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He’s well protected here. The utility patent is filed under Jason Remillard not ClassiDocs...in simple terms the patent is the technology and how it works and/or improves on an existing technology. Trademark is more specific to the product ClassiDocs. My patent is the same way...you can’t find it when searching the name of the product...but you will when you type in my full name. So try typing in Jason Remillard and you should find his patent on the USPTO...
My pleasure...I love reading your posts as well. Your experience really shows. Thank you for all your help and detailed perspective.
Thanks everyone, I’m happy to share. I’ll keep on plugging ClassiDocs. I truly believe in the product. It’s way more advanced then my scope of IT expertise. However, I enjoy letting people know this solution exists and everyone needs to check it out.
Jason sent me an email today and I just finished responding. Maybe he read my post somewhere. Anyway, I’m a small part of a volunteer cyber-security group here in Las Vegas as well. Thats a much larger group of IT professionals. We meet about every 3 to 4 months and they bring in professionals to talk about all kinds of cyber and data threats, FBI experts, military and private sectors get together to educate us about new threats and solutions. I should be receiving that calendar date soon and I’ll absolutely be plugging ClassiDocs. Who knows maybe Jason will be one of the guest speakers some day. Best to all
I think you bring up a great point and you articulate yourself well. I wish I knew more about this but I don’t. From the responses of others. It looks like we will get more clarity regarding share structure once the official financials are reported. Erin seemed confident in her reply and thorough with her research. Perhaps others will share their experience toward this as well.
Lol, of course it’s OK...maybe it will go viral and generate some business for Data443...a wise Bostonian poster recently reminded me of a book that is appropriate for our group mission slogan...”Teamwork Makes The Dreamwork”
I went to a small meeting tonight with about 25 IT executives from some pretty large companies here in Las Vegas...the director of IT from Virgin Airlines, Patron, The Hard Rock Casino and a bunch others. So the event was held by HP and Nimble storage and they were introducing the newest data storage devices on the market. After the presentation was over, I was talking to a few IT guys asking them what they are doing for the upcoming GDPR deadline and everyone stopped what they were doing and just listened to the responses...I was blown away by what I heard. It turns out these guys are in the dark and looking for guidance. The IT executive from the Hard Rock said they use Veritas and that they recently had a huge data breach that could cost them a lot of money. He also said because of the GDPR deadline they want to charge them $50,000 more to get one location in compliance. They said all these companies are raising their prices and are overwhelmed with work. Because of what’s going on they are looking for other options. And one of the guys said they are looking to hire an IT security consultant firm for help. So of course I had to step up and tell them all about ClassiDocs and give them Data443’s information. It went so smooth that I could have signed up the entire room. I of course mentioned the awards and the recent RSA convention. Plus the fact it’s written with a self learning artificial intelligence that makes it end user friendly taking the burden off the IT departments. Had to throw in it’s fully compliant with GDPR regulations and is the only data security software already compatible with the Blockchain technology. I would say 95% of the people wrote it down. The response was overwhelming. I should call Jason and see if he needs a West Coast sales rep. I’m not an expert in data security but I felt like one tonight.
I think that's a great prediction and it makes sense, thank you. It looks like Yannisf agrees as well. My question is if this start up security tech company working with a big tech bank and a large international law firm. Wouldn't they want to cross all their t's and dot all their i's by making sure all filing and/or extension requests are in compliance and reported in time? If the financials are going to be reported later then the due date are there some forms we can expect to see requesting an extension?
You’re sweet...it’s nice to hear from you Erin...I’m feeling good about our tech company...they have really accomplished a lot in a short time...it’s exciting to see what’s next
Here’s the way I’m looking at it...we are with a confirmed legitimate company with a tech guy that has some serious experience in this niche industry. The product is great and we all know the fast growing tech industry is all focused on data security. He’s associated himself with real banks, serious law firms, real awards and the top of the industries RSA convention. No law firms or bank would ever risk screwing around especially American banks and Law firms. We are with an American made company. After all the past stock scandals with Enron and Bernie Madoff etc...they have cracked down severely on scams. All of us longs are in this together and we are good...now let’s finish strong and kick back and watch all the players play while we hold on to what we’ve been lucky to accumulate.
A couple things you need to factor in is first this company is the first and only data protection company to design its software to be fully functional on blockchain technology. That’s key because you’re going to hear about every company soon switching to a blockchain platform. This company stands alone in that category. Research it even further and you’ll find that many of todays popular softwares have been written to meet the first data compliance mandates back in the early 1990’s and are failing. Look through that site and you’ll see all the major competitors are listed and check out how many other companies won three gold medals?
A couple important differences you may want to add to your uplifting GDPR software review would be... the first of its kind with the ability to run on blockchain technology, self learning with artificial intelligence, New data protection software built on the most up to date platform and a three time 2018 Gold winner Best in its category. Oh, almost forgot it’s backed and sold by two very trusted companies.
