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Yes, DYODD!
Here is a helping start.
1. Is XUII share price down over 95% since the close on the first day Radly started as XUII CEO? Answer: YES
2. Was INVA share price down over 95% since the close on the first day Rady started as INVA CEO? Answer: YES
3. Is the total reported revenue of XUII under CEO Adam Radly a total of $80? Answer: YES
4. How many Imerjn tablets has XUII sold on Amazon since the announcement about three weeks ago? Answer: AROUND 10
5. When did XUII say that tablets would be available for sale? Answer: January 2014
6. Name a prominent electronics reviewer or review site that has reviewed the Imerjn tablet. Answer: ?
7. How many Imerjn cloud storage commercials have played on TV? Answer: ABOUT 4 PER POSTS HERE ON IHUB
8. Where on the RMT website is Imerjn or the acquisition by Imerjn mentioned? Answer: ?
Who is going to buy customizable cloud storage?
Think about it. What types of companies can you identify that need customizable cloud storage and would be willing to pay for it from XUII?
If it was such a great idea, and XUII was the first to use it, why haven't they filed a patent application and why aren't they shouting about such a patent in their press release?
The service has been available for about 4.5 months now. How many press releases have their been announcing the first paying customer? Any big name paying customer?
If I'm a consumer, and I have a choice of a free 5GB personalized cloud with Imerjn, or a free 15GB Google drive with free Gmail, why am I choosing Imerjn over Google? And even if I do choose Imerjn, how is XUII making any money from that?
Just because something sounds sexy, and is played up in press releases, and a handful of TV commercials are played highlighting the service, does not mean that large revenue or profitable revenue will likely follow.
If there really was lots of potential here, why isn't Google and Dropbox all over this?
Go for it, you should buy whole company
Low market cap, why not. Then you can run the company, and keep all the profits (if there ever are any).
There are products here?
What products?
The ten or so tablets already sold on Amazon, or the ten still for sale there?
All the incomplete apps that XUII has purchased and never completed development and never used to generate any revenue?
The cloud storage service? Which is free to consumers? Or the business version that costs money that no one seems to be buying?
Or maybe you mean the products available from RMT? Yes, they may be real and for sale. But looks at the specs, seems to be some outdated stuff.
Which of these wonderful products is going to generate lots of revenue and profit to cause XUII share price to "GO UP BIG TIME"?
Here are company plans
from the latest quarterly reported filed with the SEC.
ITEM 2. MANAGEMENT'S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL CONDITION AND RESULTS OF OPERATIONS
The following provides information which management believes is relevant to an assessment and understanding of our results of operations and financial condition. The discussion should be read along with our financial statements and notes thereto. The following discussion and analysis contains forward-looking statements, which involve risks and uncertainties. Our actual results may differ significantly from the results, expectations and plans discussed in these forward-looking statements. See “Cautionary Statement on Forward-Looking Information.”
Our auditors have raised substantial doubt as to our ability to continue as an on-going business for the next 12 months.
To meet our need for cash, we have raised funds from third party loans. We cannot guarantee that since we have adopted and implemented a new business plan and have begun operations that we will stay in business after twelve months. We may quickly use up our current cash and will need to find alternative sources, such as a second public offering, or a private placement of securities in order for us to maintain our operations. At the present time, we have not made any arrangements to raise additional cash, other than from the loans that have been received and similar ones we are contemplating. If we need additional cash and cannot raise it, we may either have to suspend operations until we do raise the cash, or cease operations entirely. If we need more money, we will have to revert to obtaining additional funds as described above.
Plan of Operation
Our business plan which Xumanii has commenced is to enter the branded tablet market, app market and pursue acquisitions that may be synergistic to the company’s focus in various technologies.
Currently, do not have any future arrangements or commitments in place other than those listed above to complete any private placement financings and there is no assurance that we will be successful in completing any such financings on terms that will be acceptable to us.
Funny, some say I'm annoying ...
but I don't see anyone disproving my information.
Play pump and dump all you want. Try to outsmart the MM if you want. Ignore me if you like. Believe I'm shorting if you want and try to squeeze me.
