mehrere 100 % - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Saftladen]

bei den aussis die 0,04 geknackt

0,044 geschlossen

fairer wert in deutschland 0,028

aktuell bei 0,023





Last Trade: 0.044
Trade Time: Jul 14
Change: 0.006 (15.79%)
Prev Close: 0.038
Open: 0.037
Bid: 0.040
Ask: 0.044
1y Target Est: N/A

Day`s Range: 0.037 - 0.044
52wk Range: 0.035 - 0.085
Volume: 634,115
Avg Vol (3m): 387,913
Market Cap: N/A
P/E (ttm): N/A
EPS (ttm): 0.000
Div Yield (ttm): N/A (N/A)

aller guten dinge sind 3

[Saftladen]

bid und ask zieht schon an

[Baer]

... dazu müsste der - pardon - Saftladen aber zum ersten Mal nach 2 Jahren wieder halbwegs vernünftige Zahlen vorlegen.

Wobei vernünftig in diesem Falle auch heißt, dass die Zahlen nachvollziehbar sein sollten. Bisher wurde die Firma ja eher als Geldbeförderanstalt für den Durchlauf auf die Privatkonten des Inhabers und seiner Gespielinnen benutzt.

Ich denke der Laden könnte in der Tat einen kontinuierlichen Gewinn erwirtschaften, wenn man alle halblegalen Geldabflüsse stopft, die Kosten ein wenig senkt und die Vergabe von Prämien bzw. Optionen an entsprechende Leistung koppelt und nicht an Geräuschblasen und Behauptungen.

Der Bär

[Coolhawk]

Bin nihct mehr so genau im Bilde mit ASC, aber kommen da bald Zahlen?

Ich sags euch, sobald ich hier in Deutschland meine Einstandspreise sehe (oder auch nur annähern) wär ich richtig froh den Haufen Aktien loszuwerden..

Wie Baer schon schrieb, alles arg undurchsichtig was da gespielt wird...sollte man sich da mal auf Tugenden besinnen, ist da sicher mehr drin. Ich mein die Inetseite von denen ist nett..um längem besser als B.U.
Doch die Zeiten sind leider vorbei wo galt "sex sells ever"

[Saftladen]

@coolhawk

wo bist du den rein ?

sind wir da noch weit entfernt ?

[Coolhawk]

Jojo, bin schon paar Jährchen dabei

Ich glaub erster Kauf war wohl 2001 später nochmal nachgelegt und KK gedrückt...tja, aber bischen mehr als jetzt bedarf es schon noch...

Ist erstens net viel (relativ) und 2. Hop oder Top
Mein erster großer Fehlinvest..da häng ich dran

[Saftladen]

bis 0,10 sehe ich kein problem

nur wenn du höher gekauft hast solltest du vielleicht beim nächsten anstieg mit einsteigen

aber ab 0,20 ?

wäre ja nicht schlecht , da mache ich dann ca.1000 %

ups

fairer wert wäre jetzt ca.0,028
aktuwll 0,024

ask zieht auch an

schau mer mal

[Coolhawk]

Bis 0,10€ siehst du keine Probleme? Mhh, wüsste absolut nihct wo die auf einmal herkommen sollten Würde mir aber reichen um sogar mit Gewinn wieder rauszugehen

Doch bis dahin bin ich wohl Großvater

[Saftladen]

das geht schneller als du denkst

hab da was schönes im petto

...lass dich überraschen

[Coolhawk]

[posting]17.286.544 von Saftladen am 20.07.05 16:26:34[/posting]Jetzt machst du mich aber neugierig

Na da werd ich mal sehen und der Dinge harren...

Seit einigen tagen ist wenigstens wiedre mal Bewegung drin, sogar in positive Richtung, we will see...

[Saftladen]

die letzten tage nur käufer

rate mal warum

und das bin nicht nur ich

[Baer]

Nach Art des Hauses wären Ende dieses Monats die Quartalszahlen fällig (Q4) und Mitte August sowas wie ein vorläufiger Abschluss.

Also nur noch wenige Tage, bis wir uns mal wieder kräftig die Haare raufen können.

Der Bär

[Coolhawk]

Was willst da noch Haare raufen? Für mich sind die eigentlich abgeschrieben, weiss nihct was da positives kommen sollte, auch wenn Saftladen da recht optimistisch ist..

[Saftladen]

abwarten

wir werden sehen

bis jetzt habe ich mich selten geirrt

..und wenn doch gibt es halt neue at

hat doch auch etwas

[gerd28]

saftladen, Du wirst Recht behalten.

Der Anstieg wird am 03.08. oder 04.08. stattfinden.

Warum ???

Weil ich da auf Dienstreise (wie im Mai 2002) in USA bin und meine Stücke nur schwierig verkaufen kann.

Damals stieg der Kurs innerhalb von 3 Tagen von 0,13 auf 0,20. Kaum zu Hause war er wieder bei 0,15.

Das Gleiche (diesmal halt von 0,023 auf 0,04) passiert bestimmt nächste Woche wieder ...

Ein bisschen abergläubisch, ich gebs zu ...

gerd28

[foser1]

Welch eine Sch... Aktie.
Da hab ich seinerzeit auch ganz schön Federn gelassen und bin mit 97% Miesen raus. Aber wenn jeder nur verkaufen will, kann ja nichts Gescheites daraus werden.
Was mich wundert, warum sich der Laden so lange halten kann. Die Seite ist ja auch nicht schlecht, abgesehen davon, dass es nur Filme ab 16 gibt.
Vielleicht sollten mal alle die Hälfte ihrer Aktien verkaufen und davon Zeug bei adultshop ordern.
Dann hätte man auf einen Schlag eine KUV vorn 2 und alle hätten was davon, weil sich dann der Kurs mindestens verdoppeln würde.

[Coolhawk]

[posting]17.351.421 von foser1 am 26.07.05 18:09:32[/posting]Du verkaufst mit 97% Verlust??? Nicht dein ernst oder?

Also bei mir zwar keine 97% , aber wie schon oben geschrieben hab ich pers. alles abgeschrieben und als totalverlust vermerkt. Doch warum sollte ich da noch verkaufen?

Wenn man sie hält können evtl noch wunder passieren, hats man für sich schon abgeschrieben kann eigentlich nix mehr passieren, ausser das ding schiesst es durch die decke *kicha*

Ne, k.a. was Saftladen vor hat, der soll das ding aber über 8€ Cent schiessen und gut ist...dann bin ich raus

[NTVJunky]

was`n hier los...?

a-shop lebt also hier weiter!?
damit hab ich nicht gerechnet!

bin 2002 zu 0.30 öro-cent rein, und hab durch nen nachkauf bis auf 200 € das meiste vor dem sex-schlund retten können!

Irgendwie is nich mehr mit sex sells - beate is auch auf `m absteigenden ast...
Ich wünsch uns allen 2007 die 0.30 wieder !

hot greets.

[Baer]

Uhäää - der Kurs zeigt Zuckungen.

Die Zocker sind unter uns!

Der Bär

[haribo]

wie hies der letzte User der hier die Aktie pushen wollte und wieder in der Versenkung verschwunden ist?
Der hatte sogar ne Seite für Adultshop gemacht. So ne Infoseite.

na wenigstens habe ich eine Sexaktie im Depot ist doch sexy oder

[Coolhawk]

[posting]17.374.649 von haribo am 28.07.05 12:11:15[/posting]Jo, daran kann ich mich auch noch erinnern...die Idee war net schlecht aber der Schuss ging nach hinten bzw gar nict erst los

Na schaun wir mal, es scheint im moment wirklich Zunkungen zu geben, sie lebt also noch, wenn auch nur mit minimalen Puls

[Jack v.s]

Wie er hieß könnte ich Dir sagen, aber finde es am besten selbst heraus, ist doch auch sexy,oder?
Jezt im ernst, ist der Kurs bei über 0,10 Euro, dann könnte man von Zocker bzw. Spekulanten reden die sich was erhoffen oder einfach auf gut Glück auf dem fahrenden Zug aufspringen.Sind wir einmal soweit, dann wird es inte.,den dann könnten durchaus mehrere 100% drin sein.
Soviel dazu. Alles hängt erstmal von Fakten(Zahlen etc.)und dann kommen die Nerven hinzu.

Ich würde nicht einfach jemanden unterstellen "zu pushen".
Es ist hier eine Glaubensfrage,viele glauben, das hier noch einiges passieren wird, ich auch.
Ich gehöre zu den Oldtimern, was die Adultshop-Aktie angeht, im gegensatz zu vielen anderen hier im Board, klasische Neuwagen.

