Pervasip Corp (PVSP)

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Many are missing the point here... People should read this to find out why NOW is the time to get in, and why we should HOLD tight.

Yes, video calling is great, but that alone is no reason to buy this. It's far deeper than that, and we should be informing people of the underlying implications!

PVSP is the sole owner of VOX (http://www.voxcorp.net) , which has had SERIOUS activity since May of 2011 (and picking up more recently) that suggests there is a MONSTER on the horizon.
This is not a P&D! PVSP has been around since '64, with great products and services (http://www.pervasip.com)!

VOX provides VoIP solutions and offers solutions for delivering those services with unprecedented efficiency using some incredible compression techniques.

Many of you know of John Fanning, the founder of Napster (partnered with Sean Parker) and heavy initial investor in Facebook. His company, NetCapital (http://netcapital.com) bought out the lender to PVSP in May 2011.

Shortly thereafter, it was announced that John Fanning and Sean Parker (who happens to be one of the top 20 youngest billionaires, as the first President of Facebook) were joining forces again this year to launch a new product called AIRTIME (http://airtime.com). The cryptic announcement has leaked a few details, most noteably that it will rely HEAVILY on streaming video and will be a disruptive technology to make new connections (http://www.facebook.com/airtime for more info).

What a coincidence... The implication here is that the probability that PVSP (through VOX) will be the driving technology supplier for this disruptive game changing service is through the roof!!!

This new company for AIRTIME already has 9 employees and are hiring at least 4 more according to their jobs page, with an anticipated launch by EOY (though no one knows for sure)!

Fast forward to last Friday, and the CEO/CFO of PVSP, Paul H Riss filed showing that he purchased $15k of PVSP at .02. His compensation for last year (2010) was $175k, so that purchase represented nearly 9% of his earnings - no small amount.

Do we see the connections here?? IMO, AIRTIME found the most affordable and efficient service provider to facilitate their new platform, AIRTIME, and invested heavily into it in anticipation of this season. The chances of a buyout or huge investment & long-term revenues for PVSP are impossible to ignore!

Even Fanning directly referenced Microsoft's buyout of Skype! (http://techcrunch.com/2011/10/06/fanning-parker-airtime/)
What does that sound like to you?

Personally, I work in the IT world and do development for fortune 500 companies daily. I KNEW AMWI was a P&D and a quick flip because their tech and news was vapor from the start with no REAL momentum. This is 100% different - you don't get in billionaires to buy your debt only to fade away...

People would be crazy to not buy this with everything they can, IMO!