I hope this helps with all the research you put into your next post.
You da man Porteno...please stick around here we can all benefit from your skills...it’s great to hear an educated perspective for an action plan...I may even buy a few more shares tomorrow to help with movement...thank you
Correct and even though the GDPR is the main focus at this time. The larger picture is crypto currencies are being tested on blockchain technology in the background. Jason is strategically positioning himself in this market by going after all the financial institutions. Brilliant!
I thought this was interesting...so while going through my mail today, I opened up a check for $143.00 from Cottage Health Care System in Santa Barbara, CA. I had a physical done years ago and it turns out this was from a class action lawsuit for a data breach. I’ve received information about this over the years but never expected to receive a check and especially not a check for a significant amount. I may use the check to buy more LDSR tomorrow, LOL....here is the link to an article I found online for anyone interested https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/privacy-security/cottage-health-system-2-million-california-xavier-becerra-data-breach-information
Thank you for your perspective. When you refer to the 4B float that's the outstanding share? Why shouldn't we be concerned with the 1.5B shares in someone else's hands? Are those retired shares? Thank you.
H2, I love reading your replies...-more or less it may or may not mean anything...don't sweat it..it's minor....we are good...cheers!...hears to sippin Mai Tai's on the Big Island 2020!
Lol...now that's my kind of investment group...have a good weekend as well...thank you. Best, Tom
Okay Professor Yiannis,
Thank you for volunteering to clarify some questions. I'll keep my questions generic because it looks like this is just one small step to prepare for the financials.
Do the common shares and preferred stock shares have the same value and do they share the same charting?
Can preferred stock shares be purchased?
It looks like the outstanding share amount has increased is this normal? and can a company add to this as much as they want? My guess is this is what is refereed to as dilution?
What kind of revenue would we hope to see for a positive impact in the share price?
Is the par value considered the lowest price that the stock can drop to? And can the par value be changed?
Thank you.
Cheers!,
Tom
So what does all this mean for us investors?
I found Robert Mercer to be the perfect sales closer. He right away tried to scheduled a follow up appointment was very personable, responsive and contacted me by email after my demo. Robert is an excellent salesman. Jason was great at giving the demo.
I think all of us longs will agree...you're lucky to be getting in early. Congratulations and welcome.
That's very kind of you...thank you.
Very true...it sounds like you're an IT person as well...this program is really pretty cool and anyone into this sort of thing should really check it out...I like how it gives the end user control but not really...the control securely stays with the dashboard admin. Plus, from what I've been seeing lately it looks like this can make an out of box product someday. Which means we can possibly see this on the store shelves in Best Buy or Office Depot etc...similar to purchasing a Mcafee or Norton...that would be down the road a ways but would be pretty awesome.
I agree...I believe he is marketing his master plan perfectly. It’s brilliant to watch it come together...I look forward to what’s ahead...
That’s funny...I remember how hard it was back then to accumulate millions of shares before it ran. Then we ended up holding LDSR because there was no one to buy them, lol. I enjoy reading your posts, thank you.
Lol, point taken...you can tell I was on a vent...
Great video...he makes a strong point saying that in order to protect our data we need to train the end user and he's absolutely correct. I handle 800 computers on our network and we get all kinds of attacks every day. Today I addressed a virus that got through our firewall and disabled the PC's virus and malware protection software and wouldn't allow me to reinstall it. It took me about an hour to properly fix the problem but during that time I watched the virus trying to spread across our network. This was an obviously new attack that a repair has not been written for yet for Eset so afterward quarantined the virus I mailed it to the Eset lab in hopes they will build a fix and release it quickly. The only way to protect ourselves is by educating and teaching employees what and what not to do and look for. I started doing this about a year and a half ago and I've watched our attacks decrease approximately 50%. The artificial intelligence Jason added to his product is as simple as using Alexa or Siri.
I respect your opinion and agree that this will take the ability to leverage many situations. From what I've seen over the years, the pharmaceutical industry is similar to the tech industry in many ways, both industries experience extreme highs and lows and both can grow rapidly.
What I can say is that GDPR is very important and should be what we are all focused on right now. However, this is just one of many of Data443's platforms and without getting into details, it's probably their smallest piece. Over the next 5 years the tech industry is about to go through it's most revolutionary changes that we've ever seen, in my opinion and from my experience actively working as CIO of a medium sized business. I've demoed ClassiDocs and spoken with Jason on the phone. From what I have read and from what I have watched evolve over these last few months. Jason is many steps ahead of everyone. I'm an investor of this stock by accident. More then ten years ago I bought LDSR and it's been sitting in my account ever since. I feel this one is very different then any other OTC pink. Mainly because I can relate to everything they are doing and very familiar with the conferences and awards they are receiving. I love this industry and am very passionate about it. One of my strongest assets that has kept me steadily employed over the years is the ability to recognize talented people in the industry and exceptional products. After our lengthy conversation and seeing this product in action. I feel that all of us longs are in a great place. When people in here discuss r/s and how this stock can't grow with over an 8 billion shares structure without an explanation backing their claim. Unless someone can explain how an 8.8 billion share structure is going to hold back a company that has the potential to grow well in to the billions quickly. I feel obligated to respond and remind investors that if you own and are holding shares of this company we are very lucky.