Jack v.s

[Saftladen]

also ich habe seit ein par wochen mich erst einmal richtig eingedeckt

bin auch schon im plus

wenn die zocker erst bei 0,10 kommen kann es mir egal sein

dann sieht der chart brutal aus oder wie sich andere ausdrücken scheisse

seid ihr wirklich noch mit 0,30 drin ?

also dann respekt

jedenfalls bin ich auf grund des charts auf die aktie gestossen


hatte die mal vor einer ewigkeit zwischen 0,03 bis 0,05 gezockt

jedenfalls müsste es die nächsten tage losgehen oder auch nicht

bin aber optimistisch

[GordonGekko1974]

ist ja alles schön und gut und man könnte mal drüber nachdenken welche zu kaufen!Aber kann mir mal einer die aktuelle marktkapitalisierung nennen?

[GordonGekko1974]

danke für die hilfe aber der liebe Gordon hat es selbst rausgefunden

[Sebastian_x]

Die Zahlen, Quartal und Jahr



http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…

[Sebastian_x]

Die Zahlen, Quartal und Jahr



http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…

[Saftladen]

so ist es besser




http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…

[speedy001]

da wird es aber wieder richtung süden gehen

[Saftladen]

abwarten

der kurs wird zum glück bei den aussis gemacht

[rairai]

kann mir jemand übersetzen, wie der quartalsbericht zu bewerten ist? dafür reicht mein englisch leider nicht, danke danke

[Coolhawk]

Was ich so mitbekommen hab ist nur, das sonst nix auffälliges passiert ist und der Cashbestand sich etwas veringert hat. Ansonsten gehts mir wie dir, all zu viel lässt sich daraus wohl nicht nehmen oder ist auch net passiert, sonst würden wir evtl heftiger mit dem Kurs reagieren, positiv oder negativer halt...

[rairai]

danke für deine antwort, hast recht, tut sich gar nichts
heftiger wär okay - positiv allerdings

[Coolhawk]

Huhu Saftladen, meintest du die Zahlen von letzte Woche mit dem evtl Aufwind??? Mhh, viel war das aber net...um nicht zu sagen: Nen Satz mit X...

[Saftladen]

hatte bis jetzt keine zeit mir die zahlen anzusehen

die aussis brauchen auserdem immer etwas länger um zu verdauen

war auch mit anderen aktien beschäftigt

[Saftladen]

[daliath]

Kann jemand sagen, an welchem Termin die neuen Quartalszahlen kommen ??

[modwas]

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[rdncoic]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.344.952 von modwas am 16.05.07 15:58:46

Hmmm...GettingWarmer...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Ok, the adultshop footsies are getting warmer and warmer. Loop Wireless is now Loop Mobile and MOKO. Soon to be listed in Frankfurt Boerse! Then I can add some more to my 130,000 spinn off shares of Loop.

I opened this thread again so all can post their thoughts on the issues on hand. Lots of risk and lots of chance for gain. I was a soldier for 26 years and love risk and reward. oldmanbadman rdncoic

[rdncoic]

Hmmm...NiceUpwardTrending...oldmanbadman rdncoic

ADULTSHOP FPO
Börse: Australien
Datum: 17.05.07
Tickliste Zeit Kurs Volumen
07:24:24 0,038 15000
07:13:09 0,038 5000
07:12:39 0,038 5000
07:11:56 0,038 100000
07:10:46 0,038 5000
07:08:03 0,038 10000
07:06:50 0,038 10000
06:30:18 0,038 58200
05:48:03 0,037 76923
05:48:03 0,037 50000
04:26:28 0,036 20000
02:21:29 0,035 290232
02:00:03 0,035 0
02:00:03 0,035 4768

Hinweis: Angaben in grüner Schrift zeigen, dass der Kurs im Vergleich zum vorigen Kurs gestiegen ist, Angaben in roter Schrift zeigen gefallene Kurse.

[rdncoic]

Hmmm...AussieLandAsksAndBids...oldmanbadman rdncoic

KursdatenBörse
Australien

Aktuell
0,038 AUD

Zeit
17.05.07 07:24

Diff. Vortag
+8,57 %

Tages-Vol.
23.652,75

Gehandelte Stück
650.123

Geld
0,036

Brief
0,039
Zeit
17.05.07 08:04

Spread
7,692%

Geld Stk.
215.000

Brief Stk.
250.000

[rdncoic]

Loop’s IPO To Emphasize That It’s Not Adultshop
By James Quintana Pearce - Thu 26 Apr 2007 07:35 PM PST

I spoke with Loop Mobile CEO Martin Hoffman about the companies plans for an IPO, announced yesterday. I questioned Hoffman on the relatively low amount being sought in the IPO (the company is looking to raise AU$5 million (US$4.17 million) for a market cap of AU$12 million (US$9.92 million)), and he said the early IPO was necessary to separate Loop Mobile from its current owner Adultshop, which bought the company last year. “There was an underestimation of the reputational confusion,” said Hoffman. “Carriers around the world can be conservative.” That was evidenced in the comments to the story yesterday, and although the name “Kink Kommunity” predated Adultshop’s involvement it took on a whole new meaning after the sale… Adultshop will redistribute the shares it owns in Loop Wireless to its own shareholders so it no longer has any relationship with the social network provider.

Loop needs a further injection of funds to expand overseas (its service is currently on Telstra, 3 Australia and 3 UK) which Adultshop wasn’t going to invest, and Hoffman said the planned IPO will raise enough funds to see it at least through this year. Hoffman said that if Loop needs more funds in the future it can “issue more shares later if need be, at a better valuation”. Loop Mobile is in the process of launching on 3 Scandinavia—although the various 3 carriers are largely independent (as opposed to Vodafone, for example) having a good relationship on 3 Australia works as an introduction. There’s also some development of the platform planned...Loop’s service is interconnected between carriers and browser-based, which helps with portability issues.

Loop is also looking at selling its community service to content providers, ones which are already active on the mobile web. For example, Telstra’s AFL site has content based on teams and matches, and includes links that take users to forums to discuss various aspects of the game (Telstra is a carrier, of course, but that’s the general idea). How that is done depends on the deals the content provider already has in place with carriers—data charges can be a real issue if there are no flat-rate plans. Loop is also looking at diversifying its revenue from subscription revenue to ads or content sales.

Posted in: Countries, Australia/NZ, Money, VC M&A, Social Media

[rdncoic]

Loop Mobile is now listed in American Stocks under AU:LPM.


At least in my Market Watch DOT Com


Soon to be on the Frankfurt Exchange under????

Maybe AU000000LPM3 ??? or Better yet, some numbers which are easy to find. oldmanbadman rdncoic

AMP'T may be the big North American Partner to get this ball rolling. oldmanbadman rdncoic

[rdncoic]

Mein Gott, Wir Konnen alle Vielicht Reich sein!! Mit Loop Mobile.

Oder Nicht!

Oder doch! oldmanbadman rdncoic

[rdncoic]

#84 von rdncoic 15.05.07 19:07:21 Beitrag Nr.: 29.330.961
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11th May 2007 – MEF (Mobile Entertainment Forum) have shortlisted Loop Mobile’s MOKO as a finalist in the ‘Communities & User Generated Content’ category of the prestigious 2007 Meffy Awards (in association with Nokia). Recognised throughout the industry as the official benchmark for success and innovation in the global mobile entertainment market, the Meffys are most coveted awards of their kind, honouring only the most influential, visionary and dynamic of companies. This nomination follows Loop’s previous achievements in the AIMIA Awards - highlighting our global expansion and the runaway success of our flagship social networking product, MOKO.



#367 von rdncoic 15.05.07 15:08:52 Beitrag Nr.: 29.325.745
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Sehr geehrte Herr Rdncoic,
Sie konnen zum preis von 0,2 AUD (circa 0,12 EUR) zuzuglich der ublichen bankprovisio 10,000 neue Aktion beziehen. Dabei ist es unerheblich wie hoch die anzahl ihrer aktien per Extag im ihrern Depot ist.
Es konnen nicht mehr oder weniger als 10.000 Aktien bezogen werden.

ERWARTEN WIR IHRE WEISUNG, JEDOCH BIS SPAETESTENS 04.06.2007

BLAH BLAH BLAH That's it folks. oldmanbadman rdncoic


#368 von mailtom123 15.05.07 15:41:01 Beitrag Nr.: 29.326.424
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Tja..das Schreiben hab ich auch von meiner Bank erhalten.

Was nun?

Ist das ne Chance oder ein 1200 €uro-Grab?

Was meint Ihr?


#369 von 1guruguru1 15.05.07 15:42:14 Beitrag Nr.: 29.326.460
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eher ein Grab....

ich werde es nicht tun....


#370 von rdncoic 15.05.07 15:47:47 Beitrag Nr.: 29.326.611
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Har Har Har

1200 euro ein Grab? Eher Bier Geld fuer die monat! Wenig zur anlegen, viel zur gewinn!

No Risk, No Win! oldmanbadman rdncoic

[Saftladen]

[rdncoic]

Hello Saftladen, habe deinen thread wieder zum leben aufgeputz! oldmanbadman rdncoic

[Saftladen]

wann war oder ist der extag

[rdncoic]

Die offizielle Aeichnungsfrist endet am 08062007. Erwarten wir ihre Weisung jedoch bis spaetenstens 04062007.

