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Congratulations to Team Globalstar from Team Yippy. A Global communications Titan is born. TLPS will change the way people compute in the cloud, and IoT now has its backbone.
I'm so happy for Jay Monroe and team. The cloud is coming, the real cloud that is going to change everything.
Congratulations to Team Globalstar from Team Yippy. A Global communications Titan is born. TLPS will change the way people compute in the cloud, and IoT now has its backbone.
The Sky is no longer the limit. Truly sensational news. I'm so happy for Jay Monroe and team.
Try linkedin Next time...before posting...
https://www.linkedin.com/in/durbinjessica
National Account Sales - The Blaze TV, Radio, Digital, & Print
Mercury Radio Arts, Inc.
April 2011 – June 2013 (2 years 3 months)
*Create and sell multi-platform digital opportunities that are unique to each client and benefit the company.
*Put together comprehensive advertising programs that deliver value for the client’s investment.
*Work closely with marketing/creative team to develop effective strategies and solutions for businesses/brands.
*Connecting clients with opportunities to help grow their reach and network.
*Find targeted and ethical new digital media sales opportunities and share them with my team.
*Build and develop strong relationships with advertisers and agencies.
Just like it said, Truth is always on the side of Yippy.
-----Original Message-----
From: rich@yippyinc.com
Sent: Monday, December 5, 2011 10:30am
To: "Jessica Durbin" <jessica@theblaze.com>
Subject: Re: Triple checking with you ...
Planning to be there around 12:45-1pm.
-----Original Message-----
From: "Jessica Durbin" <jessica@theblaze.com>
Sent: Monday, December 5, 2011 10:16am
To: "rich@yippyinc.com" <rich@yippyinc.com>
Subject: Re: Triple checking with you ...
Hi Rich,
I'm looking forward to seeing you today. Are you still available? I will also put you on the guest list for the show today if you can make it. I will go with you if you don't have company. Let me know.
We have a sales meeting that runs a little long. 12:30 works best.
Jessica
Sent from my iPhone
On Dec 1, 2011, at 7:14 PM, rich@yippyinc.com wrote:
Hi Jessica,
I thought you would be happy. Lunch sounds great ! I'll show up between 12-12:30 on Monday and we can just play it by ear. That is a most kind offer to watch the show and I would be honored to do so.
See you soon !
rich
404-769-0982
-----Original Message-----
From: "Jessica Durbin" <jessica@theblaze.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 1, 2011 6:35pm
To: rich@yippyinc.com
Subject: Re: Triple checking with you ...
Oh that is TERRIFIC!!!! Then we HAVE to go to lunch! Plus, Glenn doesn't hang around on Friday's and if he is around on Monday, I prefer you get an opportunity to say hello. Can you also be my guest for his 5pm show on GBTV?
I know you probably have lots scheduled but that would be great. He tapes his Friday show on Thursday and sometimes we have other people do his show live on Fridays.
Jessica
Shareholders,
I'll be brief.
1) If I was to Photoshop myself with someone, Glenn Beck would not be my first choice. This is a ridiculous accusation.
2) Receivables - Yippy sells a appliance for POC (Proof of Concept), which takes 60-180 days to complete after box install. Then we give the customers Net 60 to pay once it is accepted. Our revenues reflect the price of the appliance, with services and/or the development billed separately. We don't do anything different than the majors, who bill exactly like we do here at Yippy.
3) Globalstar and Yippy are meeting November 4th in Atlanta to inspect our new command center which is now up to ISO standards. We'll be making a full announcement about this shortly.
4) As for MC+A and Snyder, Westerman LLP is handling both of these issues.
Yippy will prevail as always. Truth is always on our side.
take care...
rich
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rich@yippyinc.com
Sir,
That is an inaccurate presentation a financial statement without the footnotes.
1) Total financing from Magna was approx. $850K. The majority of proceeds was used for MuseGlobal software acquisition, Vivisimo upgrades, and associated legal fees.
At no time did Yippy receive millions in financing from any entity. In fact the largest financing deal was attributed in 2011 for the Vivisimo Velocity acquisition which was approx. $900K +/- and that number is included in the financing numbers.
The majority of our financing numbers have come through acquisitions not from direct investment, and it states that clearly in our FS.
