Ilinc Communications, (ILC) Share Price

296,285 shares this morning, I wonder who is buying?????

Hey were green all day today!

So were not going to make any $ off of this stock then??????? :(:(

Anything UNDER .04 would be good.

Anything UNDER .04 would be good.

No you are my hero

I think you are dreaming if you think there is a significant run still available. I read the same info you did and it appears it is what it is wout MM conspiracies, hostile takeovers , upping the price or whatever. I could be wrong. Sold my speculative shares and am moving on. Just not sure you'd be dangling another Spike carrot or I could be misreading your post...????????

was holding free shares after run and added more at 0.05 go baby

I guess I wasn't half wrong on my acquisition price worries, good thing i exited at .09

I think you are clearly mistaken, but there's no point in arguing about it. We will see in a couple of weeks.

"i think they put "If the merger is completed" and not "when the merger is completed" for a reason."

The reason is that a lawyer reviewed the press release and it was written the way it's supposed to be written. Until the closing, the transaction could theoretically fall through. However, your speculation that insiders have been buying lately is way off base, IMO. No one is going to run this stock (except perhaps ignorant IHubbers).

i think they put "If the merger is completed" and not "when the merger is completed" for a reason. if they plan on selling those shares there buying, there gonna need to run this stock, and sell into the run. which will require a juicy pr after a bad one! it is penny world, and they can pretty much do what they want.

You really think there's going to be another company coming in with a better offer, after iLinc has accepted BroadSoft's offer? It's not impossible but it seems to me that the chances of that occurring are vanishingly small. They signed the definitive agreement, so the BroadSoft deal would first have to fall through even to give anyone else a chance, and this tiny company would be an unlikely object of a bidding war. I think the bidders you see at .05 are just traders looking for a technical bounce, but some people who understand the company's financial situation may feel confident that the payment out of the escrow will ultimately exceed .01.

You can't blame the company for this though. You all can blame me for finding that PR and then alerting MNYC who alerted everyone else LOL. The PR DID NOT have ilinc's ticker symbol in it FYI

the deal is not closed. Its said "If the merger is completed" those prices will happen. but i'm noticing someone collecting all those shares dumped and two more market markers are on the bid. way oversold, selling will stop shortly, but i think a new deal will pop up by the end of the month. and run big.

You can say that again. Ouch

In retrospect, it seems possible the delay in revealing the price was intended to let some parties sell at or above the eventual expected payout. It should have been obvious that once blocks started hitting, it was because people in the know knew they should just take 7c now rather than wait 15mo's for full payout.

I would not say that anything was "fishy," even though the absence of a leak of non-public information is more the exception than the rule nowadays. Obviously the company and BroadSoft believe that somewhere between .04 and .07 per share is a fair price. It's only the recent speculators who have gotten hurt.

Wow, very disappointing

Yes, we have been talking about it. See prior posts, #221-225.

Wow that is absolutely the worst buyout news I have ever seen LOL. I was warning people that something was fishy when there was no sudden volume before the initial PR.

ilnc just dropped news, its over heres link!

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/ILNC/news

iLinc Signs Definitive Agreement to be Acquired by BroadSoft

Sep 14, 2011 10:55:00 AM
Copyright Business Wire 2011

PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- iLinc Communications, Inc., a leading provider of web conferencing services for global businesses, governments and educational institutions, today announced that on September 7, 2011, it signed a definitive merger agreement under which BroadSoft, Inc. would acquire all of the outstanding stock of iLinc. BroadSoft is the leading global provider of software that enables mobile, fixed-line and cable service providers to deliver real-time communications over their IP networks.

The merger consideration consists entirely of cash, and the closing is subject to customary closing conditions, including approval by various classes of iLinc debt and equity holders. If the merger is completed, the iLinc common stockholders could receive, in total, approximately $0.07 per share, with approximately $0.04 per share payable at the closing of the merger, and $0.03 per share held in escrow for up to 15 months to satisfy potential post-closing indemnification claims and out-of-pocket third party expenses of the Securityholders’ Representative. Assuming completion of all necessary closing conditions, the transaction is expected to close on or before September 30, 2011.

About iLinc

Phoenix-based iLinc provides advanced web conferencing services for businesses, governments and educational institutions around the world. For more than a decade, the company has specialized in helping organizations leverage virtual events and conferencing to reduce travel time, expenses and environmental impact. iLinc and its respective logo are the trademark of iLinc Communications, Inc.

iLinc Communications, Inc.