[rdncoic]

Hmmm..HeuteHabeIch...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Heute habe ich ja geschrieben zum Zeichnung von st..10.000 Aktien der Loop Mobile Ltd. Und mit diesem Ja, habe Ich den chance mehere aktien von loop zu bekommen falls andere nicht ihren chance nehmen zum Vorrechtszeichung von Loop.

Looks good to me but I love Risk/Reward! oldmanbadman rdncoic

[rdncoic]

Aussies rate sex films
By Leah Creighton

May 22, 2007 12:00

AUSTRALIANS are getting more open-minded sexually, with a recent survey finding hardly any respondents were offended by explicit erotic films - believing they help sexual "communication."

The online Censoring Sex survey attracted 1095 participants from across Australia - aged between 18 and 44.

Asked whether they were offended by X18+ rated explicit erotic films, only two per cent said that they were. Almost 100 per cent of male respondents and a staggering 96 per cent of female respondents said that they were not offended.

Survey hosts adultshop.com said the results provided a strong indication that Australian adults were comfortable with sex and watching it in films and many called for the classification of such films to be dropped from X18+ to R18+.

Most respondents said they believed explicit erotic films actually helped improve relationships by enabling couples to communicate what they like and helping to spice up their sex life and more than half of those surveyed said they incorporated erotic films into their bedroom activities.

Interestingly, 52 per cent of females said they watched erotic films to help them get “in the mood” either to have sex with their partner, or alone.

adultshop.com said there was an increase in “quality couples” films released each year, and this was reflected the fact that 80 per cent of participants said they enjoyed watching the films with their partner - even if it was just on rare occasions.

As it is only legal to sell these films in Canberra and the Northern Territory, and illegal in the states of Australia, 28 per cent of respondents from New South Wales and 22 per cent from Queensland
admitted they had purchased an explicit erotic film through an adult retail store where it is illegal to sell them - and 60 per cent had no idea that it was against the law.

Worryingly, only 16 per cent of total respondents said they were offended by films containing violence, but given the choice of buying a classified explicit erotic film, or a film primarily containing violence, 84 per cent of said they’d choose the erotic film.

N.B X18+ rated films contain no violence, sexual violence or sexualised violence, no coercion and no activity of a demeaning nature.

[Albharms]

porno geht doch immer, wann steht diese aktie mal wieder wie ne 1?

[rdncoic]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.412.406 von rdncoic am 22.05.07 08:17:50

Hmmm...FirstNotice...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Loop Mobile Ltd. LPM (Sydney ASX) OverviewProfileNewsChartAnalyst Info.Insider ActionsFinancialsHistorical QuotesOptionsIndustryAnnual ReportHulbert InteractiveAdd to PortfolioAdd to AlertsRSS for AU:LPMN/AChange:0.00 0.00%
Volume:00
12:00am 05/07/2007Disable live quotesOpen:
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Hulbert Interactive
Add to Portfolio
Add to Alerts
RSS for AU:LPM

[rdncoic]

Hmmm...InsiderGettingInBig...oldmanbadman rdncoic

This is an insider getting in because he or she have information about the stock getting ready to explode. News about Loop and its American Partner perhaps.


ADULTSHOP FPO
Börse: Australien
Datum: 25.05.07
Tickliste Zeit Kurs Volumen
06:12:40 0,036 247000
06:12:40 0,036 247000
06:12:40 0,036 247000
05:11:21 0,036 297179
05:11:21 0,036 267557
05:11:21 0,036 35264
02:55:38 0,037 0
02:55:38 0,037 15000

Hinweis: Angaben in grüner Schrift zeigen, dass der Kurs im Vergleich zum vorigen Kurs gestiegen ist, Angaben in roter Schrift zeigen gefallene Kurse.

[rdncoic]

Hmmm...ProposedListingDateInAussieland...oldmanbadman rdncoic


Loop Mobile Limited
Proposed ASX code: LPM


Proposed listing date: 26 June 07#

Company contact details www.loopmobilelimited.com
ph: 61 2 9965 7250
fax: [phone]
Principal Activities mobile social networking service
GICS industry group not yet allocated
Issue Price 20 cents per ordinary share
Issue Type equity
Security code LPM
Capital to be Raised $5,000,000
Expected offer close date 8 June 2007
Lead Manager
Austock Corporate Finance Limited
Level 1
350 Collins Street
Melbourne VIC 3000

# Listings dates are proposed dates for first quotation of securities set out in the entity's prospectus or information memorandum. You may not rely on this information in any way.
## Listing dates are anticipated dates for first quotation of securities set by ASX following completion of admission procedures. However, they are subject to change without notice and you may not rely on this information in any way.

Sponsored links

[rdncoic]

The Top 60 Web 2.0 Applications in Australia
By Richard MacManus
12. Kink Kommunity. loopwireless. Mobile social networking community including mixed media blogging. 13. My Cyber Twin. Liesl Capper/ John Zakos. Social networking site populated by virtual personalities that learn their owners' ...

Loop Mobile and Kink Kommunity, #12 in Australia in the top 12 Web Applications. Story Below

The Top 60 Web 2.0 Applications in Australia Written by Guest Author / May 29, 2007 / 1 comments

Editor's Note: This post was written by Ross Dawson, CEO of Advanced Human Technologies and Chairman of Future Exploration Network. Ross is holding a Web 2.0 event in Sydney, Australia on June 6, which I will be a speaker at. In preparation for the conference, Ross has produced this amazing list of Top Aussie Web Apps. Almost as amazingly, I personally know people from all of the top 9 companies in this list, mainly because they all seem to be in Silicon Valley at the same time as me ;-) Which is to say, hanging out at Web 2.0 conferences and infiltrating Mike Arrington's house. Australians are a resourceful lot! Indeed, note that Ross almost tries to claim a New Zealand company below (Eurekster), but he admitted it was kiwi in the end... well the technology anyway! Remember Split Enz? :-) Kiwi band claimed by Australians as their own. Anyway, I digress. Here is Ross' excellent post -- enjoy!

At Future Exploration Network's Web 2.0 in Australia event on June 6, we are including a showcase of the top five examples of Web 2.0 coming out of this glorious country. Identifying who we wanted to invite to the showcase proved a marvelous opportunity to take a good look at what's out there in the world of Web 2.0. The result is the following list of Australia's Top 60 Web 2.0 applications.

At the Web 2.0 in Australia event we are showcasing five companies (written up in more detail here) - Atlassian, Gnoos, Omnidrive, Scouta, and Tangler. These fascinating and innovative companies have been chosen for our showcase because they are particularly effective in showing the diversity of the field to our senior executive audience, which gave slightly different results to the Top 60 list.

You'll find our Top 60 below. The sites are ranked in approximate order of how prominent they are (or should be), based on four criteria:

Web 2.0 characteristics
Coolness/ Innovation
Maturity
Commercial success/ number of users
The first comment to make is that coolness and maturity are often inversely correlated. What used to be hot is now ho-hum, while the more innovative applications just out the door haven't had the time to become mature or gain commercial success. That means some extremely cool and promising applications such as Outback Online, Particls, Vquence, or even SmoothBudget (ranked 59) are outside the top tier on the list, not because they aren't very interesting and exciting, but because they are in alpha or beta, and so don't yet score well on the maturity and commercial success factors. Hopefully that will rapidly change. In other words, you can still find some very interesting early stage applications further down on this list, so please don't just look at the top.

[rdncoic]

Adultshop green lights Loop listing
Ninemsn, Australia - 2 hours ago
Adultshop.com shareholders have given the green light to the spin-off of social networking services provider Loop Mobile Ltd, which plans to list on the ...

[rdncoic]

ADULTSHOP.com shareholders have given the green light to the spin-off of social networking services provider Loop Mobile Ltd, which plans to list on the Australian stock exchange (ASX) in June.

Loop is an international provider of mobile social networking services for third-generation or 3G networks, and targets the youth and young adult demographic.

Loop said the initial public offering and listing would help fund the company's desire to take its MOKO 1 chat m-site from current markets in the United Kingdom and Australia to North America, Europe and New Zealand.

Adultshop.com bought the business last year and then proposed to separately list the mobile networking group on the exchange.

Shareholders of the sex products group today gave the go ahead to the spin-off at a special meeting in Perth.

Loop is looking to raise $5 million through the sale of 25 million shares at 20 cents each.

The company is headed by the former chief executive of Ninemsn, Martin Hoffman.

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Hmmm...MOKO1...oldmanbadman rdncoic

So, our Loop Mobile and our MOKO 1. Sounds good to me. I like it. Got Adultshop? Got Loop Mobile? Then you have MOKO 1.

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Hmmm...JustAsSoonAs...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Look for good news just as soon as the spin off is complete. When Loop Mobile is free from Adultshop, the sparks will fly. For Sure!

