County Contact Centres Share Discussion Threads

[charmer1_23] 20/2/2006 17:24

Any views/opinions on these? Thanks

[this_is_me] 23/8/2005 19:28

Tell me more please. (I've still got a few.)

[seangwhite] 23/8/2005 12:56

PEERS CARTER has said he is watching this one closely and has noted that there maybe a possible link to FTI in the near future

[sandbank] 12/2/2005 10:10

HOLKHAM AND BP: You are not alone

[barnetpeter] 08/2/2005 21:55

Just you and me holkham. I am on the phone buying up the shares but hey, not a word to the herd.

[holkham] 08/2/2005 14:41

Hello is anyone here, or are you all on the phones

[gcshep] 28/9/2004 17:07

Glad to see I am not the only person on here that holds shares in this company. Bought this one at 9.3p and is now at 10.5p. Unfortunately I am new at the whole investing thing, and have to say I only invested because it looked like it was a recovering company. Anyone else done better research than me?

Gary

[this_is_me] 09/9/2002 14:40

The share price chart looks good too.

[this_is_me] 09/9/2002 10:05

CUY looking good. The business is progressing well and there is plenty of room to expand. They seem to be doing everything right.

[dark matter] 03/9/2002 11:51

VENUS CAN YOU PLEASE LEAVE THIS BB FOR GOOD.

NO ONE IS INTERESTED IN YOUR PYRAMID SELLING SCHEMES.

CASHEVOLUTION IS NOTHING MORE THAN A CON.

YOU ARE NOTHING MORE THAN A CON MAN FOR TRYING TO SELL IT.

YOU ARE CLOGGING UP THE BB AND DESTROYING THE VALUE OF IT TO OTHER POSTERS.

YOU ARE NOT WELCOME HERE.

PLEASE GO AWAY.

[venus] 03/9/2002 11:45

Hi

Welcome to what I am starting to believe is going to be a great income maker in the not to distant future. I got involved with CASHEVOLUTION not so long ago and already my team is building nicely.

As I am sure you have already read, it is quite simply a case of getting people to sign up through your website e.g. mine is WWW.VENUS.CASHEVOLUTION.COM and your team building begins. Its that simple. As I explain to everyone else this is a numbers game - the more people you tell of this system, the more that will join.

The easiest way to start is to explain this system to friends and family. These are the people who will obviously trust you most. Then it is a case of letting the rest of the world know. There are numerous free traffic building sites and classified ad sites which I will list in a minute. These will help you get started but the success rate through these sites is limited. So the more you subscribe to the better your chances. Then of course there is good old leafleting. Takes time, but again, costs next to nothing. I have also had car stickers made displaying my website address. Then of course there is newspaper advertising. Almost certainly the most successful form of advertising. But it costs. I am actually about to put an ad into one of my regional papers. I will let you know how successful it was. Another idea is to speak to your local news agent. For a small fee they may be happy to slip on of your leaflets into each of their papers prior to delivery.

I am sure you have now got the jist of what I am trying to say. TELL EVERYONE. So many people are fed up with their work these days, more and more people will be willing to give these ideas a go. Anyway here are those sites I promised:



















Best of luck. Lets make this work.

Regards

Gavin

[curlyweb] 30/4/2002 22:51

Has anybody any further news on this stock? I bought in a year ago and am nearly breaking even at 9p. It looks like they may have peaked at 10p this morning

[edgarssoni] 27/4/2002 09:13

Hoping for a mention in the weekend press...

{:o)

[daveas] 27/4/2002 00:38

announcement just made that the MD has purchased further shares yesterday at 7.5p and more at 8p.He must have big wellies.

[daveas] 27/4/2002 00:29

cuy now being offered at 10p .This stock is now starting to be taken notice of since the directors bought shares.
As per directors statement this company is not promising jam tomorrow but jam today.

