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Re: host7423 post# 1452

Wednesday, 11/25/2015 9:15:14 AM

Wednesday, November 25, 2015 9:15:14 AM

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Look at the company though. There's no evidence it worked anywhere it was tried.

How could they be running an advertising business without soliciting for new clients?

Maybe they just never got enough interest from potential advertisers if they charged a price equal to giving clients enough minutes so they'd think the service was worthwhile.

Why would anyone merger with a company that was probably in debt in order to obtain a few patents that don't make money anywhere you try to sell the service based on them? If it did make money, where's the evidence? They wouldn't go low key at a time when cell phone advertising was burgeoning. They'd try to fight for maximum market share.

The only things I see of value in MYSL are A. client lists and B. the shell corporation. Someone could easily sell a client list to provide a severance package for themselves. No one would need to merger with them to obtain it.

Career networking sites show mostly former Myscreenindia employees, not current ones, so a merger would not result in personnel, and who would want a workforce that knows how to work with a business that doesn't make money? If they'd hire former Myscreenindia personnel, they'd do it on the open market.