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Adultshop gives green light to Loop listing
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AdvertisementAdultshop.com shareholders have given the green light to the spin-off and public listing of Loop Mobile, a provider of mobile phone services for Big Brother.

Adultshop.com bought Loop, which provides social networking services for third generation or 3G mobile networks, last year.

It then proposed to separately list the company on the Australian stock exchange.

Shareholders of the sex products group gave the go ahead to the spin-off at a special meeting in Perth today.

Loop boss Martin Hoffman, a former chief executive of Ninemsn, said the company, which targets the youth and young adult market, would look to build its presence internationally once the listing process is finalised.

"We'll be appointing some new staff in the UK and we'll be transferring some of our people from Perth over to the US, with a focus on growing the business internationally," he told AAP.

"We have a dual-strategy of focusing on carrier partnerships and also on the white-label deal, where we provide a platform to support other brands.

"We're getting some strong interest in those services overseas."

Loop provides white-label social networking and community services for third-party owners, including ChatZone for sporting events on Telstra's NextG network, and a social network service based on the 2007 Big Brother television program.

The company's flagship mobile social network product, MOKO 1, is used across the 3 Mobile Australia and 3 Mobile United Kingdom networks.

Loop is looking to raise $5 million through the sale of 25 million shares at 20 cents each to list on the ASX next month.

The company is backed by Allco Equity Partners Ltd chief executive and former Publishing and Broadcasting boss Peter Yates, who has injected about $1.25 million in the initial public offering.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.544.934 von rdncoic am 30.05.07 19:17:41

kann das jemand mal übersetzen kan man loop kaufen oder lieber die finger weg lassen wer hat eine einschätzung.......

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Ich bin dabei.

http://www.itwire.com.au/content/view/11662/53/

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Loop Mobile to split from AdultShop and raise $5m though IPO
By Stuart Corner
Monday, 30 April 2007
Page 1 of 2
Loop Mobile is planning to demerge from AdultShop and an initial public offering and listing on the Australian Stock Exchange.
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It has lodged a prospectus with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) and plans to begin trading on the ASX on Tuesday 26 June. Twenty five million shares will be offered at $0.20 each to raise up to $5 million, about 41 percent of the company, with a minimum subscription of $4 million. AdultShop shareholders will receive between them 21.7 million shares. The offer will open 30 May and close on 8 June 2007.

Peter Yates, CEO of Allco Equity Partners and former CEO of Publishing and Broadcasting has committed to invest $1.25 million in the IPO. If all the shares on offer in the IPO are taken up he will be the largest shareholder with 12 percent and Greg Kennedy (Loop's initial seed investor) will hold 11 percent. The company intends to use the funds raised from the IPO to expand its range of services and to fund the marketing and roll-out of its services.

Loop was established in Perth in 2004 and is now led from Sydney by Martin Hoffman, CEO and managing director. It was acquired by AdultShop in August 2006. Since then AdultShop has funded Loop's development and operations. Loop had revenue of $632,000 in the six months to December 2006, and is forecasting revenue of $915,000 for the six months to June 2007, giving a total of $1.55 million for the 2007 financial year. This represents an increase of 730 percent over the revenue of $212,000 for the 2006 financial year. Most of the company's' revenue is generated outside Australia, according to Hoffman.

Earnings before Interest and Tax (EBIT) adjusted for one-off and non-recurring costs associated with the offer is forecast to be a loss of $2.32 million for the 2007 financial year. This compares with an EBIT loss of $1.77 million for the 2006 financial year, and, says Loop, reflects the increased investment in the development and roll-out of its services internationally.

Hoffman acknowledged that part of the reason for the IPO was to distance the company from AdultShop and he added: "The transparency of being a public company is a useful thing when dealing with international telcos and having that script may well provide flexibility for future acquisitions and corporate ventures."

Ihren Auftrag zur Vorrechtszeichnung Loop Mobile haben wir erhalten. Bitte beachten Sie, dass the zeichnung einer teil-ober nich zuteilung unterliegen kann

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Hmmm...ILikeThat...DasMachIch...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Adultshop.com hat die Entflechtung der Loop Mobile LTD. Beschlossen. Fuer 15.3398264 Aktien der Adultshop.com LTD, erhalten Sie zusatzlich 1 Aktie der Loop Mobile LTD, 06.06.2007

Und wenn die steigen?

Und wenn die sinken?

Egal, Ich bin dabei!

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Adultshop gives green light to Loop listing
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AdvertisementAdultshop.com shareholders have given the green light to the spin-off and public listing of Loop Mobile, a provider of mobile phone services for Big Brother.

Adultshop.com bought Loop, which provides social networking services for third generation or 3G mobile networks, last year.

It then proposed to separately list the company on the Australian stock exchange.

Shareholders of the sex products group gave the go ahead to the spin-off at a special meeting in Perth today.

Loop boss Martin Hoffman, a former chief executive of Ninemsn, said the company, which targets the youth and young adult market, would look to build its presence internationally once the listing process is finalised.

"We'll be appointing some new staff in the UK and we'll be transferring some of our people from Perth over to the US, with a focus on growing the business internationally," he told AAP.

"We have a dual-strategy of focusing on carrier partnerships and also on the white-label deal, where we provide a platform to support other brands.

"We're getting some strong interest in those services overseas."

Loop provides white-label social networking and community services for third-party owners, including ChatZone for sporting events on Telstra's NextG network, and a social network service based on the 2007 Big Brother television program.

The company's flagship mobile social network product, MOKO 1, is used across the 3 Mobile Australia and 3 Mobile United Kingdom networks.

Loop is looking to raise $5 million through the sale of 25 million shares at 20 cents each to list on the ASX next month.

The company is backed by Allco Equity Partners Ltd chief executive and former Publishing and Broadcasting boss Peter Yates, who has injected about $1.25 million in the initial public offering.

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Loop raises $5 million in oversubscribed IPO
By Stuart Corner
Monday, 11 June 2007
The $5 million IPO of Loop Mobile, an international provider of mobile social networking services, has closed oversubscribed with "strong support from institutional and retail investors," according to the company. It expects to commence trading on the ASX on 26 June.


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Loop Mobile to split from AdultShop and raise m though IPO
At the end of April Loop Mobile announced plans to demerge from AdultShop and raise $5 million through an IPO. CEO and managing director, Martin Hoffman, acknowledged at the time that part of the reason for the IPO was to distance the company from AdultShop and he added: "The transparency of being a public company is a useful thing when dealing with international telcos and having that script may well provide flexibility for future acquisitions and corporate ventures."

Announcing the closure of the IPO, Hoffman said: "Since the lodging of our prospectus, the business has continued to perform well. Our results for the FY07 year will be consistent with the prospectus forecast." He added: "We have preliminary agreements for further expansion of our third-party branded community service business. Loop will be the provider of social networking services to ITV in the United Kingdom, commencing with communities built around The X-Factor and other television programmes launching initially in August.

"We have further accelerated plans for the launch of our own branded community, MOKO, 'off-deck' in the United Kingdom so that it is available to customers of all mobile carriers via the mobile Internet. Loop has the necessary billing and advertising supplier agreements in place to enable launch in the first quarter of FY08."

Loop's major shareholders include interests associated with Peter Yates at 12 percent, Greg Kennedy (Loop's initial seed investor) at 11 percent, Ian Rodwell (founder of Loop and Head of technology and products) at five percent and Hoffman at three percent.

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Sydney, 7 June 2007 – Loop Mobile (Loop), an international provider of mobile social networking services, has been awarded Best Mobile Community and User Generated Content Service at the Meffys, or Mobile Entertainment Awards 2007 held this week in Monte Carlo. The Meffys are run by the Mobile Entertainment Forum, the leading global trade association for companies large and small across the mobile entertainment value chain.




MOKO Nominated In The 2007 Meffys



11th May 2007 – MEF (Mobile Entertainment Forum) have shortlisted Loop Mobile’s MOKO as a finalist in the ‘Communities & User Generated Content’ category of the prestigious 2007 Meffy Awards (in association with Nokia). Recognised throughout the industry as the official benchmark for success and innovation in the global mobile entertainment market, the Meffys are most coveted awards of their kind, honouring only the most influential, visionary and dynamic of companies. This nomination follows Loop’s previous achievements in the AIMIA Awards - highlighting our global expansion and the runaway success of our flagship social networking product, MOKO.

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ITV lines up 'X Factor' social networking
Monday, June 11 2007, 10:32 BST

By James Welsh, International Editor

ITV is planning to launch mobile social networking services for the next run of The X Factor.

The network has contracted the Australian mobile services firm Loop - which recently raised A$5m in an initial public offering - to provide the service. Loop will also provide other community-based services to ITV in 2008.