As for MC+A - They have about 20 full time employees. Yippy has 10 putting us around 30 people. Comments about MC+A being a one man show are completely inaccurate. The entire Google GSA division had 35 people total at their apex, now it has 8.
Michael Cizmar is one of the foremost authorities for Google products including the GSA. We value very much his relationship with Google, and as stated plan to test on Google cloud as an option for our clients going forward.
Google will not offer GSA type search services in the Google cloud. We have an instance of our software running on Google's platform today. The GSA is out dated and very slow compared to Yippy, hence it is being phased out.
As many people do not know that Google search is a very heavy pig (tech talk). Meaning it takes a lot of resources (servers) to perform tasks. The Achilles heal for the GSA and Google search is that it can only search a maximum of 1000 files deep. This is useless for big data, email discovery, natural language processing, corp governance, or anything that requires deep search of large samples of data.
In contrast, Yippy can search millions of files deep faster than Google can search 1000 in scale. Google is primarily an advertising company, and the software used in the GSA is from 2002. Back then it was top dog, today it's a relic.
Google is focusing its attention on Amazon Cloud (AWS) which is not a great product, we tested it. We can offer Google cloud with Yippy software which is what Michael and his team are testing on currently. Yippy search destroys Amazon Elastic Search side by side, and the Amazon search product is open source, Yippy is powered by Watson. No contest there.
MC+A and Yippy combined qualify for NASDAQ. We are already speaking with the NASDAQ about up listing via a sponsorship from Globalstar and Mr. Jay Monroe who is paying all the bills for the up listing. MC+A is a net profitable business, they pay taxes on profit, and have been in the mid 7 figures in revenue for many years.
It has taken years to get this company in the position it is in today. We have done it by pinching pennies and not diluting our float with numerous financing as many small caps have done in the past.
If Google can grow a GSA business to nearly $1B in revenue with 35 people what can Yippy do? MC+A is not the only Google VAR to stalk (yes stalking) Yippy. They are the number 1 deployment partner for Google. Yippy has by far the best search appliance and its pretty much common knowledge in the industry. The Fortune article has put us in the number 1 position, and we are going to blow out this FY with amazing numbers.
The GSA is over 1/2018 - meaning all GSA boxes brick (shut down). There are over 30,000 boxes that need replacing and the cost of our appliance is 50% less than renewing a GSA today. What's even more amazing is MC+A built all the connectors for the GSA, and now they are being retooled to work with the Yippy Search Appliance.
What that means is this. We can literally take out a Google box, use the same network mapping, same MC+A connectors along with those acquired from MUSEGLobal, and spin it up in hours. Providing services that no other appliance can do in the world.
We just hired a new COO who came from IBM Watson Solutions Group, we'll formally announce him shortly. Do not under estimate the potential of Yippy or the powers behind our company. Patience is the key when building a major company. Some times you have to go back to go forward, and wait for your breaks.
Lastly I want to talk about Globalstar.
Jay, my friend and partner, knows what we have together. He is always there for us, and we are there for him. His team is killing it right now, and the new products coming out overshadow TLPS.
Globalstar and Yippy will beat everyone, I MEAN EVERYONE, for providing internet access to un-served markets. We are working on a deal right now to provide internet enabled kiosk for a major online retailer that will bring new customers into world economy. It's really quite incredible to think two small caps have the answer and the ability to make that happen.
It is a slam dunk.
take care...
rich granville
404-769-0982
BB -
Let me make sure I understand, and then I will be signing off for the day.
You think the Company has the right to change the names on stock certificates at will without the owners permission to do so.
First, it's illegal, and second, no Transfer Agent in the world would take that liability on without proper documentation from the entity in control even if acquired or not and to say otherwise is unadvised.
Regards.
Check out our new website and branding at www.yippyinc.com
Thanks to the team for all their hard work.
Sir,
Your comments are completely wrong.
We have to deliver all the documents and emails related to our valuation and DISCOVERY IS OVER. No default judgement will be issued as you have stated previously and our case moves forward. Now, Yippy moves into discovery of Magna and Sason's for our counterclaim.
As it relates to Globalstar:
TLPS is a global spectrum owned by GSAT. The US is only one market for TLPS. I believe that the vote will come in 3 vote yes, 2 votes no. O'Rielly is the key to success for US market for TLPS.
