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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 2356296" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>You alone cannot change the business model or the mind set behind it If you are still IC the ISP conversion might be more to your liking. If you are already ISP you had plenty of time to study the trappings of it and decide for yourself whether or not you wanted the deal.The ongoing out of court settlements of the major class actions should slow the filing of new class actions for the foreseeable future giving X more freedom to whatever it wants to the remaining ISP's with little worry regarding new litigation. Instead of carping about the current terms of your operating agreement your time would be better spent finding a buyer for your routes . The indisputable fact is that you have two choices. Either you make the best of the terms that are handed to you or get out as soon as possible. Why do I say that?. Right now X has 3.5 billion in cash but also 13.5 billion in debt. That's too much unbalanced in the eyes of the investment banks. They have bought up nearly all of the available competition out there . The economy is slowing , in Europe so much so that interest rates are trading in negative territory . As IWBF pointed out organic growth will slow possibly more than X expected. What does it mean? It means that the disparity in the value X demands from it's IC/ISP/CSP"s and the value it offers in return will continue to grow wider. So stop waffling and get off you butt and make a decision. You're always waaaing about your lack of control and ability to make your own decisions. Here's your chance to make the most important one. Deal with the situation or get the hell out out. There is no third option.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 2356296, member: 58386"] You alone cannot change the business model or the mind set behind it If you are still IC the ISP conversion might be more to your liking. If you are already ISP you had plenty of time to study the trappings of it and decide for yourself whether or not you wanted the deal.The ongoing out of court settlements of the major class actions should slow the filing of new class actions for the foreseeable future giving X more freedom to whatever it wants to the remaining ISP's with little worry regarding new litigation. Instead of carping about the current terms of your operating agreement your time would be better spent finding a buyer for your routes . The indisputable fact is that you have two choices. Either you make the best of the terms that are handed to you or get out as soon as possible. Why do I say that?. Right now X has 3.5 billion in cash but also 13.5 billion in debt. That's too much unbalanced in the eyes of the investment banks. They have bought up nearly all of the available competition out there . The economy is slowing , in Europe so much so that interest rates are trading in negative territory . As IWBF pointed out organic growth will slow possibly more than X expected. What does it mean? It means that the disparity in the value X demands from it's IC/ISP/CSP"s and the value it offers in return will continue to grow wider. So stop waffling and get off you butt and make a decision. You're always waaaing about your lack of control and ability to make your own decisions. Here's your chance to make the most important one. Deal with the situation or get the hell out out. There is no third option. [/QUOTE]
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