But I still don't see the long term value or business prospects in XUII, and I don't see anyone disproving the data I share. You got information that shows otherwise, go ahead and share. If you're right and I'm wrong I'll admit my error.
Why do you think a production run?
Why do you think or know it was a production run? Maybe it was just a sample/test run with no production run ever anticipated or intended. Do you see Imerjn tablets all over the place? Do you see third party reviews? Do you see user forums? How many of the reviewers on Amazon are verified buyers? Do you see XUII going gangbusters with tablet advertising on their website, on their Facebook page? Why didn't XUII demo the tablet at CES in January 2014 a few weeks before the tablet was supposed to be available for sale? Why were the tablets made available for sale six months late? Seems like either a lot of incompetence going on or perhaps a calculated/intentional plan to paint a story different than actually delivered.
What product brought to market? What electronic device?
The tablets? Looks like they built about 20 of them. At the current selling price of $250, that's $5K. Doubt they spent much more than that, I'll be overly generous and quadruple the cost to $20K. I'll bet they outsourced a small run of tablets to some Chinese manufacturing company. Not that expensive. Marketing on the tablets has been minimal - a couple of press releases, a few pictures and some text on the website, barely a mention at all on their Facebook page.
Don't think like a naive investor, especially in the world of true penny and sub-penny stocks. Look at all the readily available data, take all the hype with a grain of salt, and look for all the scam possibilities.
Imagine that an XUII press release vague enough
to be believable and help hype the company and share price, but still able to fall far short in delivery and still be interpreted as true.
Seen similar in many previous XUII press releases. Like the one that announced a Trakkers acquisition that never happened. Or the one that announced an NTIH acquisition that never happened. Or the one that promised tablets available for sale by January 2014 that didn't actually go on sale until July 2014.
No need to think much about this one for a while though. Since TV commercials won't start until August 1 (approximately), the first business results won't show up until the quarterly report for the period August 1 - October 31. You can hunt for the commercials on TV all you want, but you won't hear about the impact to the bottom line for four more months (approximately).
CEO Radly should help sink XUII share price
if the bashers don't.
Radly already has a big head start:
1. XUII share price down over 95% under CEO Adam Radly.
2. INVA share price down over 95% under CEO Adam Radly.
Why trust your investment money with a track record like that?
Oops, you forgot the unfavorable Radly info.
Let's see:
1. While Radly has been CEO of XUII, share price has dropped over 95%.
2. While Radly was CEO of INVA, share price declined over 95% accounting for stock splits.
3. The largest revenue producer at INVA, Dessert Comm, is now in bankruptcy.
4. While Radly raised $90M for ISIS Communications, its merger value was far less than that $90M amount.
I wouldn't call the full BIO impressive, and I would call the results depressing.
Approximately 1 billion shares minted in past year
Don't see nearly that many message posts. But I bet there has been more message posts than dollars of revenue since the formation of the company.
What marketing?
A single commercial playing on a few networks an unspecified number of times (might just be once) at an unspecified date and time (might be 3am on a Saturday).
Check out the uncanny marketing on the Imerjn website and Facebook page. Barely a mention or details of the tablet on the website, with a link to Amazon. No mention of the tablet or commercial at all on the Facebook page. Who is in charge of Marketing? Why wouldn't they be doing everything they can to get as much information out there as possible. Did you ever consider that the marketing is actually intended for share purchase exposure more so than actual product sale?
I expect XUII will still be minting shares
next month, September, etc. Check out their latest SEC quarterly report and all the convertible loans likely still outstanding. More issued for RMT purchase. 3 billions shares authorized. In my opinion should be plenty of opportunity to buy later at cheaper prices as the incredible dilution continues.
A good commercial is meaningless ...
unless it reaches the right audience and actually drives revenue and profits.
Big name networks mean nothing unless the commercial will be shown repeatedly and at the right times, and that it's a product/service that people are actually willing to use / purchase.
When did XUII announce how many times and at what hours the commercial will air on each network?