It is my opinion TLPS has long term significant and strategic value outside of the US. Yippy is already talking with other countries about leading into markets with Sat-fi 2 coming later this year, and then following up with TLPS.
We are all very confident in our plans with Globalstar and the future of our businesses.
Regards,
Richard Granville
CEO
Yippy, Inc.
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rich@yippyinc.com
Message from CEO - Yippy, Inc.
Folks,
I appreciate the phone calls about the Sason matter. I think the filing John Snyder made that has been posted on this board is the correct response.
Additionally, the case with Magna and Yippy is a long way from going to court. In our conference with the Judge last month he indicted it would be more than a year before we began trial proceedings.
As stated in our financial statements, this Magna proceeding is not going to affect our business. The intent of these lawsuits were to put Yippy out of business, nothing more. It will not succeed, I can assure you.
Our business is strong, and I will be updating the shareholders post release of our next quarterly report. I think everyone will be very happy with our progress.
Thank you,
Rich Granville
CEO
Yippy, Inc.
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rich@yippyinc.com
Mr. Bilked,
I rarely look at this board. Are you trying to speak to me directly? I am easily reachable by phone or email.
As for Magna - Sason's et al, they have much bigger problems then Yippy or myself. The meeting on the 5th is counsels only and is materially a none event for Yippy.
We do appreciate your concern for our well being, but it's not necessary as Yippy and myself are doing great. Watch for our next Q and you'll start seeing the big picture.
Big Smile for everyone...
rich
Hello Everyone,
I will be brief.
#1 - The deal with Globalstar is going very well.
#2 - The last filing by Magna, Sason, et al, is of no concern whatsoever.
Due to the amount of requests from shareholders and this forum being overwhelmed with absolute non-truthful statements, we want to set the record straight.
Thank you,
Rich Granville
CEO
Yippy, Inc.
Here is IBM listed on our shareholder report. 5,250,000 shares in the name of International Business Machines.
They put the shares in their name, no 8k filing needed. They bought Vivisimo, and need nothing further from us. The comments made regarding same are absolutely false.
Seems we have another red herring from the crew. Just like the Wells Letter posted a couple of weeks back. Which is also false.
I will repeat it for you one last time.
IBM nor any tech company issue "Exclusive" Licenses for their software. If they issued an "Exclusive" license then IBM cannot sell Watson Explorer to anyone, anywhere.
People,
Let's deal in facts not fiction.
1) Yippy has the only license for Watson Explorer that allows us to market the product to other companies unlimited and worldwide. We deal with IBM every week and our team was just there last week for breakfast meeting with senior management.
2) Yippy has received our HIPAA and FISMA certifications, they will be announced shortly.
3) ISO certification has been expanded due to a deal with a customer to expand our presence worldwide. It is not stopping us from selling our products.
4) There are no new shares in the market since 2013, and we do not expect to expand the float whatsoever in 2015.
Thank you for your attention.
People,
Let's relax. There is a process to this which we will be delivering in short order to FINRA and the SEC regarding the illegal shorting activities of Charles Schwab. The evidence we are submitting is absolutely the definition of a "smoking gun".
Schwab and their entity under common control Optionsxpress are well known for this kind of activity and have been fined many times in the past for same.
See these links:
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=schwab+illegal+shorting
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=optionsxpress+illegal+shorting
Now I want to touch on the recent press about Magna Group and Hanover Holdings. Yippy, Inc. is currently in litigation with Magna, whose CEO is Joshua Sason, as disclosed in our financial statements.
Yippy did not enter into the same kind of notes that caused many of the death spiral events as disclosed on Bloomberg. The "little trick" mentioned in that article is nothing more than Magna Group aka: Josh Sason working in collusion with Transfer Agents, a couple of law firms, and a FINRA regulated Broker Dealer.
Here is how it works.
1) A company enters an agreement with Magna Group or Hanover Holdings.
2) Joshua and Ari Sason then offer the CEO a large amount of money to change tranfer agents to someone friendly to their program.
3) Once a company changes transfer agents Magna Group's Josh Sason then reserves a large amount of shares with the TA which is the cause of many death spiral events.
Now due to the case, I will not disclose how they cause the death spiral, or the accounting for shares and value of same, but I can tell you that insider trading, wire fraud, mail fraud, bad faith, breach of contract and a substantial amount of illegal shorting are involved. The Bloomberg article also touches on the shorting aspect, but does not fully understand the depth and process.
