Isn't it amazing?

Posts: 14 · Vonage Forum Associate Joined: May 23, 2006 Posts: 14

Hey look Vonage was up .10 for the day. A wopping 0.88 a share. Sure glad I didn't get any shares back when it went IPO. I wonder how many shares Dan got at the IPO. Maybe he had to get a second job because of that so he doesn't have time for the forums anymore.

Posts: 75 · Vonage Forum Senior Joined: Jun 01, 2006 Posts: 75

lukecadet wrote:

Hey look Vonage was up .10 for the day. A wopping 0.88 a share. Sure glad I didn't get any shares back when it went IPO. I wonder how many shares Dan got at the IPO. Maybe he had to get a second job because of that so he doesn't have time for the forums anymore.

Not only that, but as VG dropped from $17 to $14 to $12, Dan claimed that he was still buying (on top of the 5,000 IPO shares that he also claimed to purchase). I wonder if that was actually true? If it was, I wonder how much Dan lost on this turd known as VG?

Either way, it appears that Dan is long gone.

Posts: 159 · Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 11:25 pm Post subject:

Unfortunately, this company's failure in creating and maintaining what people expected (a working product offering uninterrupted by-directional voice conversation) has taken its toll on very good and dedicated people, like Dan.

I personally feel for his loss because I think he was a legitimate believer for the cause against the big telcos. Too bad he invested his own money in the process.

I wish him well...