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TalkTalk Telecom Group plc (commonly known as TalkTalk Group, trading as TalkTalk) is a company which provides an appallingly poor service https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TalkTalk_Group

Most transactions are automatic this morning,perhaps people not aware of the 97 pence that was postulated

RNS Number : 1472P TalkTalk Telecom Group PLC 15 November 2016 Dividends £50m and be paid on 16 December 2016 to holders on the record at 25 November 2016 Unaudited 6 months end 30 September 2016 Profit /loss after Taxtion(£m) 21 Million. This is the retained earnings. £21,000,000 -£50,000,000. You can’t count dividends as business costs when you work out your Corporation Tax. Leave of what was the profit -£29,000,000 30thSept2016 Opening Debt of £679,000,000 Closing debt of £847,000,000 an increase of £168,000,000 Borrowing facilities The Group's committed facilities total £994m We expect the FY17 dividend to be at least in line with that of FY16 and to be broadly covered by operating free cash flow.

High dividends can possibly be an indication of problems. A lack of Trust and Security at the coal face of customer service might in the end, get the better of Talktalk. The website may have good deals, some people will speak positively about the company. however,Talktalk can not protect it customers, full stop.So as not to upset too many people you make your mind up, it looking good on paper. I shall put no opinion

Sorry, we do not currently have fundamentals for Talktalk

My so called rubbish have links for reference.It is all out there for all to read.I did not publish it, I am just the messenger. Strong sell

You have not got a clue what is happening. I have been talking a lot as well. The negativity has just started.

Total liabilities £1,302 Million The 20 analysts offering 12 month price targets for Talktalk Telecom Group PLC have a median target of 230.00, with a high estimate of 300.00 and a low estimate of 97.00. The median estimate represents a 27.78% increase from the last price of 180.00.

cash Flow and Debt https://goo.gl/HvhdTK

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This week end Financial Times TalkTalk could struggle to revive top-line growth in a competitive market, and its customer losses and large debt pile are concerning. A little over a year after a major cyber attack rocked TalkTalk Telecom, the “quad-play” provider of television, broadband, mobile and landline services is still feeling the aftershocks. Its core customer base shrank by 29,000 users in the reported period, pushing core revenues down 4 per cent.

On 15 November 2016 the following directors of the Company exercised certain share options as set out below: Dido Harding, Chief Executive Officer exercised: (i) nil priced share options over 204,918 ordinary shares of £0.01 pence each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") and sold 96,796 Ordinary Shares at a price of £1.90

TalkTalk’s revenues dipped by 1.1 per cent to £902m for the half-year, which the firm said was "as expected". It has previously admitted that the major October hack cost it 95,000 customers and around £45m in extra security and service restoration costs https://goo.gl/OJgaW3

The teenager will be sentenced on 13 December, after also targeting Manchester University Library and Cambridge University Library, among others. According to Sky News, he told the court: "I didn't really think of the consequences at the time. I was just showing off to my mates." 20/07/2016: Around 9,000 TalkTalk customers left the provider in its latest quarter, as the operator continues to feel the aftereffects of last year’s hack that spilled the data of 157,000 users. Revenues declined 0.4 per cent year-on-year and TalkTalk also lost 23,000 TV customers. 12/05/2016: Customers have forgiven TalkTalk for last year's devastating cyber attack, CEO Dido Harding claimed today, despite profits halving and 100,000 users jumping ship. https://goo.gl/9VjCrH “Customers have forgiven TalkTalk” Hmmm TalkTalk's chief executive, Dido Harding, has earned £2.8 million in the last 12 months, despite the performance of the network being subject to a number of hacks and staff's bonuses being cut substantially.

The mobile carrier was ordered to pay £400,000 by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) after the personal details of more than 150,000 customers was stolen in October 2015. The office has the power to hand down fines of up to £500,000, says the BBC. It is the largest fine ever imposed by the ICO, which said TalkTalk's security was so poor the attack had succeeded "with ease". Information commissioner Elizabeth Denham said: "Yes, hacking is wrong, but that is not an excuse for companies to abdicate their security obligations." The ICO also noted that in 16,000 cases, customer's bank details were stolen. When the attack was first disclosed, TalkTalk warned the financial information of all of its four million customers could have been taken. The attack cost TalkTalk more than £42m, said the company in May, with this figure set to rise to more than £60m once additional spending on security is taken into account. https://goo.gl/dAJCpN

This report is miss leading Why? There has been no published Evidence which would justify the word "significant". I Personally have had my account accessed illegally four times this week. Half year Report RNS Number : 1472P TalkTalk Telecom Group PLC 15 November 2016 One year on from the cyber attack, we have maintained a relentless focus on looking after our existing customers and keeping up the pace across a wide range of operational improvements to make TalkTalk simpler and better for customers. As a result we have seen significant year-on-year improvements in churn and customer satisfaction.

Market makers today decided to cut the share price by a whole quarter of its value based on a RNS that contained the words as follows : The most recent communication indicated that the LEC intends to take actions beyond what is required by the Consent Decree, and the Board is currently assessing the potential impact of these actions, if implemented. “if” While the exact financial outcome of this remains to be determined, the Board currently believes that it will have some effect on revenue and earnings in the current financial year and a material effect in the future. “remains to be determined” “some effect” “material”

This company has the capacity to pay off a very large debt is now debt free, would it stand to reason that they should have more “cash in the bank” which would in turn reflect in the future share price ? I would like to know is how much are they dependant on AT&T which appears to where the problem stems from? Researching AT&T`s lack of financial Oversight of a particular company for “Cramming, etc.” This appears not to be a recent issue, but one that happen a while ago, so why the fuss now? Or is this some sort of corporate procrastination? It doesn`t make sense when the whole issue is relayed in the latest RNS when in the board rooms this is old news, in essence the news is about Billing receiving mail from AT&T about things they already know years ago. If Billing have a contingency plan for being sued and has reserves of millions of dollars, surely they would have a plan already in place for an up and coming problem they foresaw?

Pomander ,do you think the problem is wider than AT&T ?

Excellent buying opportunity