Sector pegged to grow 12-fold by 2013.

Xcellink (XCEL) could give you and other early investors even greater growth… 20… even 30 times your money is within sight for those who act fast on this…

Aggressive Buy: Xcellink (XCEL)
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The PC and Internet opened up a massive new channel for commerce and now the mobile phone is opening up yet another new one. 

Consumers are buying items through their mobile phones, not just over them.

It’s called m-Commerce and it’s growing faster than a teenager, though the sector is still in its infancy stage.

I’m Andy Carpenter, editor of The Carpenter Global Stock Advisory, and I want to tell you about Xcellink, an under-the-radar company that’s about to turn the m-Commerce sector into a roaring revenue machine.

Xcellink owns the patents
that will grow m-Commerce
out of infancy in a hurry

There’s no denying:  The m-Commerce sector is one big fat infant. 

Revenues in the US alone are already well into the billions and m-Commerce transactions are pegged for a 12-fold increase by 2013… to $800 billion.

The projection looks right on target.  Take Papa John’s Pizza, for example.

Papa John’s already has $1 million in m-Commerce revenue this year.  Based on their reported m-Commerce growth rate, they expect $10 million in m-Commerce revenue this time next year.  Domino’s reports similar m-Commerce growth expectations.

Once you see the breakdown of the items US consumers are now buying through their mobile phones, you’ll quickly see why Papa John’s and Domino’s absolutely love this new sector called m-Commerce.

Notice what the all items on the above list have in common?
They are all low-priced items.  And not one of them is a tangible item. 

No sweaters, jeans or shoes.  No air conditioners, TVs, or refrigerators.  No bicycles, books, or exercise equipment. 

And yet…

In the US alone, m-Commerce revenues are growing at a remarkable pace.  According to IDC and Jupiter Media Metrix,
US m-Commerce revenues climbed from $127 million in 2001 to over $58 billion in 2007.  The progression of m-Commerce revenue charts out like a hockey stick:

Where do the numbers go from here?

Well, a recent study by Informa Telecoms & Media shows that advances in technology will drive a 12-fold increase in mobile transaction values — to more than more $800 billion by 2013. 

Revolutionary growth not good enough!

Jumping to near $1 trillion from under $200 million is revolutionary revenue growth in any one’s book.  And yet, many experts recognize there are obstacles keeping the m-Commerce sector from reaching its full mind-boggling potential.

However, experts agree:  Conquer those obstacles and bingo — m-Commerce will suddenly erupt way beyond its already impressive debut. 

New revenues will rush in from the tangible items now off the
US m-Commerce playing field.  New revenues by the multi billions!
But first, those obstacles must be hurdled.  And that brings us right back to Xcellink.

Forrester Research has identified the obstacles holding back m-Commerce from mind-boggling massive explosion:

	m-Commerce obstacle: Credit card security concerns
	m-Commerce obstacle: "Klunky" user experience
	m-Commerce obstacle: Too complicated

With Xcellink-enabled mobile phones:

	No more credit-card security concerns.  Xcellink’s patented system has the technical ability to replace all credit, debit, charge and smart cards.
	No more “klunky” experience.  Xcellink’s technology automatically provides all functions of ordering, warehousing, delivery and payment for all types of goods and services… providing the ease and convenience mobile phone users demand.
	No more consumer complications.  Xcellink’s patented method works when customers punch in a single, simple PIN number.  Orders, payments, delivery addresses, everything is done with a simple PIN entry.  How easy is that!?

Xcellink’s solution is so elegant, so advanced and revolutionary that is was awarded patents in the United States, Canada, and India, an absolute monster m-Commerce market as it is the world’s fastest-growing mobile market.

Today, 375 million Indians have cell phones. That’s more than the entire population of the United States.  And 3 million wireless subscribers, on average, are added each month.  In January 2009 alone, however, 15.4 million were added.

By 2010, phone maker Nokia says half a billion Indians will have cell phones, which are very inexpensive in India.  Typical costs are about $20 for a handset and about a penny a minute.  The cost is so low those in India earning the average $100 a month have little trouble affording them.

Another key point:  85% of the new mobile phone users in India come from rural areas.  This is where 70% of India’s 1.1 billion people live. 

This is significant for investors in Xcellink because hundreds of millions of mobile phone users will leap right over the e-Commerce revolution and step straight into the perhaps even more-powerful m-Commerce revolution.

What’s more, India’s banking industry is not reaching those in rural India.  But they want to.  So much so that they just put together a road map for expanding financial inclusion in India.  They call this road map, "The Next Billion Consumers."  And yes, m-Commerce plays a major role in the strategy.

XCEL could be the only stock you need to own to take advantage of the m-Commerce revolution lighting up around the world.

Xcellink has the patents and, of course, worldwide distribution rights to its advanced platform-independent payment systems and methodologies.

You can accumulate XCEL shares for under a dollar right now, which has to be the biggest bargain of a lifetime since XCEL could go to $9.50 in a wink.

Quick 10-bagger?
Or 20-bagger?

I’m expecting, conservatively, a quick 10-bagger with XCEL. But share price could jump higher.  Either way, this is your opportunity to scoop Wall Street and profit like a bandit before the suits ever catch on. 

Wall Street, love it or hate it, eventually will catch on to Xcellink (XCEL).  And when it does, every investor under the sun gets in, driving share prices into yet another wealth-building spike and climb.

Get in on XCEL today.  My special report on m-Commerce and Xcellink is hot-off-the-press and I want you to own it free.

I want my new report in front of you to illustrate how my stock-picking talents can make you a stock-market millionaire.  Simple as that. 

Frankly, I’m hoping that by tipping you off to profits you stand to make investing in Xcellink that you’ll want to subscribe to my newsletter someday, The Carpenter Global Stock Advisory.  Letting you in on XCEL is, I suppose, a "free sample." 

So get your free report and get in on this breakout profit opportunity today. 

Sincerely,
Andy Carpenter

Editor

P.S. Your Xcellink report is your free.  Nothing to buy, now or ever.  Just click here and your report appears instantly.

P.P.S.  As m-Commerce explodes, there will be no need for credit cards.  Heck, no need for a wallet because everything’s going to your mobile phone.  It’s what today’s new world wants:  Ubiquitous freedom, ease, speed and security — PATENTED BY XCELLINK.  Buy XCEL today!

Mr. Carpenter sees Xcellink (XCEL) as his next monster-profit pick.  And, as Andy’s message details, Xcellink could be his biggest profit discovery yet. 

Mr. Carpenter is a former journalist and business writer who wrote for such notable newspapers as The Boston Globe and The Washington Times. He was a nominee for the 1996 Pulitzer Prize and won the Associated Press Mark Twain Award in 1996 and 1997, as well as the Landmark Award in 1996. Harvard educated, Andy remains the only American journalist to write for the Mandarin language Shanghai Security News, a daily newspaper that many believe is China’s Wall Street Journal. He founded Asia Business & Investing in 2003.

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