Yippy did not change transfer agents and did not accept the bribe the came from Ari Sason and Michael Abitebol. We have hard documented proof of same. Magna then went to our Transfer Agent on their own to reserve shares and were denied.
This only scratches the surface of how deep this rabbit hole goes with Magna Group and the entities working in collusion with Joshua and Ari Sason, as well as Michael Abitebol.
I can tell you this, with absolute certainty. FINRA and the SEC are aware of our case and our discovery requests, as of 3/12, which will without question expose the underbelly of a very tight group of co-conspirators working with Magna Group's Joshua Sason to destroy companies at will.
We certainly expect this case to open up a Federal Criminal inquiry as well.
There will be no rebuttal. I consider this tread closed.
With regards,
Richard "Rich" Granville
CEO
Yippy, Inc.
Sir,
It is difficult to speculate what the future holds in the way of regulation for crowd funding. Kickstarter being the benchmark is very interesting in my opinion. Seeing people put their ideas and dreams on display is pretty cool.
I do think the government will mandate rules most likely before the 2016 elections, as the current administration is all about control and protecting us from ourselves. Which is bad for business in general.
In most funding or loan situations, it's all about the character of the people asking for the money. Which is different from the OTC land, where investors have to worry about the character of the management and the character of funding sources for obvious reasons.
So in that regard, I think there is much less risk in crowd funding.
I hope this answers you question.
Take care,
Rich
Atsushi,
Thanks very much, that coming from you, now that's a huge compliment. You are hard to please sometimes Sir.
Mstocks,
To answer yours and others questions about distribution and EASE awareness I would ask you to wait as it will become understood when we launch the Enterprise website and announce a couple of deals we have in final docs.
We don't want to tip our hand too much. But I can tell you this, we are talking to Google Search Appliance Partners (VARS) and offering them much more in the way of commissions than Google. They can call their existing customer base and say... How would you like to save 50% (that's huge money) on your Google bill and they make 100% more than Google pays them in commission for that customer.
Price - Features - Speed - we kill the Google appliance.
Take care...
Rich
404-769-0982
Sir,
You are mistaken.
We did not hire LBB Associates last year. We hired them after Berman. Here is our 2012, annual report link. See the last page with the Auditor certification letter for this filing dated in 2012.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/financialReportViewer?symbol=YIPI&id=91207
Regards,
Rich
Sir,
I want to personally thank you for your attempts to understand the deal we did with Vivisimo. It was a great deal for our shareholders. Additionally, your statement that Yippy is now a shell since we de-listed is completely false, and you know this Sir.
As the board authority on the Vivisimo deal and all things Yippy, I can assure you that there is no provision whatsoever in the agreement that on default or otherwise Vivisimo had to convert their shares into Yippy common stock. So your comment "Read the agreement, it is in there", is sort of humorous.
This was their choice as we were demonstrating to them the value in our education platform, which has now morphed into Yippy EASE. We created content filters on our side that we allowed Vivisimo to use and there were other favors between the companies through the date of their acquisition by IBM.
Vivisimo's executive staff were very entrepreneurial in their mindset like venture capitalists. We learned much from them and I worked very closely their tech teams on new product development for search. Since that engagement ended we concentrated on access control and security to round out the EASE platform and make it viable for the enterprise.
Now for a lighter topic, that's in the present and not the distant past. I want to get the boards opinion on our new appliance design. We are dubbing the first Yippy EASE appliance "Blue Flame".
The box will be rapped for security purposes with a black carbon fiber skin and have the graphics similar to the image provided below. The bezel on the Blue Flame appliance will also be carbon fiber.
This is what we finished up the last couple of days. I think the team did a great job and our extremely competent CMO, Ms. Debbie Sharken is also to thank. Thanks Deb !!!
I'd like to see what our shareholders think about the name, design of our appliance.
Take care...
Rich
Sir,
Fluor, Inc. is the F100. We noted that in the annual report as it is required to list major customers. We have added several Fortune companies evaluating our technology currently. Once the appliance is released things will start picking up quickly.
Also, we don't need ISO certs for selling appliances. We need ISO certs for selling appliances and cloud network services bundled. Simply taking the best of breed software in EASE and layering it on our cloud to further reduce IT cost for our customers especially SMBs. I think for SMB customers we can reduce IT costs by more than 50%.
