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[whowantstobeamillionaire] 10/5/2009 12:59

wow :)


bye bye - he he who who ha ha - LOL

[dapatriot] 09/5/2009 14:15

starters :-



pmsl


whooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh

[dapatriot] 09/5/2009 13:35

it's not what you sell it how u sell it :)



LOL

anyway, u lot continue your virtual game and Ill show u how to sell u know what in the real world :)


pmsl....

[dapatriot] 08/5/2009 16:48

luv goooooooooogle :)

header updated...

[dapatriot] 08/5/2009 16:47

you DUDE H, in excel how can I remove the repetitions ?

IMO, the above should offer any support that may be required :)


pmsl.... busy weekend init :-

ATB and shorters ruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun

[dapatriot] 08/5/2009 15:49

yeah, needs a tidy up.... no rush :)

[leebarrett] 08/5/2009 13:59

That's quite a list - you have been busy.

[dapatriot] 08/5/2009 13:33

Surley :-

Vision is such onc shall have and V.few have imagined :-


no rush....

[dapatriot] 08/5/2009 13:30

Shore Capital Stockbrokers Ltd - www.shorecap.co.uk - 020 74084080

Charles Stanley Stockbrokers - charles-stanley.co.uk - 020 77398200

American Equities Overseas (UK) Ltd - maps.google.co.uk - 020 74957999

Collins Stewart Ltd - www.collins-stewart.com - 020 75238000

Bishopsgate Capital Limited - www.bg-capital.co.uk - 020 7929 2500

Cannaccord Adams Ltd - www.canaccordadams.com - 020 70506500

Chase Lawrence Stockbrokers Ltd - www.chaselawrence.com - 020 7193 8056

Killik & Co - www.unbiased.co.uk - 020 73370777

LOM (UK) Limited - www.lom.com - 020 7659 5610

Jermyn Capital Partners - www.jermyncapital.co.uk - 020 73992020

[blank frank] 20/4/2007 19:04

TMG Telecom: Twenty Main Great Traits


Telecom Shares You Should Buy: The Tips League Table

[blank frank] 20/4/2007 18:58

TMG Telecom: Twenty Main Great Traits


Telecom Shares You Should Buy: The Tips League Table

[blank frank] 18/4/2007 20:18

TMG Telecom: Twenty Main Great Traits


Telecom Shares You Should Buy: The Tips League Table

[energyi] 03/2/2006 11:00

Quoted in London...

BCE...... 13.50 4.8% 14.2
BellSouth 16.25 4.0% 19.3
BT....... 205.5 5.3% 11.5
Cable&W.. 98.25 4.1%. 9.1
Colt Tel. 60.00 ----. ---
DtscheTel 8.725 4.7% 11.9
Easynet.. 175.5 ----. ---
Fibernet. 71.00 ----. ---
Kingston. 69.00 1.3% 32.3
NipponTT. 2539. 1.1% 13.1
PatientLn 26.25 ----. ---
TelePlus. 152.5 3.9% 17.3
Thus..... 14.25 ----. ---
Vanco.... 562.5 ---- 45.2
Verizon.. 17.62 5.1% 10.6

[bionicdog] 16/1/2006 07:56

Learn from you or channel 4 text where you read it yesterday?

[maestro.] 16/1/2006 04:59

pipex...watch and learn!

[mad4it] 03/10/2005 12:22

I find using the phrase: "Are you wearing any panties ?" also helps hasten their departure.....especially if it's a man.

[gulliverr] 03/10/2005 12:20

Saying you don't understand their English really winds them up and they go on for ever, whereas saying the line-owner is in prison gets shot very fast..

[mad4it] 03/10/2005 12:08

Emigrate to China.

Regards

Helpful mad

[maestro.] 27/8/2004 04:20

BT told to cut cost of lines to rivals

Richard Wray
Friday August 27, 2004
The Guardian

Telecoms watchdog Ofcom yesterday tried to relax BT's hold on the nation's network of phone lines by ordering a reduction of more than 70% in the price the company can charge its rivals to use them.
The cuts, which are more severe than the reductions planned by BT, are designed to speed up the introduction of new services such as TV over phone lines and make it easier for internet service providers such as Wanadoo and AOL to enter the residential telephony market with innovative products. Known as local loop unbundling, the process of handing over control of the crucial connection between BT's local telephone exchanges and individual households has been painfully slow since it started more than two years ago.

Of the 25m or so BT lines that connect houses and businesses to local exchanges, a mere 16,000 have so far been unbundled. Ofcom yesterday said it wants 1m lines unbundled by 2005-06.

Many of BT's rivals believe that local loop unbundling is the best way to ensure long-term competition in the market. BT hands over ownership of the line and the new owner can collect the termination charge levied on inbound calls from other networks.

In France, new entrant Free has used the economics of local loop unbundling to offer customers free local and national calls, more than 40 digital TV channels and broadband at four times the speed of services available in the UK, all for about £20 a month.

In May, BT said it would cut the cost of a shared unbundled line - where it retains some rights - by 70% and a fully unbundled line by 15%.

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Yesterday Ofcom ordered that the one-off connection charge for a shared unbundled line be reduced by 68% to £37.03 by the end of the year and its annual rental be slashed 76% to £12.64.

For fully unbundled lines, Ofcom went even further than BT had wanted, demanding a 42% reduction in the one-off cost of transferring a line to £50.70 and a 27% drop in the price BT can charge to install and then hand over a new line to £192.64. It will adjudicate on the cost of renting a fully unbundled line - currently £105 a year - next spring.

BT said yesterday that the price reductions were slightly more than expected but that it would be able to work with them. James Waterworth, regulatory and government affairs manager at rival Telefónica UK, added: "This is another step in the right direction for internet service providers and their customers. Control over the local loop will allow Telefónica UK to offer a richer broadband experience, including services such as voice and video."

Ofcom yesterday also set the price for BT's Datastream product which many ISPs want to use to offer near-unbundled services. The United Kingdom Internet Federation, however, warned the price could leave "a large number of ISPs ... in a position where they will be unable to compete".