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@neomania okay. no worries.
@neomania NEOM is not current. NEOM (NeoMedia Technologies, Inc.) is Dark / Defunct. See, https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/NEOM/profile The last disclosure / filing they sent out was over 5 years ago, https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=11433099&guid=ilD9kaRr5AyLwth right before they were foreclosed on.
ridiculous, NEOM the stock ticker, NeoMedia Technologies, Inc. has nothing of value and nothing to offer. @vulken17
The Saudi claimed connection is a total farce. @vulken17
@vulken17 The Saudi company bought the NEOM.COM domain when NeoMedia Technologies, Inc went out of business and it's assets foreclosed. There is no relationship between the Saudi company and this stock ticker. ...but you know this already.
Ridiculous. @GreenerGrassy
@GreenerGrassy I've been here for years. Just trying to keep it real.
@fadi. The Saudi group building NEOM City bought the NEOM domain when NeoMedia Technologies, Inc (NEOM) went out of business. That's it.
@JStewin. Nothing has changed.
The Saudi claimed connection is a total farce. @GreenerGrassy
@GreenerGrassy. No, they certainly did not.
@munnymann001. That is not the same NEOM as this stock ticker. The Saudi company bought the neom.com domain when NeoMedia Technologies, Inc (NEOM) went out of business and lost all its assets.
@diarch. Dream on. Drawing a parallel between dogecoin and Neomedia is no only ridiculous but is unsupportable in every possible way.
@Bizreader Wow. A Pump-and-dump is an illegal scheme to boost a stock's price based on false, misleading, or greatly exaggerated statements. This is what is occurring, not a lesson in philosophy.
@Bizreader This is not a situation of a scrappy startup trying to make something happen. NeoMedia Technologies, Inc. doesn't exist any more. For everyone that makes 10% on bogus information someone loses. Yes, everyone is free to do what they may but I read many lies her to pimp and dump and that is simply wrong.
@Bizreader. So you are comparing pre-2015 MicrosofT (Windows was released in 2015) with NEOM, a debt-ridden shell with no cash, assets, patents, platform, service, customers, revenue, employees, management, office, website, or phone number?
Microsoft had a bit more going on than NEOM,
https://www.microsoft.com/investor/reports/ar15/index.html
@Flor. 2021, NEOM has no cash, assets, patents, platform, service, customers, revenue, employees, management, office, website, or phone number. It is an empty, debt-ridden shell. Everything was lost in foreclosure. Yet, NEOM has being painted by a few on this board as a company that is secretly transforming and growing over the past few years, preparing to emerge as a high-value unicorn. Really? How exactly will NEOM bring any value to the shareholders of this stock? Keep it real please.
@diarch The true story of QR codes and NEOM.
The QR code was invented in 1994 by Masahiro Hara from the Japanese company DENSO WAVE INC. which is part of the Toyota Group.
To help make QR code use ubiquitous, DENSO WAVE made the decision to make the specifications of the QR Code publicly available so that anyone could use it freely.
Although DENSO WAVE would retain the patent rights to the QR Code, DENSO WAVE declared that it would not exercise them. This policy was in place from the very beginning of the code development, honoring the developers' intent that the QR Code could be used by as many people as possible. Thus the QR Code, which could be used at no cost and without worrying about potential problems, grew into a “public code” used by people all over the world.
Counter to that vision, NEOM litigated a series of patents, that claimed control over how people could use QR codes. Large companies are convinced to take a license rather than spend 10x-20x more on lawyers to fight. As a prolific patent troll NEOM hurt not helped the marketplace by putting a chill on QR code use.
The revenue NEOM generated from those litigation campaigns, went to service YA debt and CEO salaries. When the key patents they used in litigation expired, revenue dried up (NEOM never had any significant sales of their platform, nearly all revenue came from litigation), and YA eventually foreclosed on the remaining NEOM assets.
NEOM management never built sustainable shareholder value and now it's over.
SOURCES:
https://www.qrcode.com/en/history/
https://www.eff.org/press/archives/2007/10/23
https://www.eff.org/patent-busting/neomedia-technologies-inc
@Junior571 The key patents expired, the rest were only used to troll, that business dried up. The companies with products, services, and vision do not include NeoMedia Technologies, Inc
@Junior571 Nonsense. This stock makes nothing on this use or for that matter any use of QR codes.
@vulken17. Ridiculous.
@vulken17. NeoMedia Technologies, Inc lost all their patents in foreclosure. Besides key patents have since expired, and the "clearing house" patent never went anywhere. NEOM the shell has no assets, clients, revenue, management, staff, offices, or even website as it was bought by the Saudi company. The shell with remaining debt has no resell value. Nothing here folks.
@vulken17. Ridiculous. NeoMedia Technologies, Inc has no assets or revenue. The shell has no value. The stock ticker has not relation to the Saudi group that purchased the neom.com domain when NEOM lost everything during foreclose. What will bring value to this stock? No unicorn here or phoenix for that matter.
@diarch you're hyping something as true that is not true.
@diarch. This is not a matter of opinion in my opinion. You are spreading misinformation in my opinion.
@diarch. The Saudi NEOM project has nothing to do with the NEOM stockticker. The Saudi's simply bought the domain when NeoMedia Technologies, Inc was foreclosed on. Stop this pump and dump insanity.
@Junior571. That's not true. The patents were never assigned back to NeoMedia Technologies, Inc (NEOM).
@diarch The Saudi NEOM bought the NEOM.COM domain after NeoMedia Technologies, Inc. went out of business and was foreclosed on. Saudi NEOM has nothing to do with this stock ticker. Any suggestion otherwise is furthering a pump and dump.
@Junior571. The NEOM project ONLY bought the domain. Game over.
@diarch 'cause companies do not waste time with BS. NeoMedia Technologies, Inc has nothing to do with the NEOM Saudi company that bought the domain when the NeoMedia Technologies NEOM shut down.
Be Confident. Things are exactly as they have historically seemed. NEOM is out of business.
PClick. Nothing it is.
highlandernew. The NEOM.COM domain name was bought by this Saudi company when NEOM went out of business. The Saudi company has absolutely nothing to do with the NEOM stock ticker. NEOM in Saudi is a region / city being built that will have 5G as part of its infrastructure. The OTC Market page is outdated.
WarMachine. Thank you.
BE.NEOM is out of business with 6 BILLION SHARES AUTHORIZED. Any trading is irrelevant and more likely a pump and dump scheme.
Be Confident. Time will not tell. As you well know, NEOM has been out of business for several years with no revenue, no assets and while trading 6 BILLION shares authorized. Everyone, beware these pump and dump attempts.
WarMachine. In the info area above, specifically,
See the section under, QR Code's intellectual property right, the first 3 FAQs at...
The two links in the underlining HTML include a " at the end of the coded link, which breaks the link.
In code or when you click on the link in the info area it looks like this:
http://www.qrcode.com/en/faq.html"
http://www.qrcode.com/en/patent.html"
The links should be:
https://www.qrcode.com/en/patent.html
https://www.qrcode.com/en/faq.html
Be Confident. NEOM is no longer part of the ecosystem. Another company is powering NBCU's Shoppable TV which after a bunch of hype appears to be dead in the water.
Be Confident. NOT powered by out-of-business NEOM.
Be Confident. The embedded reader used by Samsung is certainly NOT a whitelabel version of the outdated Neoreader. As a major hardware company with hundreds of software engineers they have their own scanning software including Bixby Vision.