James Powers, 602-718-1505
President and Chief Executive Officer
jpowers@ilinc.com
Source: iLinc Communications, Inc.

big drop, the board silent, anyone receive mail about the buyout?

Anyone have any idea about the sudden drop?? Any news out there etc? Or just a low volume shake down?
Just a little concerned.....

lol down 48.48%

agree

Yes, I know, my post wasn't aimed at you. You got it right. I was directing my comments to others on this board who have called the transaction a reverse merger or talked about the "potential" after the acquisition. Anyone who likes BSFT needs to buy BSFT, because they'll be getting a cash payment for their ILNC stock and not BSFT shares.

thats why i said "could" get .07

Right, .04 on closing and up to an additional .03 that will be held in escrow for up to 15 months. I can't understand why people are still bidding .055 or paying .06, when the maximum they'll get will be .07 and it could be as little as .04.

Guys, this is not a reverse merger. Your stock is going to go away as of the closing and you will receive cash.

could receive .07 per share..theres your answer

Yep, looking good bud

Yep, don't think it stays here very long

it is acting same as after last run, expecting we build new base over 0.09 till next leg up

ILinc Wins Salesforce.com App Award
October 26, 2009

I had seen that, and it sounded great. Hopefully those increases continued into this buy-out.

iLINC PROVIDES OPERATIONAL AND FINANCIAL UPDATE
Transi'on to SaaS Model Completed Providing Renewed Op'mism for 2010
PHOENIX,  Arizona  February  17,  2010 –  iLinc  Communica'ons,  Inc.,  a leading  developer  of  web  and 
video conferencing  software and services, today provided a review of progress made in calendar year 
2009 and a view of its prospects in 2010.
2009 Highlights
• Completed a business model shiP from iLinc’s tradi'onal soPware purchase model to the more 
predictable SoPware-as-a-Service (SaaS) license model. 
o Added over 1,500 new SaaS customers within the SMB and enterprise space.
o Grew SaaS revenue from direct sales by 200%.
o Increased total subscrip'on services revenue by 50%.
o Achieved churn rate of less than 2% on SaaS contracts. 
• Implemented a “going dark” ini'a've that, with other expense reduc'ons, provided cost savings 
of over $1.8 million or 21% compared to 2008. 
• Successfully  divested  the  audio  conferencing  business  to  a  strategic  partner  and  grew  our 
wholesale audio revenue from near zero to $500,000.
• Increased intellectual property por_olio securing a patent on the iLinc Green Meter.
• Advanced sales reach, strengthening key rela'onships with SalesForce.com.
• Launched SaaS distribu'on partnership with SYNNEX already adding more than 100 resellers.
• Capitalized on our services innova'on leadership to di?eren'ate and grow iLinc’s business and 
hired industry veteran Kelly Roy as VP of Customer Success to lead the e?ort. 
James  M.  Powers,  Jr.,  President  and  Chief  Execu've  O?cer  of  iLinc  Communica'ons,  said,  “We 
recognized  the  growing  popularity  and  strategic  value  of  the  SaaS  recurring  revenue  model,  and 
therefore  carefully  restructured  our  sales  and  marke'ng  teams  and  strategies  to  beger  align  our 
organiza'on to focus on the opportunity. When we began that undertaking, we had concerns  about the 
impact that the U.S. recession would have on us, but we felt the move was cri'cal for long-term success. 
Clearly,  the  change  to  focus  on  SaaS,  going  dark,  dives'ng  of  the  audio  conferencing  business  and 
drama'cally  cuing  costs across  the organiza'on,  including  pay  cuts,  all  contributed  to  a  successful 
2009. 
With those important transforma'ons behind us, iLinc is well-posi'oned for con'nued revenue growth 
in 2010. The “public company burden” is  liPed and  we have been able to redirect capital and focus it 
keenly  on  driving  ahead  our  SaaS  o?ering  and  are  experiencing  market  success.  We  are  pleased  to 
announce con'nued growth in compounding SaaS revenues at a pace exceeding  industry averages  and 
we con'nue to receive an abundance of  praise  from new  and  exis'ng  customers about  our industry-
leading product line and our extraordinary customer service,” con'nued Dr. Powers.“We set out in 2009 with a goal of  adding over 1,500 new SaaS customers and in spite of  the recession 
and the business model shiP,  we eclipsed  that  milestone last year. While many of  the new  customers  
added  were  very  small  businesses that  were  challenged  by  the na'onal economy,  for  2010,  we are 
