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Reading the blog from Telnic gives a good insight about the Telnic position:
http://tel-names.tumblr.com/post/47009477338/the-evolution-of-the-smart-phone-and-beyond
Telnic doesn’t think about detectable websites.
Instead Telnic thinks only about fast access of contact information after the website was detected by a user.
I get the felling Telnic is fine with selling only a few thousands domains.
Telnic concentrates only on very basic features and expects other companies to deliver all other add-ons.
This includes especially a directory that would enable users to find Telnames websites on the internet.
The reason why Telnic doesn’t communicate with anybody anymore must be that Telnic has fixed their strategy for the next years.
In detail Telnic keeps sales and expenses low, hopes for a company liking the Telnames websites and let them do the rest.
Since Telnic reduced the expenses to a minimum, probably Telnic can survive for many years without any significant sales.
If Telnic gets lucky, Telnic can make a fortune when another company takes over either the whole company or includes Telnames into another service.
Until then Telnic assumes no risks and can continue without having any stress for developing or adjusting their systems.
Conclusion:
We can get a website at Telname from Telnic (if you like to call 20 contact entries and limited text on one page a website).
Now we have to wait for another company delivering the search option to make a Telname detectable.
http://tel-names.tumblr.com/post/47009477338/the-evolution-of-the-smart-phone-and-beyond
Telnic doesn’t think about detectable websites.
Instead Telnic thinks only about fast access of contact information after the website was detected by a user.
I get the felling Telnic is fine with selling only a few thousands domains.
Telnic concentrates only on very basic features and expects other companies to deliver all other add-ons.
This includes especially a directory that would enable users to find Telnames websites on the internet.
The reason why Telnic doesn’t communicate with anybody anymore must be that Telnic has fixed their strategy for the next years.
In detail Telnic keeps sales and expenses low, hopes for a company liking the Telnames websites and let them do the rest.
Since Telnic reduced the expenses to a minimum, probably Telnic can survive for many years without any significant sales.
If Telnic gets lucky, Telnic can make a fortune when another company takes over either the whole company or includes Telnames into another service.
Until then Telnic assumes no risks and can continue without having any stress for developing or adjusting their systems.
Conclusion:
We can get a website at Telname from Telnic (if you like to call 20 contact entries and limited text on one page a website).
Now we have to wait for another company delivering the search option to make a Telname detectable.
