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Saturday, 02/06/2016 7:21:17 PM

Saturday, February 06, 2016 7:21:17 PM

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To All,

I am offering up this information as a glaring caution to ALL investors. The 1st quarter of tomorrow's game will no doubt have iHubbers eager to post. I am not referring to the game, but rather, to the commercials.

During the 1st quarter you will witness a compelling ad related to the future of payments. My caution is quite simple... Regardless of what you hear or what you see in this particular commercial, there is absolutely ZERO hope for Neom UNTIL the $40M debt is FULLY repaid.

What you see will undoubtedly pique your interest and may spark thoughts of grandure, however, I assure you that unless the debt has already been repaid in full, new volume will arrive on Monday and YA will dilute us straight to our 3rd r/s. I urge everyone to avoid tossing ANY additional money into this fire pit until we hear the status of Neom's debt, which hopefully will be Monday but which could arrive as late as Thursday (I believe public companies are permitted 4 days to post material information).

I urge you NOT to take this lightly. The debt MUST BE REPAID IN FULL!

For any newbies arriving on this forum, be aware that the reason this stock has not risen even the slightest (not so much as .0001) from its current price of .0001, is due to the nature of the financial arrangement between NeoMedia and Yorkville Advisors (aka YA).

In exchange for $40M in funding, Neom issued convertible debentures to YA. These debentures, if fully exercised, equate to in excess of 400 "BILLION" shares of Neom stock based upon the current pps. Additionally, YA receives a discount of 5% on all conversions...meaning they make money from Neom on each and every conversion...they are incented!

All of this means YA has the wherewithal to pursue r/s after r/s. We have already enjoyed TWO of them, and are now about to be diluted to our THIRD!!

Regardless of ANY demand for the stock, YA converts their debentures into common shares and floods the market to meet "ANY AND ALL" demand. Therefore, the pps CANNOT rise. It CANNOT rise until YA ceases ALL conversions, and this is not expected to happen until the debt is repaid.

As the debt is repaid, the debentures are reduced accordingly, until eventually Neom is whole. To date, they have made virtually no progress in debt reduction.

Also, as part of the arrangement, all patents have been assigned to YA until such time as the debt is fully repaid. Should YA declare a default, this forces bankruptcy, and YA is free to auction the patents while Neom shareholders receive NOTHING. The Neom/YA historybis far too repetitious and debilitating to ignore this possibility.

Again, PLEASE DO NOT TAKE THIS LIGHTLY.

All of the above, Just My Opinion (JMO), but based upon many years of due diligence and repetitive history.

Best,
BC