Loop's CEO and managing director Martin Hoffman said:

"Loop will be the provider of social networking services to ITV in the United Kingdom, commencing with communities built around The X Factor and other television programmes launching initially in August.":

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Hmmm...SoVorbeiIstEs...oldmanbadman rdncoic

So jetzt ist es vorbei, sie brachen nicht mehr zu uberlegen, kauf oder nicht kauf, HA HA HA Vorbei! Und in ein paar tagen ist die moglichkeit auch vorbei Adultshop zu kaufen un Loop zu bekommen. So, sie konnen ihr gluck dann haben oder nicht haben. Ich habe 140,000 stuck Loop ab den stichtag. Und Sie? oldmanbadman rdncoic

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MEDIA RELEASE
Loop Mobile Limited IPO Closes Oversubscribed
Sydney, 11 June 2007 – Loop Mobile Limited (Loop), an international provider of mobile social networking services, today confirmed that its initial public offering had closed oversubscribed at the maximum level of $5 million as a result of strong support from institutional and retail investors.
For Loop’s Chairman, Greg McCann, the demand for the offer indicated investors’ acknowledgement of the opportunity in the growth of 3G mobile services, and mobile social networking in particular, around the world.
“I am delighted to welcome on board such a wide range of investors from specialist institutions, right through to individual investors and Loop’s own team members,” Mr. McCann outlined.
“Since the lodging of our prospectus, the business has continued to perform well. Our results for the FY07 year will be consistent with the prospectus forecast,” commented the company’s CEO and Managing Director, Martin Hoffman.
Mr Hoffman also outlined initiatives for growth into FY08.
“We have preliminary agreements for further expansion of our third-party branded community service business. Loop will be the provider of social networking services to ITV in the United Kingdom, commencing with communities built around The X-Factor and other television programs launching initially in August.
“We have further accelerated plans for the launch of our own branded community, MOKO, “off-deck” in the United Kingdom so that it is available to customers of all mobile carriers via the mobile internet. Loop has the necessary billing and advertising supplier agreements in place to enable launch in the first quarter of FY08,” said Hoffman.
The quality of Loop’s service was acknowledged at the international MEFFY Awards, with the MOKO platform taking out the ‘Best Mobile Community and User Generated Content Service’ award on June 5 in Monte Carlo. The MEFFYs are organised by the Mobile Entertainment Forum, the leading trade association for the mobile content industry.
Loop’s major shareholders include interests associated with Peter Yates at 12%, Greg Kennedy (Loop’s initial seed investor) at 11%, Ian Rodwell (founder of Loop and Head of Technology and Products) at 5% and Martin Hoffman (CEO and Managing Director) at 3%.
Loop expects to commence trading on the ASX on 26 June 2007*.
Austock Corporate Finance Limited was the Lead Manager and sponsoring broker for the Initial Public Offer.
*key dates are indicative only
Ends
About Loop Mobile Limited
Loop Mobile Limited is an international provider of mobile social networking services, focused on 3G networks, and targeting the youth and young adult demographic. The company’s flagship mobile social network product, MOKO, is implemented across the 3 Mobile Australia and 3 Mobile United Kingdom networks. Loop also provides white-label mobile social network services to major brand and content owners. Loop was founded in 2004 in Perth and is today headquartered in Sydney. Its proprietary platforms enable the uploading and viewing of pictures and videos, personal profiles, live chat threads, private messaging, search facilities and additional features. Loop was the winner of the 2006 Australian Interactive Media Industry Association’s award for Best Wireless/Mobile Product for MOKO.
www.loopmobilelimited.com
For media interviews please contact:
Cathryn van der Walt, Einsteinz Communications
Tel: [phone], E: [e-mail]

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Hmmm...WasIstLosMitLoop...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Ich glaube die meisten leute here haben keinen blasen shimmer von Loop Wireless's staerke. Loop hat Mobile Content fuer die grossen Telcos und fuer ihren stand-alone mobile internet auch ohne die Telcos. Und was sehr richtig ist, Loop kann mit ihren system, ein kontroll bieten, das jeder mobile content braucht. Users mussen die regel folgen oder die fliegen. Das ist richtig.

Werbung kommt auch. $$$$$ Die internet is nicht das selbe wie mobile internet. Und Loop-Mobile ist bereit zum globalen growth. Und nebenbei haben wir Adultshop um sonst bekommen!

oldmanbadman rdncoic
Have a nice day.

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The path to profiting from content