Buy the fear with a solid company.
Surely you're not meaning buy the fear on a sub-penny stock with basically no revenues, no assets, and leadership with a history of significant shareholder loss, not to mention continuous share dilution. You're just encouraging people to buy the newly minted shares that loan holders are converting to shares.
2 million shares will be a millionaire?
Ha ha, fat chance of that. Last high was 75 cents during a major pump & dump scheme a year ago. Major major major share dilution since then. Now way I see this getting to 50 cents a share other than by reverse splits.
Especially given:
1. Under XUII CEO Adam Radly, XUII share price already down 95%.
2. Under INVA CEO Adam Radly, INVA share was down over 95% during his tenure.
3. Imerjn tablets six months late to market, less than ten sold in first three weeks.
Up with the pump, then sink.
Too much dilution going on. Check the SEC filings for more loans due later this year. Add in the the new loans for RMT acquisition. Consistently poor share price track record of the CEO over many years. XUII Constantly acquiring outdated and incomplete technology. XUII already used in one giant pump & dump scheme a year ago.
Share some of your reasons.
Why is it undervalued?
How much revenue do they have?
How many full time employees do they have?
Radly's track record with shareholders is poor, why would that deserve a premium.
What valuable assets does XUII have? Some crufty apps? Ten tablets? A website built by interns? RMT which sold barely $1 million of old software and GPS last year? Cloud storage that seems to bring in little revenue and isn't competitive with the competition?
Because it's going to run TV commercials.
It's under a penny per share for a reason. Undervalued? You'll have to provide a reasonable explanation, other than you're just trying to pump the share price.
Still waiting to be proven wrong.
Which of these facts aren't true?
XUII share price down over 95% under CEO Adam Radly.
Similar history for Radly with INVA, share price down over 95% under his leadership.
Radly raised big bucks for ISIS Communications, then the company merged at a valuation less than the amount he raised.
Tablet sales under ten total at Amazon in over three weeks since announced.
Tablets nearly six months late to market, promised in January 2014, available in July 2014.
Tablets running older version of Android.
Announced acquisition of Trakkers undone.
Announced acquisition of NTIH failed.
RMT acquisition happened, but why no announcement by RMT or mention on RMT website? RMT delivering outdated software.
$80 total reported revenue in company's several year history.
If advertising cloud storage on TV is such a wonderful idea, why hasn't or isn't anyone else doing it?
If Imerjn's idea of personalized cloud storage is such a wonderful business idea, why hasn't Google, Amazon, Dropbox, etc. jumped on the idea too. They have large development teams that could easily deliver the same.
Get excited about the prospects of another XUII pump & dump if you want, but ask yourself what are the business prospects of this company?
Believe what you want ...
But I'm rather confident in the tablet sales figure. If there were more, you would see tech support contact info, third party reviews of the tablet, some sort of user forums, etc. Check out the other tablet offerings on Amazon.
100% secure?
Sure, I'll put some trust that the underlying storage provided by Amazon is secure. But as a business owner do I trust that the XUII components and aspects are secure?
Especially when Imerjn includes this lovely clause:
By using our Service, you agree to submit to binding arbitration. If any disputes or claims arise against Imerjn or its subsidiaries, such disputes will be handled by an arbitrator of Imerjn’s choice.
As for shorting, not much reward opportunity when share price and market cap are already so low.
I'm guessing you'll be smacking the buy when the dilution from loans continues or when this mini-pump is over.
I did, and am disappointed.
Google drive offers 15GB free storage. Only 5GB for XUII? Don't think TV commercials are going to help combat that.
Tablet sales need a lot of help IMO.
With less than ten sold in three weeks since they became available on Amazon, you better be hoping for a lot of helping.
Wow, who's been fooling you?
Looks like you got taken hook, line, and sinker.
Why do you think "30,000 registered users, receives approximately 1,200,000 impression per month and operates in 14 languages" is current growth since March?
Why don't you believe or realize those figures may simply date from pre-XUII ownership when the cloud storage site was operated by amonshare?
