Freedom4 Share Discussion Threads

[donkeystone] 07/8/2008 15:45

Large nosebleeds all round.

ttfn

[hammy_davies_snr] 07/8/2008 15:09

Afternoon lover.

[spights] 07/8/2008 15:07

yehaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[ciderboy] 07/8/2008 15:07

a close above 2p would be chart breakout.

[vivgav] 07/8/2008 07:51

SHARES MAG TODAY

Penny shares to grow:

* Eleco -- Freedom Communications -- Mediterranean Oil & Gas -- Mineral IRL -- Rurelec

[plast] 05/8/2008 09:27

phone them up and ask them, you can only but try.

[dabberman] 02/8/2008 15:56

Anyone know for sure how many real customers FFG have?
From what I hear they have no customers, have consequently reduces workforce by half, what is left is not very good, no infrastructure. All they seem to have is a 16d licence, are waiting for 16e but there will be no chipsets that support FFG's frequency. Aside from that investing in an emerging market could be a good move and FFG are cheap. I wonder though, with less people than before and less money than before, what future they have?

[micky468] 31/7/2008 20:58

it could be better 57% is that all ;-)



"We expect global WiMAX subscribers to grow from just over 2.1m in 2007 to 41m in 2012, with emerging markets accounting for 57% of all customers in 2012," concludes Aytar.

[troys] 31/7/2008 17:01

The new WiMAX operator members of WBA, who also offer public Wi-Fi services, include FREEDOM4 (UK), NOMAD (Mauritius), Unwired (Australia) and YTLE (Malaysia).

[troys] 31/7/2008 14:05

I am sure we will be the last to hear anything Kooba. Thanks

[kooba] 31/7/2008 13:54

understand escrow funds from broadband disposal are being or have been realised,bumps up the cash pile and at least there were no problems with release.when are we expecting any update?

[spights] 31/7/2008 10:18

Thank you Bob:o)))))))))))))))

[troys] 31/7/2008 08:52

thanks young Bob :-)

[veryoldbob] 31/7/2008 08:17

Tech Guardian news story:



As usual, concentrates on mobile WiMAX and not FWA and suggests no roll out until wat after the Autumn spectrum auction, but at least mentions the MK trial (but not F4 by name).

[troys] 23/7/2008 19:39

As a non-land example, the UK government has auctioned off the part of the EM spectrum that carries the new WiMax wireless network signals to a single enterprise, Freedom4 for the whole of the UK. They now hold a monopoly on something that is a gift of nature that anyone else wanting to develop WiMAX networks have to use. They can therefore charge more or less what they like for licenses to others to use that part of the spectrum whilst doing precisely nothing to develop the services that would run on it.

[troys] 21/7/2008 13:30

Sunk already

[spights] 21/7/2008 10:57

maybe a toy one:o)

[philaj] 21/7/2008 10:55

ummm - yes - I remember that now...I'll wait until then to buy my Yacht then !

[spights] 21/7/2008 10:53

Yes because you will get some money back in 2009

[philaj] 21/7/2008 10:52

Are these shares really worth keeping ? Had them since before the Pipex debacle - and nothing seems to be happening.

Phil

[troys] 21/7/2008 08:34

Morning spights. Would be nice to have some kind of update from the Co.

[spights] 21/7/2008 08:12

Good Morning Troys :o)))))))))))))))))))))))))))

[troys] 21/7/2008 07:08

Thanks spights. Great article.