Stock up. OFS continues to get shown the door. Coincidence?
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OFD, please go ahead and jettison the OFS employees. Then, enjoy your software...and the lawsuits. Oh, and good luck selling off Bank and CU solutions cores without any staff that has a clue as to how things work. I’m sure there will be companies just lining up to buy the code only.
I'm sure that HR has to come in on the weekends to fix outages like the rest of us, so they know about our outage frequency first hand.
Enron said they were profitable too
The week in pump and dump
You are a mo–n, outages are at an all time high for customers compared over the past three years. If you take out large outages for the last year. You might be able to say that it is better. I would not compare it to the last three years. I bet Kreb's writes about how good our security isn't, soon.
Outages at all time lows thanks to Guy and tech team get your facts straight, Ltr up as well. Another posting by one of our Competitors
Sounds like you’re having trouble keeping up. You must be OFS
record number of outages, client dissatisfaction at an all-time high, resources blown on repairing company image.. the stock price jumps when clients pay to get out of Fiserv contracts. not a good long term strategy LOL
Quality profits you OFS losers
Not a coincidence. Loss in quality has a delayed effect on reduced revenue but layoffs are an immediate drop in expenses.
Fiserv - an owned subsidiary of First Data International
Are they going to change the name of the company to Fiserv & Associates?
Yes, Facebook does put clients and associates first. Frank, on the other hand, puts Frank first
FB puts clients and associates first!
I'd say yes since all OFD does is piss off customers