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eTelcharge.com Inc


NOTE: This is the first company we are listing (on 6/18/2008) – it’s a client. We will add others in the next few days, and keep adding as Larry identifies situations to add.

Our Opinion


We like what Rob Howe has accomplished since he took over. He turned this into a completely new company. It’s truly an emerging growth company – it’s a serious turnaround – & it’s extremely undervalued, based on the huge market it serves.

Don’t be fooled by the past history on this one – the important element here is the large market ETLC faces. Can you just picture the many folks who have neither a bank account nor a credit card that will be able to purchase some of their key staples online? I suggest that you take a close look at this one before many in the investing public learn about what ETLC is doing. Check www.eTelcharge.com.

We especially like all of the key agreements Rob Howe has negotiated – especially the fact that its subscribers can purchase premier movies, TV shows, & music videos through its industry first “Electronic Bill-Through-Phone Gift Certificates,” & the possibility that its offer to acquire PaymentOne will be accepted.

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