Yes, that is 2003. Keep in mind I have nothing concrete to base that on, just a hunch bet. I saw that thread posted about them the other day, and while the wording in that SEC report was really vague, I bet someone with some real financial legalese experience could decipher what was said. The one thing I find odd is how this ICN company is mentioned in their report they filed with the US government as having something to do with this Worldcom thing, but nowhere on this site that talks about all this has there been mention of anything but Worldcom.
I don't want to see any processors going under, getting out of the business, shut down for whatever reason -- we need as many as we can get.
I do have a feeling that just like the parent business, audiotext, that things are going to consolidate down to something that can be regulated and controlled without a doubt, and the money seems to be the easiest place to control the industry.
You can have the best product in the world but if no one can pay you for it, you are dead in the water...
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11-25-2002
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