I am also in constant contact with IBM our second largest shareholder. Full disclosure, I have had 4 face to face meetings, and a dozen conference calls discussing EASE with IBM technical and executives since August 2014.
There is not an NDA between IBM and Yippy. We won't sign one. They can't do what we can and they have seen the DEFCON demo, 4 or 5 times, and know this is the case. I think we will come to some agreement in the coming weeks for a partnership type arrangement to start. It all starts with the appliance and proving out our plan.
Ok, I'm done for the night. Got a pack and get some rest.
Take care...
Rich
More than full time.
Sure, I have other ventures. I've invested in a few start-ups, crowd funding projects, mentored young companies with great ideas and I own a domain business on the side for the last 17 years were I buy/sell high value domains, but all of these are more like hobbies than work.
I'm working right now... 11pm ET. Did you have a point in this line of questioning?
Sir,
I stated a finance company (not a consultant) acquired unrestricted shares in late 2009. The 825,000 shares that were paid to a consultant are still restricted.
In November 2006, the Company issued 300,000 shares of common stock for $10,000 ($0.03/share).
This is the certificate (unrestricted shares) acquired when we merged with the shell by the finance company and it was split into two certs. I do not recall the amounts, but the net result of it was post all splits is 1.6M shares of unrestricted common stock that used for collateral in the Magna note.
As for you comments on the attorney we used for less than 30 days, way back when, I say... get over it. We did the day we fired him, long before he had his personal issues with Johnny Law.
Regards,
Rich
Sir,
You're certainly pumped up today. My presence must be intoxicating to you Sir. I enjoy the banter as I am stuck in hotel room until my flight in the morning.
I never met nor spoke to the attorney you reference. Our previous accountant, Elliot Berman was the one who had him doing legal work for our filings for a very short amount of time (one month). Once we saw his record in the market, he was terminated immediately.
You are well aware we fired this guy as it is public record. Your trying to imply that I have something to do with a felon is getting close to crossing a line I think. We learned early on, get good counsel and accounting firms around Yippy. Doing it on the cheap doesn't pay in the end.
Now to your next baseless claim.
Those 825K shares issued to a consultant are still restricted. I already mentioned in a previous communication that the finance company not a consultant acquired the unrestricted shares in late 2009. That is when Yippy and Cinnabar Ventures merged into the shell -----late 2009.
Here it is off the financial statement-
In November 2006, the Company issued 300,000 shares of common stock for $10,000 ($0.03/share).
I recall the finance company split that cert into two certs, but I do not recall the exact amounts, but the end result of that was 1.6 million share cert which was used as collateral for the loan with Magna post all splits.
Regards,
Rich
Sir,
The 1.6 million shares, is forward split adjusted as you are very aware. If the shares were issued in 2009, then they would forward split in 2010 and 2011 like every single other common share.
Can I say " lol " without offending you ?
Regards,
Rich
Sir,
Let me try to make this simple for you in a side by side comparison with a major.
Yippy has approximately 500 million documents in the 5 categorical indexes on our EASE platform in 20U of rack space with an additional 10U hot backup.
Our software stack on the EASE appliance manages these indexes along with our connector framework that federates outside sources directly on click. Giving our web search engine Yippy.com a reach of about 1 billion documents with internal and federated sources through EASE.
Try the following searches, which one gives more actionable insight for a trader looking to capitalize on the Ebola vaccine charade.
http://new2.yippy.com/search?v%3aproject=clusty-news&query=ebola
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=ebola
There is no comparison between EASE and Google for the enterprise. Now I want to show you the Google Search Appliance pricing for EDU and Commercial release May 14, 2014, to the State of Texas.
http://www.onixnet.com/txmas/GOOGLE_PRICING.htm
As you can see from the price list, Google does not have a 500 Million document pricing structure. So if I wanted to run Yippy on Google Search Appliances, we would have to purchase five of the following packages.
132-32 GSAG500100M2YSTD GSA 24MO LICS SUP TERM UP TO 100000000 ITEMS INDEXED
132-32 GSAG500100MHOT2YSTD GSA HOT-BACKUP 24MO LICS SUP TERM UP TO 100000000 ITEMS INDEXED
For a 24 month 100Mil items indexed and hot back up would cost a EDU or Business a staggering... $2.1M per year, and that only includes call in support, if you want them to set it up, manage, and collaborate on design of the system then you need to purchase the following.
