Group Nbt Share Discussion Threads

[12345th] 08/8/2006 11:00

Go on NBT you beauty, up you go!!!! Not even cadwell´s "12 free days" can stop you now!!! ROFLMAO!!!

[12345th] 08/8/2006 09:43

Stll waiting cadwell!! ROFLMAO!!!

[12345th] 27/7/2006 12:12

Shown your true colours. I think there are other "issues" in your life causing this anger! LOL!!

Still awaiting evidence of your free 12 days!! LOL!!

[12345th] 27/7/2006 11:27

I eagerly await confirmation that you have received 12 days free! LOL!!

[cadwell] 27/7/2006 11:24

6 hours = 12 days free, 12 days is 3.29% of a year, they now have to give there customers 3.29% free.

[12345th] 27/7/2006 10:09

cadwell, I asked how you came up with that precise figure ...?

[cadwell] 27/7/2006 09:48

12345th they are liable, I am a shareholder and a customer.

were else would a 3.29% unexpected cost burden to affect if not profits?

[12345th] 26/7/2006 13:29

Yes but if it was a much wider industry problem then NBT´s liability might not be as you assume it to be.

Also, how the heck can you be so specific in your calculation of the effect on profits?!

[cadwell] 26/7/2006 13:11

12345th 6 hours outage = 12 days free service for dedicated server customers 3.29% straight out of the profits

[12345th] 25/7/2006 14:11

looks like NBT was in good company! Just found this message on the www.yahoo.co.uk site:

"Sorry - we had some problems
One of our computer centres was affected by a power outage on Sunday.

This meant that we weren't able to bring you services like your Yahoo! Mail or home page as reliably as usual. These Yahoo! services are back to normal.

We are sorry that you didn't get the kind of service you should have expected from us. We hope it did not inconvenience you too much.

Thank you for your patience.

The Yahoo! team "

[12345th] 25/7/2006 09:27

Doubt it cadwell. This one rises and falls all the time, it´s the market makers! But what was this down time all about then?

[cadwell] 25/7/2006 09:14

Maybe the fall yesterday was due to the massive down time (6 hours) on the net benefit network on sunday, with there service agreement it is going to cost them.

I am slightly concerned that they did not make an announcement about it

[its the oxman] 26/6/2006 08:24

expect its set to break 150p now on next decent market rally

[cadwell] 26/6/2006 08:23

Even more good news at nbt


RNS Number:0674F
Group NBT PLC
26 June 2006

Group NBT plc

Positive guidance on profits


Group NBT plc is pleased to announce that, as a result of strong trading in the
second half of the year, which ends 30 June 2006, PBTA is expected to be
comfortably ahead of market expectations.

This performance has been underpinned by the introduction of .eu, a new
top-level domain, which many customers have registered during the launch period
to secure their intellectual property rights.

In addition, following the exercise of options by John Parcell, Non-executive
Chairman on 10 May 2006, the Group is expected to report a lower than expected
tax charge for the year. This has provided the Group with a deduction of #0.9m
against taxable profits for the current financial year. The deduction may also
be offset against future profits if it cannot be fully utilised in the current
year.

The Company will announce results for the year ended 30 June 2006 in mid
September.

[12345th] 10/5/2006 16:31

Merryll ups stake to 14.4%.

[tole] 19/4/2006 19:36

Anyone notice the buy for 13605 reported late today for 147..?

[12345th] 13/4/2006 21:34

Quite a vote of confidence from the biggest of the big.

[cadwell] 13/4/2006 18:20

RNS Number:5333B
Group NBT PLC
13 April 2006


Group NBT Plc ("Group NBT" or "the Company")


Holding(s) in Company



The Company was informed by Merrill Lynch Investment Managers Group Limited
("Merrill Lynch") on 12 April 2006 that pursuant to section 198-202 of the
Companies Act 1985, they have an interest in 2,399,512 ordinary shares of 1
pence each in the Company. This represents 12.29% of the Company's issued
ordinary share capital.


The ordinary shares are held by discretionary clients of Merrill Lynch and their
subsidiaries.

[cadwell] 24/3/2006 11:56

johnpaul1

I have a dedicated server with nbt, in my experience they are an excellent company. I used to have a dedicated server with pipex, I had a lot of problems with them and they are very unhelpful. So far nbt have proved to be an excellent company, pipex may be cheaper to purchase from but when you factor in lost business from the server being down etc. nbt work out more cost effective.

cadwell

[hyper al] 24/3/2006 09:36

johnpaul1

Iomart (IOM) are quoted, they took over NicNames and Easyspace, but whatever you do, don't use their services.

I am a web developer and registered many of my clients domains with Nicnames and Easyspace, since Iomart have taken control, they took months to get their online control panel working, they have made changes to my account details, including placing it in someone elses business name! They have introduced many errors into the registration contact details for the domain names. And the fee to move your domain name away from them is now £49+VAT!

Netbenefit are far more reliable (although expensive), but because of all the problems I have had with Iomart, I am now a member and have my own TAG with Nominet for .uk domain names. Can register them for £6 for 2 years. I am also a reseller for SRSPlus (Network Solutions) and can supply ..com/.net domain names for just $16 for 2 years

[12345th] 24/3/2006 09:23

They are the biggest in UK (and maybe Europe too?) and have added-value service offering, with over a third of ftse 100 co.s as clients.

[johnpaul1] 24/3/2006 09:10

just stumbled across this share and would like some info. i have reg. a few domain names and formed a ltd company recently using similar services to nbt group. so i am aware of the big market out there. also aware of loads of competitors. which other companies in this field are quoted and what makes NBT stand out. thanks for any info.

[muddy waters] 17/3/2006 11:09

buy
bulls=growth in core services. relaunched manage hosting service, cash available for acquisitions
bear=price pressure in some markets, rising tax charge