In these days of stolen credit cards, hacking, NSA spying, etc. businesses are going to want security before they want "personalized cloud". What message has XUII been providing about data security? What level of trust do you think companies will have in a cloud storage service that looks sexy, but doesn't address basic business needs?
How many companies do you interact with that allow or require you to upload files or data? And how many of those have a site that isn't personalized?
You can put lipstick on a pig, and you can pump stocks, but a pig is still a pig, and a pink sheet stock is still a pink sheet stock.
personalized/brandable and business Clouds, so what?
Maybe it sounds sexy to you, but really, how is this going to bring revenue or profits to XUII?
Who is going to buy this? It's already been available for several months. What revenue has XUII already reported from this? Maybe zero? What is the list of current paying customer? Oh, none has been supplied? Maybe there are none. If the idea is so great, why would it take TV commercials to bring in business. If you believe that Amazon, Google, Dropbox, etc. are the competition, how many TV commercials have you seen from those companies?
Don't expect much tablet revenue.
Looks like they've sold less than ten tablets on Amazon since the press release three weeks ago. A $250 tablet sold every several days is not much revenue.
The tablets not pushed very hard on the Imerjn website.
Where can you find how to contact tech support?
Where can you find a user forum with tips and tricks.
Where can you find published instructions on how to update from the outdated Android version supplied on the tablet (JellyBean) to the latest version (KitKat)?
The tablets are not mentioned at all on the Imerjn Facebook page.
The paid pumpers crack me up.
Go ahead, buy all the shares you want. Maybe you can make a few bucks on the pump, or will be left as a bagholder on the dump. But if you believe that there is any significant business value in this company, or that Radly has the ability to do better than the poor record he demonstrated at XUII, INVA, or ISIS Communications, I believe you will be seriously disappointed.
I'm pointing out data and facts, not jumping up and down screaming buy, buy, buy, or $$$$$XUII$$$$, or reposting outdated and underdelivered press release contents.
Patently funny.
So they've had this patent over seven months. How much revenue has it brought in? How many companies have licensed? How many companies has XUII sued for infringement? Have you had the patent appraised by an independent expert? If so, how much did they say it was worth? If not, why do you believe this is worth anything?
How many will actually see the XUII commercial?
How many will actually buy the XUII cloud storage? Why would anyone want to when Amazon, Google, others probably provide a more robust, reputable, and cost effective solution?
Remind me again how many times XUII said the commercial would air on Fox Business News, and at what times. Don't recall that info being released. Be careful, someone could be putting grandious ideas in your head then delivering one measly showing of the commercial, or even delaying / cancelling because business conditions have changed.
That would be in keeping with XUII tradition.
1. Tablets nearly six months late to market.
2. Announced Trakkers acquisition undone.
3. Announce NTIH acquisition never materialized.
4. Apps promised by end of year 2013 never developed, apps acquired in 2014 instead but still not generating any revenue.
5. Where is all of Radly's suggested copycating of the Imerjn personalized cloud?
Great idea!
Too many of the factual messages exposing problems with XUII quick scroll off the front page due to too many positive posts by pumpers referencing incorrect facts, outdated press releases, etc. I would love to have a balanced set of message about all the problems and failures of XUII pinned to the top.
Some data to include in the sticky posts:
1. Share price down over 95% while Adam Radly has been CEO.
2. Only seven Imerjn tablets sold during the first two plus weeks they were available on Amazon.
3. Tablets were nearly six months late to market. Due by January 2014, not released for sale until July 2014.
4. A week after RMT purchase, still no visible reference to the acquisition by Imerjn on the RMT website.
5. Shares outstanding now over 1.2 billion.
6. Announced XUII acquisitions of NTIH and Trakkers either never completed or undone.
7. Check out the share price track record of INVA. Guess who was there as an employee or director - XUII CEO Adam Radly, XUII Contractor CFO Bob Bates, XUII Director Jeff Mandelbaum. What a winning (or maybe "losing" is the right term) team.
So XUII CEO's past problems aren't relevant?