[edgarssoni] 26/4/2002 14:47

Director Shareholding
26/04/2002 12:03:16

County Contact Centres PLC

Directors' Share Dealings

The Company received notification yesterday that following the purchase of
100,000 ordinary 1p shares at a price of 7.75 pence each and a further 50,000
ordinary 1p shares at 8 pence each, Suffolk Life Annuities Limited is now
interested in 3,843,255 ordinary 1p shares representing 14.31 per cent of the
issued share capital of the Company.

The Company was also notified yesterday that William Catchpole, the Managing
Director of the Company, sold 100,000 ordinary 1p shares at a price of 7.75
pence per share into the market, and his pension scheme, held with Suffolk Life
Annuities Limited, bought back the same amount at the same price. This did not
change William Catchpole's beneficial interest in the company.

In addition, William Catchpole, the Managing Director of the Company, now has an
interest in a further 50,000 ordinary shares in the Company, taking his total
interest to 1,050,374 shares representing 3.91 per cent of the issued shares of
that class.

[edgarssoni] 25/4/2002 16:10

Holding(s) in Company

County Contact Centres PLC - 25 April 2002

Notifiable Interest

The Company was notified that on 24th April 2002, Mr Peter Wildey acquired
200,000 ordinary shares of 1p each in the company. As a result of this
transaction, Mr Wildey's holding of ordinary shares is now 1,620,000,
representing 6.03 per cent of the issued shares of that class.

[edgarssoni] 25/4/2002 16:08

County Contact Centres PLC - 25 April 2002

Directors' Share Dealings

The Company received notification yesterday that following the purchase of
335,000 ordinary 1p shares in the Company at a price of 6.75 pence each, Suffolk
Life Annuities Limited is now interested in 3,693,255 ordinary 1p shares
representing 13.75 per cent of the issued share capital of the Company.

As a consequence of this transaction, Stuart Gordon, the Finance Director of the
Company, now has an interest in a further 111,667 ordinary shares in the
Company, taking his total interest to 216,667 shares, representing 0.81 per cent
of the issued shares of that class.

As a consequence of this transaction, Simon Madden, the Sales Director of the
Company, now has an interest in a further 111,666 ordinary shares in the
Company, taking his total interest to 184,666 shares, representing 0.69 per cent
of the issued shares of that class.

As a consequence of this transaction, Geoffrey Forsyth, the Technical

Director of the Company, now has an interest in a further 111,667 ordinary
shares in the Company, taking his total interest to 151,667 shares, representing
0.56 per cent of the issued shares of that class.

[this_is_me] 16/11/2001 14:25

RNS Number:2601N
County Contact Centres PLC
Someone likes the prospects!!

16 November 2001

County Contact Centres PLC (the "Company")

Notifiable Interest

The Company received notification yesterday that following a purchase on 15
November 2001 of 600,000 ordinary shares of 4 pence each in the Company, Mr
Peter Wildey now has a total interest in 1,220,000 ordinary shares in the
Company representing 4.54 per cent of the issued share capital of that class.


County Contact(CUY)

[kamber] 19/10/2001 00:16

Superficially the business model is simple - 2 million+ UK companies/business trying to reach consumers - 1% take up rate by companies for "informative entries" at say £100 p.a or £10 per month per company - Revenue £2 Million p.a.

The issue is implementation costs exceeding revenues. It seems that Scoot had an inability to put customer data on line in a timely manner which caused major disatisfaction to customers who refused to renew contracts. CUY are a B2B and is nto very consumer friendly. I like their equifax credit rating link and some other peripherals. So, if CUY can keep cost structure low then the database, and income stream, may improve over time.

[zeustrading] 15/10/2001 14:46

Apart from a better operating system and a larger database , what is the difference between them and Scoot? Neither seem to have a viable business model

[this_is_me] 14/10/2001 22:04

They claim to be making money from their directory at the operating level. Will they survive?

[kamber] 08/10/2001 13:29

I hope CUY do well but the CUY directory is a B2B directory and is woefully out of date, lacking in useful information and useless for consumers. Just try looking for a plumber. I have a modest shareholding bought at 6 pence. There is a real need for a consumer directory which provides users with more information than Yell, Scoot or Thomsons which are just glorified replicas of paper directories. CUY are not currently focused on this aspect of their business.