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I've been a Vonage customer for over two years and truly
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I've been a Vonage customer for over two years and truly believe that Vonage still have the solid grasp of VOIP technology compared to the late comers from Cables firms and telephone providers. My confidence is still high for the company but their IPO offering of $16 -18 was a bit too high.
Consider that not many institutional firms are willing to invest in Vonage fearing competition and lack of proprietary technology to bring down its profit margin.
But as a customer, a networking geek and someone who work for a Financial Information service provider, I may have better understanding what Vonage is capable of and what the market expectation will do to its stock price. The outlook is bleak if Vonage do not change its startegy besides of "sell" Sell.. sell attitude. Unfortunately, most companies including the one I'm working for are making this common mistake to increase its short term profit.
Unfortunately, the expectations were not positive from day one. This is why Vonage relies on existing customers who understand and experience the benefit of price and VOIP technology to support its plan for more advertising. Or should we?
We should, as a customer, suggest that more investment in VOIP technology, especially in proprietary technologies to remain competitive and be different. Invest more in customer services, technology and infrastructure providing superb quality and reliability. In short,make many customer happy and see that confidence soars.
Will all that make the stock soars? No, not right away since the motive of these investors are to make the highest return no matter the cost. But look at Dell and many other firms who went too far with their offshoring and outsourcing initiatives? Customer service falters and their stock prices plummet.
Customer service quality, happy employee and proprietary technology that differentiate from the competitors are the driving factor for a healthy company and growing stock prices.
I will keep my 100 shares for at least a year and hope for a healthy and differentiated VOIP firm.
Read The Full Thread: Worst ipo since 2004
• Well I am out, bought 1300 at 17 sold 15.6. Thanks for the opportunity to get nailed
• I'm wondering if this whole idea of giving the customers the chance to participate
• I feel sorry for everyone who lost money on Vonage today.
Most of all though,
• I think it is acceptable to shoot vonage ton of nasty emails. God knows you will
• You analysis is interesting, and based on how the stock performed today that seems
• These discussions about leaving Vonage because their ipo shares kind of crack
• I've seen so many posts like this today and I can't seem to wrap my head around the
• I agree, and the few individuals on this board saying they are leaving because:
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• . And the stock price or allocation would never be a reason for me to leave.[/quote]
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• I think being bought out would be the best solution for Vonage, and I would expect
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