I mention XUII CEO Adam Radly, his current and previous company, an attempted relationship between the two companies, and you claim that is not related to XUII?
Guess I should have figured that many people are trying hide any possible bad press about XUII so any possible pump or scam can continue.
One patent? So what?
What are they doing with it? Have they sold it? Have they licensed it to anyone? Have they sued anyone who is infringing? How much revenue has it brought in since they acquired it? Of what value is it other than something used to hype the company and its stock price?
Skip the gimmick. What about INVA net earnings?
Were those ever positive? Why did Desert Comm have to file for bankruptcy? Why did share price tank over 95% under Radly? Why the need for the reverse stock splits? Why the attempt to sell Trakkers to XUII? Why the abrupt departure from INVA? Why was no new CEO named at INVA? Why did SEC filings stop?
Did Radly run INVA well, or into the ground? I think the financial result record, the bankruptcies, the INVA share price, and the departure sufficiently answer that.
And losing money for lots of others.
XUII share price is still down over 96% under CEO Adam Radly's leadership.
It's pretty easy to figure out.
But if you don't believe me, why don't you call the company and ask:
1. How to place an order for 20 or so tablets.
2. How to contact tablet tech support.
3. Why there is at best trivial promotional information about the tablet on the company website and Facebook page.
4. Where to find a tablet user forum to share information with other tablet owners.
5. Why the Android system on the tablet is outdated, and how to update to the latest version.
6. Where you can find a review of the tablet by any well-known entity.
Sure looks like XUII is disinterested in selling quantities of tablets, but very interested in the hype and share purchasing that accompanies such an announcement and demonstrated (even though very limited) availability.
If you're serious about doing due diligence on XUII, why don't you:
1. Visit their Las Vegas corporate headquarters, and see how many actual XUII full-time employees can be found there. See if it's a real office or a virtual office.
2. Call the company and ask about job opportunities. Are there any posted on the website?
3. Check out the CEO's share price track record with XUII, INVA, and ISIS Communications.
4. Call RMT and ask them why they have no reference to Imerjn on the RMT website.
Very hard to believe.
Maybe they have 15-20 individuals who do part-time or contract work.
Can anyone name one full-time employee other than CEO Adam Radly? And what role they fill?
Jeff Mandelbaum is a director, not an employee.
Bob Bates is a contractor CFO, does a similar role for other companies at the same time.
You can find XUII postings for interns to work part-time.
Receptionist at the virtual office in Las Vegas is probably a contractor, assuming they even have someone in the role.
So, who can name a full-time XUII employee outside of Adam Radly?
Oops, they bought an OUTDATED GPS company.
Check out the FAQs about the GPS 3100 on the RMT website. No support for Windows 7 or Windows 8. Looks like XUII CEO Adam Radly forgot what decade we're in when he bought this one.
GPS 3100, FAQs
Q: Does the Unit Come With Everything I Need? Is Software Included?
A: Yes. The price of the GPS 3100 includes the actual tracking device, software with mapping for the entire U.S., and the cable needed to connect the GPS unit to your computer.
Q: Does the Software Run on an Apple Computer?
A: No. The software is written for a Windows PC. It will run on Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows ME and Windows XP.
Getting back to $0.75 will be tough.
Radly has sunk share price from $0.035 to $0.0013. Total reported company revenue under his watch is $80. Only seven tablets have sold on Amazon despite being available for sale for over two weeks. He acquired RMT (Rocky Mountain Tracking), which must be embarrassed by the acquisition because you find no mention of it on the RMT website. What good will cloud service commercials do? Free cloud is already free, and XUII makes no money off of that. The paid cloud service is overpriced and under-spec'ed and under-serviced compared to the competition.
Looks like the only way XUII will be getting back to $0.75 is another pump & dump scheme or some reverse stock splits.
Doesn't look like an investment opportunity to me.
Get the full Radly ownership scoop.
How many shares did he own for the first 9.5+ months that he's been on the job as XUII CEO? Sure looks like the answer is zero. Is that the kind of CEO you want to put your investment money behind?