Jun 12, 2007



By Fiona Chau
With Web-based user-generated content and social networking services like YouTube, Flickr, Bebo and MySpace gaining tremendous success, mobile operators around the world are also rushing into a new potential gold mine: Web 2.0 services.
The operators are bringing equivalent applications to their customers, either by partnering with established social networking Internet players or building their own social networking communities from scratch. Among the most notable examples is Vodafone Group, which in February struck a series of global relationships with key Internet brands including Yahoo, Microsoft (Windows Live Messenger), YouTube and MySpace in a bid to bring established Web-based UGC and social networking brands to the mobile world.
In the US Cingular (now AT&T Wireless), Sprint Nextel and Verizon formed partnerships with FaceBook to allow their users to post messages to their FaceBook profiles via SMS text messaging.
Asia deployment
In Asia, a handful of mobile operators are also testing the UGC and social networking waters by offering YouTube-like services to their mobile customers in a bid to build their own-brand communities. Singapore's M1, for instance, recently launched a user-generated video-sharing service, called MeTV, which allows M1 subscribers to upload their videos via MMS-enabled handsets for other users to view and download.
"Young people have become increasingly interested in expressing and sharing ideas, views or anything about themselves with their friends and peers," says Chua Swee Kiat, general manager of corporate communications at M1.
"Riding on this wave of mass consumer interest, we offered MeTV to customers as a self-expression platform to 'see-and-be-seen' by the community." Chua says what makes the service attractive is that it adopts a revenue-sharing model with end-users that allows them to make money with videos by earning S$0.05 in cash every time someone downloads the video. The top earners have earned between S$50-S$100 ($33-$66) since the launch of the service in March, he says.
"Rewarding customers with cash payouts for their content is a unique selling point for MeTV, and it provides customers the incentive to submit more creative and innovative videos," Chua notes, adding that response has been good with more than 40,000 customers accessing the service since its launch.
At the same time, Taiwan Cellular introduced a similar service with the same revenue-sharing model in Taiwan in April, according to Arthur Chang, CEO of Green Tomato, which provided the user-generated video platform to Taiwan Cellular. The company has also jointly developed and hosted a mobile blogging portal with CSL in Hong Kong.
The free blog service allows customers of CSL's One2Free brand to upload and view photos and videos either via mobile phone or PC, according to Carol Wan, brand marketing general manager. Wan would not reveal subscriber numbers, but says the response has been "encouraging" since the service launched last September and traffic is growing. In April alone the company recorded nearly 3.4 million page views, according to Wan.
Meanwhile, PCCW in Hong Kong took a different approach by launching a Flickr-like photo and video community called "snaap," which comes with features such as allowing users on the Internet, mobile, broadband TV and residential fixed-line service to view photos and videos.
Monita Leung, PCCW's marketing director for broadband services, says snaap is the first of the company's quadruple-play service offerings. It is available to PCCW customers free of charge with 100MB of storage capacity. Customers can also choose to sign up a paid subscription plan (HK$38 per month) to get 5GB storage capacity and 20 free photo prints every month, Leung says.
Mobile-only vendors like AirG and Jumbuck are also building their own forms of community that include activities such as dating, flirting, gaming and communicating.
Experimental stage
Many industry players expect that activities around mobile UGC and social networking services will intensify during the next year or two, as mobile operators across the region continue to rollout more services and interactive applications for the mobile Internet. "It's now really in experimental stages, and operators are trying to figure out what is the most viable business case by launching different initiatives," Chang of Green Tomato says.
Among them is Vodafone Australia, which is reviewing its overseas customer experience and conducting research in local markets to assess the possible rollout of Internet-based UGC and social network services to mobile users in Australia, says Keith O'Brien, the operator's head of content.
"Social networking and user-generated content is a fast-growing social trend, and we are exploring ways to deliver that experience on mobile, allowing customers to access Internet services away from their PC and on the move," he notes.
In addition to bringing Internet brands to its users, he says, Vodafone Australia offers a user-generated program called Street TV on the Vodafone live Mobile TV channel which gives customers the opportunity to vote on what is produced for the next week's program.
Better profit margins
The appeal of such services is understandable. For one thing, the potential number of consumers interested in mobile UGC and social networking is sizable, since more people own mobile phones than PCs. The ubiquity and personalized features of the mobile phone also makes it a major source for today's UGC and social networking sites.
According to ABI Research, there are nearly 50 million worldwide members of mobile social communities, of which 30 million are coming from Asia Pacific. By 2010, the figure is expected to reach 174 million worldwide and 99 million in Asia Pacific.
The brisk pace of mobile UGC and social community growth, say analysts, also presents a significant opportunity for mobile operators to monetize the growing trend. For one thing, they represent relatively small outlays compared to most other types of content services, says Ovum analyst Eden Zoller.
"The value chain for UGC is less crowded (at least for the moment), so there are fewer parties among which revenues must be split, unlike the value chain for mobile music where the margins left to operators are tiny," she notes, citing the SeeMeTV user-generated content service launched by 3 in the UK as an example.
"Of the 10 pence download charge for SeeMeTV, 3UK gives 1 pence to users and shares the remaining 9 pence with white-label partner YoSpace," she says.
Subscription fees
Telecom. It now has an estimated 15 million members in South Korea, almost a third of the country's population.
While the examples of 3UK and CyWorld illustrate that an operator's own brand of community service is worth exploring, in Asia some operators see UGC as a valuable tool to enhance customer loyalty and for cross-selling opportunities with their content-oriented network. PCCW, for instance, is aiming to enhance the stickiness of all its customers with the introduction of its snaap service. Such a cash-for-clips approach provides a strong incentive for end-users to use the services, driving traffic and downloads of user-generated content such as video clips.
Beyond traffic and data usage, early evidence indicates that mobile operators can profit from subscriptions. But, Zoller notes, to achieve this the pricing has to be very low.
3 UK's Kink Kommunity is an example of this approach. The company introduced the mobile community service in the spring of 2006. It provides picture and video posting chat features in a traditional social networking environment, charging people 1.49 pounds ($3) per month. The company claims it had 52,000 paying users of Kink Kommunity by November 2006. Another example is in the US market, where Verizon Wireless and Cingular (now AT&T Wireless) charge customers $2.99 per month to access what is called the Rabble online community.In Asia, the most notable example of an inexpensive mobile subscription networking service is CyWorld, created by SK
"We see a promising future of content sharing services, and we want our customers to make full use of our quadruple-play platforms to share their work to their friends and relatives," Leung says.
Cross-network connectivity
Many believe that another lucrative revenue opportunity in mobile networking is in advertising, which already has proven successfully on the Internet. But before that happens, analysts say mobile operators need to first address the issue of cross-network connectivity to build the sort of scale seen on the Internet.
"At the end of the day, consumers want to communicate with anyone, not just other subscribers on a particular network," says Ovum's Zoller. "This is very different from the big social networking sites on the Internet that really do have global reach. Anybody with Internet connection can take part in these social networks."
Indeed, this would be especially critical for operators trying to build their own mobile social communities. However, most operators at this point are not ready to open up their networks, and most, if not all, of the mobile social networking services are still confined to the same network.
Chang at Green Tomato says mobile operators are still reluctant to open up their networks to competitors because they don't want to share revenues with other operators. "It's more a business issue because technically it's easy to interconnect networks of different operators," he says.
Whether the lack of cross-network connectivity would constitute a significant barrier to scale may vary from market to market. In markets like Hong Kong, this is definitely a major problem. By contrast, it would be less of an issue in markets like China, where there are two mobile operators, Chang adds.
In China, he says, China Mobile alone is capable of building the necessary scale without the need to interconnect with China Unicom.
Flat-rate data tariffs
Cross-network connectivity aside, Zoller says mobile operators should also be cautious about pricing strategies when they introduce mobile UGC and social networking services. Metered services and browsing and downloading are expensive for consumers and a deterrent to social networking, she says. Operators, therefore, need to put in place flat-rate data tariffs in order for these services to take off. She points out that this is much more an issue in Europe than in Asia, where flat-rate date tariffs are already common.
Even so, some operators like CSL suggest that operators should take a step further by offering the service for free to encourage consumers to use the service. "Currently our freeBlog service is free of charge, because we strongly feel that we should build up the user habit first. We would like our customer to experience the convenience of using mobile to do some of the applications that one used to do on the PC," says Wan at CSL. "This in turn will stimulate the data usage of other kinds of mobile data services."
Partnering or going solo?
In tapping the UGC craze, mobile operators face a choice between trying to go it alone or seeking partnerships with the established online social network service providers. While both approaches have their strong points, analysts say the two camps should work together, instead of on their own.
For one thing, launching a mobile social networking space is not easy, and the lessons learned in the Internet environment will not all be relevant to the mobile environment. Meanwhile, the mobile operators should pursue partnerships with the existing Internet-based social networking vendors because these companies have a familiar brand name, the trust of their members and more importantly, an existing network.
Indeed Vodafone's recent tie-ups with Yahoo, MySpace and others underscore the need for the two camps to work together. Gartner research director Sandy Shen says that mobile operators in the near-term tend to adopt both strategies to quickly build up the community and letting the market decide which strategic option is more viable.
Working with a big online social networking brand could enable mobile operators to tap into existing, popular social networks. The flipside is that it would also potentially dilute the mobile operators' own brand, says Ovum analyst Eden Zoller. There is also a danger such an alliance could turn operators into pipes for the online social networks, which means they could miss the chance of exploiting UGC and social networking to its fullest, she warns.

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Hmmm...HOTHOTHOT...oldmanbadman rdncoic




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MOKO : THE NEW KINK KOMMUNITY

In March 2007, Loop Mobile made a decision to change the brand naming of its flagship mobile social network product - from Kink Kommunity to MOKO (or Mobile Kommunity). Although the KK brand has been successful to date in attracting an audience within the target market, Loop believes that building a large global mobile social network requires a fresh approach to branding which fully reflects the breadth and quality of the service provided, and the audience targeted. On April 17th, Kink Kommunity became MOKO!

To contact Loop Mobile and talk more about bringing MOKO to your customers, please contact Paul Grueber. Email him or give him a call. Click here to call.

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Hmmm...MeinGottWir...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Mein Gott, wir sind alle reich! Er, ah, umm, aber nur wer Loop Mobile hat, ist reich!

Oldmanbadman rdncoic

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.879.006 von rdncoic am 13.06.07 19:06:43

hat ueber haupt einer Loop bekommen

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Hmmm...LoopBekommen?...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Ein Schreiben von meinen bank ist gekommen, und drauf war: 130,585 stuck Loop. Ja wohl! Und meinen 10,000 stuck kommen erst wenn Ich 1200 Euro uberweisen. Und bei dir nicht?

For the shares of Adultshop that I have (2 million und ein paar+) I received a letter from my German Bank that I will receive from Adultshop, 130,585 shares of LPM. On top of that, my 10,000 shares also will be given after I receive my notice to pay 1200 Euro to the holding company from LPM. These shares will not be able to trade until the hold is over. :madAround 26 June 2007)

Meinen Deutschen Bank arebeited fuer mich und nicht anders!
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#20 von rdncoic 25.06.07 14:02:56 Beitrag Nr.: 30.305.856
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HmmmIchWunderMich...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Ich wunder mich warum die leute verkaufen Adultshop im moment. Adultshop hat 4.8 million Aussie Dollars verdient am dem Loop Mobile Spinoff. Die haben eine cash spritze bekommen und sind cash voll. Between 0.026 und 0.036 cents aussie jeden Aktien. CASHED UP~!

Im den propectus steht es: Net profit 3.3 Mil Kosten 1.5 Mil = 4.8 mil. Kosten sind schon gegeben im voraus. Aber nur wann es gut geht. Und es ist gut gegangen.

Komentar?

oldmanbadman rdncoic

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Page 13, 30 May 2007 Shareholders Meeting, ADULTSHOP.COM



The Company does not believe the Proposed Share Capital Reductions will cause ASC Shares to trade, after the reorganization, at an amount less than the current share price of ASC Shares because:



a through f. (e. listed below)



If the Loop Proposal proceeds, the company will record a net profit of approximately $3,300,000 on an investment of approximately $1,500,000.

[Coolhawk]

Und was macht ASC damit??? es fliesst doch nur irgendwohin, wovon die Shareholder nix haben. Malcom verdient sich noch einmal dumm und dämlich, der Rest bleibt auf seinen zeug sitzen.

Was ist den aus dem VOD geworden??? Durchaus eine gute Sache, aber hat man davon noch gehört??? Ich nicht, ASC ist tot, ich wüsste nicht wie die nochmal hochkommen wollen...

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Podcasts to go
This is an article by Bena Roberts published in The Wireless Business Review

The mobile content market currently resembles guerrilla warfare where everyone is fighting to make money, but no-one is winning the war. Yet the argument that mobile services haven’t delivered and SMS is still the undisputed leader is suffering from battle fatigue. There is no doubt that mobile operators are being forced to rethink their mobile content strategies.

Older directors of mobile portals and multimedia strategies are being replaced by younger, messier individuals who need to tune into youth and inject up to the minute ideas into mobile portals and content.

In the meantime, user generated mobile content has become a household term, while music and gaming on mobile are starting to become trendy. Now mobile podcasts are entering the arena.

Unlike all other mobile content, which is often adapted from the web, mobile podcasting is the only true, new, made for mobile service on the market. Mobile podcasting uses audio and listening is rapidly becoming the killer app of the mobile Internet: in March M:Metrics published research showing that ownership of musicphones (defined as phones that are capable of music storage and playback) is growing rapidly across Western Europe and the US. The UK has the highest penetration of these devices at 40%, while the US lags at 17%.