focusing  more  intensely  on  agrac'ng  companies in our  sweet  spot of  25  to  1,000 employees.    With 
improvement  in  the  U.S.  economy  and  leveraging  the solid  founda'on  established  last  year,  we are 
forecas'ng  accelera'ng growth in 2010.  Our sales and marke'ng  focus  remains on our SoPware-as-a-
Service  o?ering  that  is  providing  sustainable  long-term  growth  in  recurring  revenue,  backlog  and 
deferred  revenue.  We  expect  2010 to  be  a  break-out year  for  iLinc  as  we  add  to  a well-established 
recurring revenue base.
From a ?nancial point  of  view  in  calendar 2009,  total revenues grew only slightly  over  2008,  yet  the 
recurring percentage of those revenues improved drama'cally.   By  transi'oning  away from legacy  low 
margin  businesses and intensifying  our focus on more valuable revenue streams,  namely high  margin 
direct subscrip'on  sales, we successfully grew that  recurring  revenue 200%  over 2008 and grew total 
recurring revenue from all subscrip'on services 50% over 2008. Importantly, we stabilized our cash ?ow 
in 2009 and we expect to generate cash in 2010 as revenues rise while we con'nue to hold down costs. 
Accordingly, we are sustaining  cash balances and do  not an'cipate a need to raise capital this  year to 
achieve our growth plans,” con'nued Dr. Powers.
“We con'nue to invest in our award-winning products. We are pleased to have received a patent on the 
iLinc Green Meter™ that u'lizes sophis'cated algorithms to measure the CO2 emissions and dollars 
saved by using web conferencing to avoid travel and we expect to further capitalize on the con'nuing 
green movement. Among many sales ini'a'ves, we recently enhanced our product integra'on and 
partnership with Salesforce.com, increasing our exposure to their customers and global resellers.  We 
also strengthened our rela'onship with the large account reseller SoPmart, which distributes iLinc 
domes'cally. 
On the strategic front, we con'nue to explore strategic partnerships to expand the distribu'on footprint 
of  our  industry-leading  technology.  In  addi'on  to  the  expanding  Salesforce.com  rela'onship,  we 
launched  a  new  partnership  with  SYNNEX  to  distribute  our  SaaS  soPware  through  their  vast reseller 
network  and  have signed an OEM  agreement  to distribute our  web  conferencing solu'ons through a 
leading audio conferencing provider.  
With the successful implementa'on of the many changes I’ve outlined and our clear opera'ng focus, we 
are making every e?ort to reward our customers, shareholders  and employees with success in 2010. We 
look forward to providing updates on our progress in the future,” concluded Dr. Powers.
Contact:  James M. Powers, Jr.
Chairman, President and CEO 
(602) 952-1200
About iLinc CommunicaQons, Inc. 
iLinc, a recognized leader in web and video conferencing and collabora'on solu'ons, empowers people 
to achieve their organiza'onal goals easily and quickly, making it possible for them to accomplish more, 
travel less, achieve work-life balance, all while preserving the environment. iLinc’s SoPware-as-a-Service 
(SaaS)  delivery,  industry-leading  service,  and  integra'ons  such  as  iLinc  for  Salesforce,  which 
automa'cally  synchronizes web conferencing and CRM data,  increase opera'onal e?ciency across the 
organiza'on, leing you drive more revenue. For more, visit www.ilinc.com.

Yeah I'm guilty of doing that scare tactic before

that 1m seller is scaring people or some one wants cheap shares putting high ask

Yeah light volume walk down

Adding the dip here... was hoping for a second chance to get in!

Not sure what you mean about "potential." It is an all-cash deal. Those who own ILNC will receive a cash payment for their stock -- the only question is how large the payment will be.

Good morning everyone let's see what ilnc has for us today

I think less then 2 weeks

Any word on when the merger will take place? This one has potential!

Nice day!

could you name any examples I could look at? It is something I have never run into before (or don't remember, at least).

I've seen it happen this way. It's to give their "loyal" shareholders first notification of the major details.

What kind of company gets a cash buyout deal and doesn't publicly release the price?

The only thing odd about this, in that context, is that BSFT isn't another caveat emptor but apparently a real nasdaq-listed company, so presumably there actually IS a deal.

Sure was, thanks for your support.

enjoy your evening.

ILNC

what a great day guys, expecting a lot more