www.plc-awards.co.uk

Whats happening with T+ shares,i dont really understand this drop in price..T+ are up for best plc company awards surely this shood be good news??

Mark

Check my new site out folks.
http://www.utilitiesplus.info

Bad day all round Mark, looks like this one being a high bets as triggered a lot of stop losses. Correction in the US market the Yanks went to far forward too fast.

Wouldnt worry too much, we will probably pull it back in the next 10 days.

cheers GF.

HMMMMMM noticed Vanco has taken big hit today.Whats your thoughts on Alkane Energy GF?

Mark

Vanco might be an ideal time to climb aboard, glad you have reminded me as I was suprised at the close when I saw it had lost I think 30plus p.

Alkane sorry no view on that one just know that oil is set to stay well up with production cuts from Opec.

cheers GF.

why the big drop? does gf know anything or is this just a bid to drop the price before results are announced?

mark

When are the results due? I know the year end is 31 March but the results are not normally published until some time after
I wish I had sold at the same time as the Chairman never mind hindsight is a wonderful thing !

Apparantly the MM's are trying to drum up a few shares before results are out..I can tell you we are ahead of expectations and have done very well in terms of customer growth and executive applications in the last 6 months or so,in fact weve done well all year.By the way our mobile deal has just got better and weve reduced our landline talk plans so more good news..We now offer 4 p/m line rental,this should surely bring in some good results..

Mark

http://www.utilitiesplus.info

Hoping so TG.

cheers Gf.

OK, all you TEP moguls, can any of you explain the big drop in these???

I'm right back to where I started with these, after holding for 3 months+

Thanks

Keep hold my luv..Results due out soon and as usual are going to be great..Should see 4 again very soon!!!

Mark

Yup no big problems its just the market thats gone bad and we need some newsflow from this one, as its been a bit short of it in the last few months.

cheers GF.

Some evry big trades today with Telecomplus..I wonder is the price gonna jump already??

Mark

Not sure TG, but I arent panicking may even add when I look at the state of play with my finances.

cheers Gf.

Check this out folks,interesting!!

Sales army pays at Telecom plus
Midas, Mail on Sunday
14 March 2004

GETTING sales to grow without incurring high costs is a problem for small companies, but utilities reseller Telecom plus appears to have hit on an interesting solution.



Instead of relying on expensive marketing and direct sales forces, the company uses a network of independent distributors to sign up customers for its cut-price phone, gas, electricity and internet services.


These independent distributors, which currently number 12,000, mostly part-time, then take a cut of the amount spent by the customers they have signed up.


It has proved an effective way to build up more than 160,000 customers for Telecom plus, where chief executive Charles Wigoder controls 25% of the shares.


Wigoder previously founded the People's Phone retail chain and sold it to Vodafone.


Using independent distributors in this manner is also a cheap way to acquire clients, with the company's administrative costs running at less than ten% of revenues.


The growth in customers has translated into rapid rises in profits. For the financial year that closes at the end of this month, analysts expect profits of about 10.7 million, up from 6 million last time.


The shares closed last week at 337 1/2p, valuing the group at 206 million. A forecast dividend* of 9.5p leaves them yielding a prospective


Trading under the Utility Warehouse brand, about half the company's turnover comes from fixed telephony, with a third from mobile. But energy is growing quickly and customer discounts increase when they sign up for more services.


Midas verdict: Growth companies do not come cheap and Telecom plus shares trade at a heady 29 times forecast earnings per share*. However, the multiple does fall sharply on expectations for future years. Telecom plus has an interesting business model that should be capable of creating a much bigger business in the next few years. The share price has doubled over the past year, but has drifted lower from a high of 407 1/2p in January, so now looks a good time to buy.

Share up today 13.5 as i write..Obviously off yesterdays article.

Nice to see this one bottoming out TG. Seems to do well on days for defensive shares.

cheers GF.

Sales army pays at Telecom plus

Midas, Mail on Sunday
15 March 2004

GETTING sales to grow without incurring high costs is a problem for small companies, but utilities reseller Telecom plus appears to have hit on an interesting solution.

Instead of relying on expensive marketing and direct sales forces, the company uses a network of independent distributors to sign up customers for its cut-price phone, gas, electricity and internet services.


These independent distributors, which currently number 12,000, mostly part-time, then take a cut of the amount spent by the customers they have signed up.


It has proved an effective way to build up more than 160,000 customers for Telecom plus, where chief executive Charles Wigoder controls 25% of the shares.


Wigoder previously founded the People's Phone retail chain and sold it to Vodafone.


Using independent distributors in this manner is also a cheap way to acquire clients, with the company's administrative costs running at less than ten% of revenues.


The growth in customers has translated into rapid rises in profits. For the financial year that closes at the end of this month, analysts expect profits of about 10.7 million, up from 6 million last time.


The shares closed last week at 337 1/2p, valuing the group at 206 million. A forecast dividend* of 9.5p leaves them yielding a prospective


Trading under the Utility Warehouse brand, about half the company's turnover comes from fixed telephony, with a third from mobile. But energy is growing quickly and customer discounts increase when they sign up for more services.


• Midas verdict: Growth companies do not come cheap and Telecom plus shares trade at a heady 29 times forecast earnings per share*. However, the multiple does fall sharply on expectations for future years. Telecom plus has an interesting business model that should be capable of creating a much bigger business in the next few years. The share price has doubled over the past year, but has drifted lower from a high of 407 1/2p in January, so now looks a good time to buy.

cheers GF