Tipped by the independent 2/01/2004

........."And so to our traditional "wild card". Pipex Communications, formerly known as GX Networks, is a telecoms company created by one of the entrepreneurs behind Ukbetting, Peter Dubens. It has been assembled from six smaller players. The ambitious company is generating cash for the first time but is still not widely followed in the City. It could be an undiscovered gem".

Thanks to Shonkster

http://home.businesswire.com/portal/site/google/index.jsp?ndmViewId=news_view&newsId=20040218005301&newsLang=en

"Juniper Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq:JNPR) today announced that PIPEX Communications, a leading UK ISP, has selected the Juniper Networks Infranet-ready ERX-1440 subscriber management platform to manage tens of thousands of new ADSL customers on its newly provisioned BT 622 IP Stream-based services. "

Happy - thanks for the info, never thought of looking at it that way.Lets hope the break is a good one when it goes.

Some serious buys showing now after 5pm.

Ready for next push forward tomorrow!

Looking good for tomorrow - there was knocking on for 1,000,000 in those end of day buys (provided none were roll-overs).

Is this the start of the rise before the deal ?

Pipex at an award ceremony tonight !

pushed up slightly...0.25p...could see a surge before close like last time...

12-16p -the next push...

Good stuff.. Looks good ! Hope you're right about the 16p push

Anyone know how the awards went last night ? Did Pipex win anything ?

Unfortunately they where nominated in 3 categories but didn't win anything. The 3 nominations are great in their own right, shows experience in more than field.

Thanks Jackie. Good information. Hopefully though, the share price will continue to rise steadily until the results come out in a few months time. Maybe we'll get some positive news flow soon also.

As they said on another board they will test the water for sells at 12p and then revert back with people happy to take the lower price.They fill the institutional orders and then move the price up.

Sit tight and add as the big boys do.They know the price is cheap as chips.

Found the details of the ISP Awards.

News - February 20, 2004
ISPA 2004 Award Winners Revealed

By: MarkJ @ 1:12 PM - Comments () - SendNews HERE / PrintNews HEREThe UK Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA) has finally revealed the winners of its 2004 awards. Sadly there were no real surprises among the winners, except the award for 'Best Small Business ISP', which went to Fastnet:

Best Metered ISP - Tiscali
Best Unmetered Dial-up ISP - Blueyonder from Telewest Broadband
Best Small Business ISP - Fastnet
Best Business Broadband ISP - Easynet
Best Consumer Broadband - Bulldog Communications
Best National Business ISP - Easynet
Best National Consumer ISP - Freeserve

It may also be worth noting that LINX won 'Best Internet Exchange', while the 'Internet Hero' award went to Steve Linford and Spamhaus for educating people about spam and helping to prevent it.

So what of 2004's 'Internet Villain'? Well it turned out to be Verisign, the group responsible for that "domain name system hijacking scandal".

Well done Wrider. I think having been nomiated still shows alot for PXC.

Anyone know why this stock is in the red today?

Good question ticker. I hope it is just in the `pink` particularly after a large buy recorded at 10.01am

Also what are with all the big big buys and sells, and lots of ? trades, bit flippen odd and loads of trade yesterday, but very little movement...

I understand nothing....

Look back over the chart. This is how PXC moves. Big jumps followed by periods of small range-bound movement. Don't worry about the odd few days of red - it's just the market catching up with the price.

the whole tech market and just about all my other stocks are in the red. Other investors reporting the same. Suspect it's a downturn over the entire market today. Should rebound in a couple of days

FT TODAY

Headline : 'Hermes starts to take Aim stakes'
Quote : 'It is also understood to have taken a stake in Pipex, a telecommunications network operator, and is in the process of buying into a third Aim-listed company.'

HER?

http://www.ispreview.co.uk/cgi-bin/news/viewnews.cgi?id=EpZZZEuFyVMtXXOXyz

News - February 25, 2004
Pipex Delivers Wireless To gedas

By: MarkJ @ 1:06 PM - Comments () - SendNews HERE / PrintNews HEREUK ISP Pipex is providing gedas (systems integrator) with two (4Mbps and 6Mbps) broadband wireless connections to supply four of its service divisions:

gedas goes wireless with PIPEX Communications

Leading systems integrator gedas united kingdom limited is operating and benefiting from fast, reliable and accessible Internet access provided by PIPEX Communications. A member of the Volkswagen Group, gedas selected PIPEX Communications to provide Wireless Access Internet Connectivity services.

PIPEX Communications, the telecom network operator and provider of business broadband solutions, is providing gedas with two high-speed broadband (microwave) connections to supply four of its service divisions. The first 4Mb connection enables staff at Volkswagens Milton Keynes based headquarters and 850 of its dealer network franchises to access their individual email accounts and browse the web via the corporate partner network.

The second 6Mb connection provides gedas headquarters with email and web browsing services and allows staff to access online training courses and multimedia content. The availability and performance of each divisions Internet connection is independently guaranteed and backed-up with a leased line connection.

Clare Stocker, Systems and Infrastructure Manager, gedas united kingdom, comments, As a Group, we do so much with the wireless connection, from sending e-mails, to on-line company training to watching video streaming and video multimedia content on the Internet. It has really helped our business to grow.

A recent example of how the connection has helped the Group was when the company launched the new Audi A8. The ceremony was held in Germany, but by using the video streaming facility, franchises in the UK were able to watch the launch live over the Internet.

To take advantage of Wireless Access, gedas needed to be situated in direct line of sight and within a radius of 15km of one of PIPEX Communications radio PoPs (Point of Presence) - an access point to the Internet. A discreet dish can be installed quickly and easily at the premises. If a line of sight is not available, PIPEX Communications can set up a mini PoP relay.

Because PIPEX Communications independently owns and manages its own national network, Wireless Access is able to provide a dedicated wireless Internet connection ensuring exceptional service quality.

http://search.ft.com/search/article.html?id=040225001099&query=Pipex&vsc_appId=totalSearch&state=Form