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| About T & G2 |
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TTGG has two wholly owned subsidiaries in two different Industries. However, both subsidiaries maintain the same basic business principals with the same basic business model.
Quality Service
- Both operating companies believe in and practice the concept of quality service. TTGG personalizes their approach and let's the customer feel like they have a real partner in the development of their business.
Recurring Revenue
- Revenue on both operating subsidiaries is based on Recurring Revenue.
- Zingo Sales participates in the net take (profit) or hold that a gaming facility generates on the gaming units or charges a fixed fee per use of the gaming unit per session.
- Solutions Technology charges a weekly fee per SecureTime Terminal in use or sells the physical Unit and charges a license fee for the software.
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| TTGG's Subsidiaries |
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Solutions Technology, Inc.
Capturing a piece of the potential $7 BILLION Time & Attendance Industry
- Represents an important catalyst for T&G2’s Long-Term Growth.
- Emerging as a leader in the rapidly evolving biometric time and attendance industry.
- Looking to partner with PEOs who have developed relationships with existing client base.
- Putting into place sales agents and distributors.
SecureTime® - Biometric Terminals
The SecureTime® biometric terminals integrate fingerprint recognition into the business. Companies can integrate them
independently or as a group to operate as an extension of their enterprise.
Hardware Features:
No moving parts
- Keypad, barcode reader and smartcard reader
- Power failure resistant – does not lose data, self starting in less than one minute
- Power supply – external self switching voltage (110/220)
SecureTime® - Biometric Terminals
Firmware Features:
Accepts firmware upgrades and software updates "over the wire" and while running; technicians do not need to be present on
site.
Software Features:
- Records all transactions and keeps self contained data archives configurable for:
- Local time on site (specifically allows you to adjust the minute settings)
- Shift bell
- Control external device (door lock, solenoid, camera, lamp, alarm, chime, etc.
Zingo Sales, LTD
Rapidly Emerging As A Leading Provider Of Interactive Electronic Class II Gaming Systems.
- Estimated annual revenues in the United States for Electronic Charitable and Electronic Class II Gaming Industry: $350 Million
and growing.
- Estimated between 600 Million to 1 Billion active Bingo and Class II players worldwide.
- Bingo Games are legally sanctioned in 46 states (Excluding Arkansas, Hawaii, Tennessee, and Utah) and the District of
Columbia.
- Native American Gaming provides rules for Class II and Class III gaming (Bingo falls within Class II)
Zingo Provides Interactive Electronic
Bingo Games
Charitable (Bingo) Gaming Market
- Charitable gaming in the United States mainly consists of traditional Bingo games played both manually (on paper) and
electronically.
- Electronic fast action and progressive bingo games are now available.
- Prize winnings and style of games are different from one jurisdiction to another.
- Largest markets outside of the United States include Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, Spain, Turkey, South America and Asia
Zingo Sales, LTD
Zingo has the largest product offering in the charitable gaming industry!
Provides Multiple "Fast-Action" Bingo Games Simultaneously
Strengths of Zingo Sales, LTD
- Generates more revenue per player than traditional session bingo, resulting in significantly higher profits for the gaming operator.
- Generates additional revenue streams through Ultimate Fast Action Games-"Doubletime", "Hotball" and "Bullet"
- Strong affiliation with Charitable Organizations and Native American Gaming facilities.
- Charitable and Class II Gaming Market does not require an extensive licensing process allowing for quicker penetration of the market.
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Conclusion |
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Based on the July 13th Press Release, the acquisition of WholesaleByUs,LLC could add $6 Million Dollars in new revenue to TTGG in 2005, not including Zingo and Secure Time.
Regarding Zingo's future prospects:
(excerpt from 6/21/04 press release)
"Last year Zingo went through a period when installations were completed at a very quick pace while this past winter was a period that we worked hard on obtaining approvals for the games in new areas," stated T & G2's CEO, James M. Farinella "With the approvals that were recently achieved, I look for the remainder of this year to be a period when installations come at a quickened pace."
Regarding Securetime's future prospects:
(excerpt from 6/21/04 press release)
James M. Farinella, President of T & G2, stated, "With the second half of 2004 comes a strong commitment to grow the technology side of the overall Company. We are putting ourselves into position to achieve real results with the SecureTime system."
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| Company Information |
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Stock Symbol (OTCBB):
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TTGG |
| Current Price: |
$ 0.05 |
| Shares Outstanding: |
70 Million |
| Approx. Float: |
60 Million |
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| Reasons Not To Strike Out |
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