132-8 GSA-SUP-PREM-DISC Google Search Appliance Support Package: Disconnected Support includes Collaborative Support.
Now the total cost is $3M for 24 months for 100MIL documents. A 500 Mil Index is $15,500,000 using Google Search appliance sales matrix.
I'm not going to disclose our pricing today, but I can tell you that Google is not going to be happy. We are going to significantly under-price and outproduce them by unobtainable margins. Google can't cluster results, do cognitive and predictive search, federate sources, ESSO, Enterprise 360, and the list goes on and on.
The Yippy EASE appliance is coming out in a few days and we will debut it side by side with a Google Search Appliance with all the pomp and circumstance it deserves in the press and media.
Regards,
Rich
Sir,
The facts were stated plainly. Do you think senior management personally draft the legal portion of a quarterly report? We have one of the most respected firms in NY as our counsel and our in house counsel is superb as well. You can find our list of attorneys in our quarterly report. It's certainly not paper hanging type firms most OTC companies use.
Additionally,
You state Yippy stock is about to be chilled. Do you know what a chill is? Do you know who issues a chill? There is absolutely no chance Yippy stock will ever be chilled. Chills only occur when the DTC issues one, and that only happens when DTC sees large amounts of paper being made free trading in a short amount of time.
Since Yippy has a very small float and almost never issues any new shares we would be one of the last companies on the planet to see a chill and you know this.
Regards,
Rich
Sir,
I may post on any public forum I feel appropriate. It really depends on what side of the stock you are on as it relates to responses in most cases.
Most CEOs won't because they don't care to interact whatsoever with their shareholders. This is especially true on the OTC.
To clarify - The "common shares" (1.67M - 3% of issued and outstanding) were acquired by a finance company in a deal in late 2009. The company was fully reporting until last 2010, so I assure you that the deal was not only appropriate but provided the cash on hand to purchase Velocity.
Yippy was busy in development and acquisition mode in 2011 - 2012, and as such we needed funding like every growing company. The finance company who could have sold every share in 2010, held them, and allowed Yippy and the Magna Group to collateralize a $2M line of credit as a third party guarantor for the secured credit line which I also personally guaranteed in early 2012.
Fairly simple transaction, and we drew only what was needed for deals like Muse Global, Macte labs, and the creation of our EASE platform. We never drew more than $700K on the $2M line. Yippy is very good at making the most of every dollar we spend.
I hope this makes sense to you.
Regards,
Rich
Sir,
You must stop with these untrue comments. Yippy, Inc. is very stable and has plenty of access to cash.
If you read the default language it states they (Magna Group) sold collateral (shares) without providing an audit of the sale(s). The collateral was not the Company's, it was a third parties who held substantial shares in Yippy which were unrestricted.
The shares were sold between 2012 - early 2014 and they were not properly attributed to the debt accurately. Additionally, the company filed a notice with the NY federal courts last Friday for lawsuit proceedings against Magna Group dba: Hanover Holding.
The technology assets of Yippy are very secure and at no risk whatsoever.
Regards,
Rich
Hello...
Our float is currently 9.18mm shares. With no changes or new share issuances in quite some time. Please contact me directly as your position should be noted by the BOD as your claim puts you at +5% of the float.
Rich@yippyinc.com
I have many messages from shareholders in my ihub box. I apologize but this site is not the correct way to contact me. Please use my business email and I promise to respond.
Let's not be concerned about Todd Gold shorting from CHDN (aka- AABA). This is a firm with little Net Cap and many fines from SEC. Shorts are good for us and your upside.
We are in control of the situation. SEC has an eye on the ball. We are good to go in my opinion. Nothing can stop our success. Putin can't stop Yippy.
Take Care Everyone.
A shareholder update including forward guidance will be released by the end if next week. We appreciate your patience.
Sir,
I'm pretty clear on SEC regulations and procedures. The SEC approved this transaction. The company has been deemed not a shell since Jan. 2010. I'm sorry you think that our acquisition of Velocity was not in the shareholders best interest. The board and I will have to disagree and move on.
Lastly, and correctly you stated previously that no one holding restricted shares can register them to sell. Yes, that does include myself. I have never sold.
Take care,
Rich
My pleasure.