Mobile podcasts can range from bursts to sustained instalments of audio content and the time is ripe for them to become very hot indeed. The biggest barrier to them becoming a mass market phenomenon, as with so very many other mobile services, is operators’ weak business models. At the moment, the most common way of charging for mobile podcasts is through subscription, which removes all spontaneity and is truly middle-aged. Alltel in the US charges USD 3.99 per month for its mobilecast service and M1 in Singapore charges 5.99 Singapore dollars per month.

In keeping with new trends in mobile, operators need to start employing younger and funkier billing and tariff setters too to ape the early successes.

The most impressive uptake of mobile podcasts has been in the US. Vendors such as Mobilcast and UpSnap are stimulating podcast sales via SMS, then enabling customers to listen to them via a phone call or voice mail. This is a simple idea – using traditional audio services as the delivery mechanism – and is especially popular with users stuck in traffic on their way to work.

Users pay per minute to listen and the charge is integrated into standard call charges. This is critical as customers use their existing voice minutes as part of a bundle or listen to free podcasts at the weekend as part of an operator package.

In Europe, which has a far higher penetration of musicphones indicating a much greater interest in audio services, operators are already in danger of fudging their mobile podcast services by opting for a streaming data transfer model, which is an untidy, unnecessarily complicated delivery mechanism, inappropriate for mobile podcasting.

The 3 network in the UK falls into this category. It is the first UK-based mobile operator to launch mobile podcasts, as part of its X-Series bundle. Audio is native to mobile. Data (even on 3G) is not. Mobile operators should be using the inherent audio stream to sell and push these new podcasting services.

By bringing data and streaming into the equation, the price of the podcasts rises and the potentially brilliant audio quality deteriorates, moving from hero to zero in one fell swoop. This is because mobile operators eager to secure return on investment (ROI) from podcasts forget about user experience and the fact that the mobile device is already an audio rich media. Or at least that’s one argument.

Another is that the early adopter mobile operators tend to mask the introduction of new data features to encourage competitors to play catch up, then them with an even better service. Certainly 3’s history reveals that it has scored several successes through this strategy.

There are several new players in mobile podcasting who are using more innovative ways of podcasting, which are also being introduced through social networks such as YouTube and Flickr. The arrival of podcast RSS will really herald the benefits of audio on mobile and demonstrate clearly how users can listen to the highlights of their favourite RSS feeds on their mobile phone instantly.

In addition, IM alerts of audio RSS could be set up to ensure that once the service is set up it will be hard for customers to resist. Audio, in the form of mobile podcasts, could be the sticky service mobile operators are desperate for.

There is still an everything to play for and mobile operators need to wake up and grind the beans. Mobile podcasting has huge potential. For these services to deliver on their potential, operators need to action now. Some slick marketing, simple to use services and transparent tariffs are the order of the day.

Podcasting and podcasters have their own community on the Internet and there is no reason why this should not be replicated on mobile. Recently AirG, Boost Mobile and West Coast Customs launched a community based mobile promotion to win a new car which caused mobile traffic to increase three fold and nearly every community member participated. These types of promotions are needed to kick start mobile podcasting.

This means positioning all new mobile services as community services and then watch their popularity spread virally via mobile. The trick is not simply to launch a mobile podcast service, but to bundle it as part of a community offer such as Kink Kommunity or Boost Mobile. This way mobile podcasts can be integrated, paid for features or self-created to gel consumers together. This approach is simpler and new business models can be created using a sponsorship or funding through advertising. Consumers will no longer be restricted to accessing content by subscription only or through data tariffs. Instead they’ll be able to indulge in happy hours or special content subsidised by third parties.

Players to watch in the mobile podcasting space include; MOKO , Mobilecast, Pod2Mob, UpSnap, Kimia, Voice Genesis and Voice Indigo.

Oh Mein Gott, Wir sind alle reich! Ausser Coolhawk of course. Er/Sie/Es ist ein loser. oldmanbadman rdncoic

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MEDIA RELEASE
LOOP MOBILE LISTS ON AUSTRALIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sydney, 27 June 2007 – Loop Mobile Limited (ASX Code: LPM) is pleased to announce that the Company has been admitted to the Official List of the Australian Stock Exchange and has successfully raised $5 million as a result of strong support from institutional and retail investors. Loop Mobile Limited (Loop) also confirmed today further preliminary agreements for its third-party branded community service business in conjunction with Telstra Australia and The West Coast Eagles.
“The strength of the Loop platform is contributing to its further popularity and our continued growth in the third party branded partnership arena,” outlined Mr Martin Hoffman, CEO and Managing Director for Loop.
Extending its relationship with Telstra Australia, Loop has preliminary agreement to provide social networking services for the 2007 season of Australian Idol.
This social networking service will facilitate the transmission of moderated videos and images, as well as text chat threads and private messages across mobile phones by the Australian Idol user community. This follows on from the current provision of “ChatZone” services on Telstra’s NextG network for Telstra’s exclusive Australian Football League, National Rugby League and V8 Supercars content. Loop also provides a social network service based on the 2007 Big Brother program for 3 Mobile Australia.
In a separate announcement, Loop revealed the integration of The West Coast Eagles official website with the mobile chat community for Telstra’s AFL Mobile Chatzone, an existing client for Loop.
The online chat forum will feature The West Coast Eagles players chatting to fans on a weekly basis from either their mobile or The West Coast Eagle’s website.
Loop is an international provider of mobile social networking services, focused on 3G networks, and targeting the youth and young adult demographic. Today the company’s flagship mobile social network product, MOKO, is implemented across the 3 Mobile Australia and 3 Mobile United Kingdom networks.
In a recent announcement Loop confirmed it will become the provider of social networking services to ITV in the United Kingdom, commencing with communities built around a number of television programs launching initially in August.
Earlier in June Loop was awarded Best Mobile Community and User Generated Content Service at the Meffys, or Mobile Entertainment Forum Awards 2007 held in Monte Carlo.
Austock Corporate Finance Limited was the Lead Manager and sponsoring broker for the Initial Public Offer.

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#41 von rdncoic 04.07.07 12:27:11 Beitrag Nr.: 30.482.909
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Hmmm...GoingDown...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Going down with no bad news and no large sells. Lots of buyers. Martin Hoffman stated that "The business is going according to our stated plan". In the propectus was the stated plan. Adultshop and Loop are cased up and looking good. Please sell your shares of Loop to me. Bought another 20,000+ of loop today. Lots of risk here but much more chance to make a lot of money. Thanks losers for selling your shares to me!

Hmmm. Es geht runter mit der SP, aber mit keinen schlecten nachtricten und keinen grossen Verkaufe. Viel Kaufer und wenig Verkaufer. Herr Hoffman hat gesagt letze woche, "Es geht alles genau wie wir im propectus vorgeschreiben habe". Also genau nach plan. Adultshop hat viel geld bekommen und Loop auch. Bitte verkaufen! Ich habe noch 20,000+ Loop bekommen heute. Danke. oldmanbadman rdncoic Viel risiko hier aber viel mehr chancen zum grossen, grossen gewinn. Danke losers! oldmanbadman rdncoic


#42 von rdncoic 04.07.07 12:37:50 Beitrag Nr.: 30.483.087
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Hmmm...EasyQuestion...oldmanbadman rdncoic

A question for smart investors here.

When will last quarter results for Loop Mobile be posted?

Sie mussen es wissen! Ohne wissen konnen sie gar nicht im aktien investieren. ODER?

HINT: BALD! Im Diesen Monat schon!

oldmanbadman rdncoic

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Hmmm...WhoWouldHaveThoughtThat...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Who would have thought that Adultshop was going to pay a nice dividend last year? Certainly no one on this board.



I got my 10,000 shares in my depot, and then the bank informed me that due to the tremendous nachfrage fuer Loop, they were taken back. I had alread paid for them. Oh well, I got 77,000+ shares at a 20% discount in the last few days so I guess it is ok.

And the ""DIVIDEND" from Adultshop of 130,000+ shares of Loop because I bought so many Adultshop on the cheap leading up to the spin-off. By the way, that was the first "DIVIDEND" that Adultshop has paid in their history. For all un-informed investors, a spin-off is a dividend. DUH!

Hmmm, I wonder why the SP is already starting to go up? Is the oldmanbadman rdncoic right again? I hate that when it happens. Don't you? oldmanbadman rdncoic

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Hmmm...BackToTheOriginalPrice...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Now it is back to the original price of .12 cents Euro, just like when everyone could try to buy 10,000 at a whack! I got enough for free and at around .10 cents Euro. Wonder if it is going higher? Hmmmm......oldmanbadman rdncoic

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Hmmm...AdultshopRIVALMention...oldmanbadman rdncic

NON FOR LOOP MOBILE!