I’m a tech guy not a seasoned stock investor. I’ve seen many tech companies with less of a market achieve 50 billion plus in 5 years. This isn’t just about GDPR that’s just a small part of it. All these data protection companies who have been in this market for a long time keep having data breaches. Turn on the news it’s a daily problem. I just received a formal letter from Delta yesterday. This is costing big companies a lot of money. That tells us all these big companies that have claimed to be good are not working. Once a data company fails a big company trust is gone.
A great example of a company that grew to 50 billion plus quickly is Malwarebytes. They starting with a small niche by a teenager with no experience. So of course a lot can happen. However, I believe Data443 can and will grow quickly and stronger than any other industry in comparison.
Why? I understand there are a lot of shares. However, are you comparing the share structure to other similar tech business’s or past experience with other types of OTC companies? Because for this tech company to reach a value of 50 billion plus over the next 5 years is very likely.
That’s great...today I received a letter in the mail saying that Delta Airlines miles program customer data was breached and a list of all the procedures we need to take to protect our identity from being stolen. I noticed the letter came from Raleigh, NC. I’m going to call them tomorrow and first express how concerning this is to me and then I’m going to try to get to the right person and ask why they haven’t reached out to Data443 yet right NC. locally.
I agree, sales revenue is most important. This companies share price would have be a lot higher if they had a previous history of finances. IT professionals fear the unknown. Some may go to shows like the RSA and buy multiple softwares that all do similar thing. Just to have the support and to protect themselves for what’s to come. Then of course later when the smoke clears of the GDPR threats they’ll wean out what they don’t need. Security is like insurance no one really knows how well they are protected in till something happens. When something does happen and you’re explaining it to your boss in hopes to save your job. I think the fist words would be well our software was the Gold medal winner in 2018...
I guess the umbilical cord was cut and LDSR is officially Jason's so that's great news. Looks like we still have hurdles to overcome and you're being objective which is a good thing.
I can tell you from experience that 4 billion dollars for a tech security software company doesn't take long. Look up the history of a security software program called Malwarebytes. The only reason that took years to be worth 56 billion dollars is because the kid who created it by accident was only a teenager with no prior computer or technology experience. It's a great story to check out if you have some free time. It's impossible to predict what's going to happen here but you got to love the way LDSR brought in the Month of May.
What does this mean? When you click on inactive members Colm King and Congtang Li show up. Can someone please explain this? Thank you
His product could be a stick of gum that you chew and put it under your keyboard to activate. Add Gold medal winning, Blockchain, data security and GDPR compliance to the label and it would be selling off the shelves. Every IT purchasing agent will buy it. Just for the fear of being left out and not owning the gold standard ClassiDocs when getting audited and fined by the GDPR. In my opinion sales is the least of our worries.
I printed out the Serenity Prayer and taped it to the corner of my monitor. If all else fails...God, did create Jack Daniels...and what's left of my memory, I do believe Jack also moonlights as an expert in assisted meditation.
If you're ever in Vegas I'll buy you a drink, Salute, Tom
Outstanding find! This a big security event that attracts over 1600 attendees. All the big hitters will be here and ClassiDocs is a silver sponsor.
That includes a 25 minute speaking time slot, a prime exhibit space, 1 communication (40 words or less plus logo/video 5 mind or less) blasted out to 25,000 plus audience every week prior for 15 weeks plus social media marketing exposure and media exposure....here is the link...
www.triangleinfosecon.com
it’s nice to see they are planning and going strong through the end of the year...
You stay as cool as a cucumber...my guess is you’re no stranger to the OTC market. Thank you for keeping me calm and from developing a drinking habit. Your posts are greatly appreciated.
You make some good points. Just to be clear my background is in Information Technology and I am not familiar with how OTC stocks perform.
I made that statement with hopes someone with more expertise with OTC stocks could better explain it. What it looks like to me is when you have a stock that has not yet reported any financials. People selling off shares for a high amount are taking money out of the company. Then when they buy them back after the price drops this would have to have a negative effect on a stock price trying to increase. I realize when financials are reported and when we have a clearer picture of what’s going on this should be different. However, in the meantime it seems like the companies stock price keeps decreasing which is offering more opportunity for a flippers to increase their position to buy and sell more. Just my opinion and I could be wrong.
“Alone we can do so little. Together we can do so much”
Helen Keller
If you ever have any question about technology. I’m happy to do my best to try and provide an answer.
Your friend, Tom
After perusing through your post history...LDSR doesn’t look like your first rodeo either. I respect your opinion. Thank you..