Newsletter - November Issue, 2005
Get in on the booming business of Pre Paid Cell Phones
""U.S. Starcom Launches the Sale of Prepaid Cell Phones Using the Cingular Network""
US STARCOM INC (OTC:USTA.PK)
Trading symbol: USTA
Current Price: .44
Rating: 10 out of 10
Strong Buy
We Expect the price to go to $.90 in the next 3-4 Days
U.S. Starcom, Inc. (Other OTC:USTA.PK - News),
About U.S. Starcom:
A leader in providing value added prepaid services and solutions to urban
neighborhoods to enhance communications and entertainment. With a sales network
extending to thousands of urban locations, more than 50 VoIP gateways and no long term
debt, U.S. Starcom continues its rapid expansion into the distribution of alternative
communication products and services, including international long distance, prepaid
phone cards, wireless dial around applications, stored value services and Internet
enhancements.
U.S. Starcom's wider goal is to use its distribution network in urban neighborhoods to
sell other services through strategic alliances and joint distribution campaigns; in
effect becoming a massively specialized distribution enterprise. Regional offices are
located in Reno, Los Angeles, Atlanta and Perth Amboy. The company is poised for
significant growth.
Recent News:
U.S. Starcom Launches the Sale of Prepaid Cell Phones Using the Cingular Network
U.S. Starcom Launches Mobile Digital Entertainment Targeted to Latino Market
Former Advisor to President George H. W. Bush Joins U.S. Starcom Advisory Board
U.S. Starcom Signs Distribution Agreement Expected to Exceed $5 Million
STOCK FORECAST:
The time is NOW to be getting in on this super gem! We are awarding
USTA stock our highest rating of 10 out of 10. We believe this offers the
astute investor a fantastic risk reward scenario in an under bought
market, the timing couldn't be better. - STRONG BUY
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