Shares in pornography company could be up for grabs
5:00AM Friday July 13, 2007
By Karyn Scherer


Steve Crow. Photo / Chris Skelton
Would you invest in pornography shares?
Send us your views

Read Your Views

New Zealand investors are about to be offered the opportunity to invest in the porn industry.

Controversial businessman Steve Crow is looking to float his adult entertainment company, Vixen Direct, on the NZX.

Crow is seeking up to $5 million to expand the business, which mostly sells adult DVDs, into Australia and South Africa.

He is also keen to launch a chain of upmarket adult stores, aimed at women.

The move is somewhat ironic for the stock exchange, given that it was sued by Crow in 2003 for changing its name to NZX. It was, he claimed at the time, infringing the copyright of his adult magazine with the same name.

And Crow, who is also planning to run for the Auckland mayoralty, has already come up against resistance to the move.

While he says he has lined up a broker for the float, he has been unable to find an accountancy firm willing to value the business for a prospectus he plans to launch next month.

According to Crow, every firm he has approached has turned him down on moral grounds - even Ernst & Young, which he says was happy to provide a valuation for his Australian rival, Adultshop.com.


So far, just nine adult companies are publicly traded around the world. Most are based in the United States, although Germany, Spain and Australia each has one public porn company.

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Hmmm...SmartInvestors...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Smart Investors, buying adultshop at less than value of cash on hand. By now, everyone should know that Adultshop has 0.015+ Euro cash on hand. No value given to the business that has been built, and no value given for a buyout.
But lots and lots and lots of "investors" bought at one Euro and above without a clue. I know, I sold my first 10,000 shares of Adultshop for 1+Euro back then

650,000 shares ready to make a quick profit. I wonder who bought them? Not me. I am buying Loop now. I have over 2 million shares of adultshop ready for the pop. Where is that other smart investor here? Good Luck. HA HA HA You know the deal! oldmanbadman rdncoic






Frankfurt 0,014 16.07.07 09:01 9.100,00 1
München 0,014 16.07.07 09:11 1.400,00 1
XETRA 0,014 09.07.07 13:26 14,00 1
Stuttgart 0,012 16.07.07 09:04 -- 0
Düsseldorf 0,013 16.07.07 09:31 -- 0
Berlin-Bremen 0,012 16.07.07 09:08 -- 0
Australien 0,02 16.07.07 02:45 27.171,26 8

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SHARE CAFE ALERT

ADULTSHOP.COM LIMITED (ASC)

ASC announcement just out!

Appendix 4C quarterly
6 pages at: 6:49PM

View announcement as published to the ASX.

Click here to check Share Cafe for the latest news, research and discussion on ASC.

Your Share Cafe Alert Options

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DO THE MATH, IT ADDS UP! ADULTSHOP IS CASHED UP and MAKING MONEY. oldmanbadman rdncoic

Notes:



(a) The net operating cash outflows for the current quarter includes payments of $93,603 (year to

date: $808,565) for legal and other expenses relating to the company’s X18+ classification

challenge (refer company’s ASX announcement dated 27 October 2006).



(b) $501,963 of the net operating cash outflows for the current quarter (year to date: $1,195,736)

relates to the activities of Loop Mobile Limited (‘Loop’). The company disposed of Loop via

an in specie distribution in June 2007, and $715,309 loaned by the company to Loop is to be

repaid to the company in July 2007.


(c) On 1 August 2006, the company acquired 100% of the issued share capital of Loop Mobile

Limited (previously Loop Creative Pty Ltd) through the issue of 20,000,000 ordinary shares

and 80,000,000 performance shares (all of which were subsequently cancelled in June 2007).

(d) In June 2007, the company disposed of Loop Mobile Limited via the in specie distribution of

21,303,706 ordinary shares in Loop at a total value of $4,260,759.

+ See chapter 19 for defined terms.

30/06/2007 Appendix 4B Page 4

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Hmmm...CashedUpWith8Mil...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Adultshop is cashed up with 8 Million Aussie Bucks. Insiders buying again. No Insiders sales at all. Good for Me. oldmanbadman rdncoic


I look for small companies that make money and are undervalued. Also dividend companies that are undervalued. I like to talk about what I find and can make no money from the discussion. You must make your own decisions and do not depend on me to tell you when to buy and when to sell. I do that on my own just like you do. Have a nice day. oldmanbadman rdncoic

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Hmmm... 40,000+aDay ...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Getting interesting now. Since the begining of August 07, MMS on the MOKO Stat Board are about 40,000+ per day. That is about 1.2 million per month if it keeps up. Good for LOOP MOBILE GROWTH.

Now, we need to find out what the stats are for paid subscribers and daily use per pay members to get a good idea of what is going on. Numbers will be out End of Aug 07 and we will know just what is going on.

Shortly before the huge increase in submission of MMS Mr. Martin H. stated he is satisfied with the business plan of Loop. We had 60,000 monthly users on one of the PRs quite a while back. There are about 10 times more MMS being sent now so what whould the monthly user count be now? Has to be at least 5 times (Estimate) or more now than back then. That is also a lot more income for Loop.
We shall see said the blind man. oldmanbadman rdncoic

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.079.428 von rdncoic am 08.08.07 14:44:31

Hmmm...UnserAdultshop???...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Erotik Blogs: Wandel zur Professionalität
von sehpferd | Budapest | 587 mal gelesen
Nicht bleibt, wie es einmal war - und selbst die Erotik im Internet wandelt sich. Aber - was machen eigentlich die Erotik-Blogs?
Erotik-Blogs sprossen einst wie Pilze aus dem Boden – denn als die Je-Ka-Mi-Kultur ins Web kam, die erst private Homepages und dann Blogs und schließlich „Web 2.0“ hieß, wollten alle noch schnell ihre Schäflein ins trockene bringen – und mit Sex würde es gehen – hatten sie sich vorgestellt.

Was ging eigentlich? Erstens, die sensationell, aber doch sinnlich aufgemachten Blogs der Seitenspringer(innen), Swinger(innen) sowie der Stripperinnen, Telefondamen und Huren. Erstere verschwanden nach und nach wieder – bei Licht betrachtet wollte sich niemand ins eigene Sexleben hineinsehen lassen – zumal dann nicht, wenn eine feste Beziehung in Sicht war. Bei den „Profis“ wurde anfangs bezweifelt, dass es sich tatsächlich um Frauen handelte – man traute Sexarbeiterinnen einfach nicht zu, ihre Hände auch zum Bedienen einer Tastatur zu benutzen. Doch die Sache im Hintergrund war viel einfacher: Neben Werbeeinnahmen und ein wenig Lohnschreiberei für andere Blogs oder Magazine fielen dabei auch neue Kunden ab: wer so fachfraulich schreiben kann, wird die Sache auch verstehen. Zudem konnte man auf Blogs dann noch die „eigentliche“ Webseite unterbringen – also die, auf der neben den schlüpfrigen Bildern auch die Preise für die Dienstleistungen und die Verfügbarkeit standen – dies ist bis heute so.

In letzter Zeit setzt sich mehr und mehr durch, für Datingseiten über die Liebe zu bloggen (ganz ohne Erotik geht es dabei auch nicht, schließlich trifft man sich nicht zum Schachspiel) oder aber für die Lustbranche an sich, also für Sexanbieter, Video-Filme oder für Erotik-Fachgeschäfte. Ein Beispiel für die jüngste Entwicklung: Auf Lust-und-Mehr wird über Lust, Sex, Erotik und Flirts geschrieben – und erst wer zwei Mal hinsieht, erkennt, dass dieses Blog vom Adultshop gesponsert wird.
Neben viel Humor, News und Frauenthemen glänzte das Blog bisher vor allem durch die Serie über die Erotik des menschlichen Körpers – und obwohl nun schon sieben Beiträge vom Scheitel bis zur Sohle veröffentlicht wurden, ist man noch nicht einmal bei den Brüsten angekommen. Bei der guten Kenntnis der weiblichen Anatomie und der männlichen Wünsche wird bereits behauptet, das Blog würde in Wahrheit von einer Frau geschrieben – denn als Stichwortgeberin wird oft eine geheimnisvolle „Mama Lou“ genannt, die sich in der Erotikbranche bestens auszukennen scheint.

Beispiele

Eotikblog moderner Art, gesponsert:
http://www.lust-und-mehr.de
Berufstagebuch:
http://ladymarguerite.blog.de/
Tagebuch einer Senderin:
http://www.besorg.es/

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#93 von rdncoic 09.08.07 18:50:52 Beitrag Nr.: 31.100.500
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Hmmm... 2,000,000 ...MMS...Soon...oldmanbadman rdncoic

My goodness, in a few hours or less, the 2,000,000 mark will be breached. Sooner than expected. 2,000,000 MMS. And Martin from Loop is working hard on the business plan. You read the news in my last post. NO? Why not? oldmanbadman rdncoic