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I’ll be shocked if there’s not some fireworks in the morning
I agree, the local planet DD should be stickied
And that’s just based on revenue alone...
It’s been said on here before but a big volume day could blow the roof off of the pps. There’s just not many shares to be had
Obviously we all expected to see the improved revenue and increased profits and they delivered as always. But I’m really really pleased to the local planet stuff mentioned. That really was a great find by you and I’m glad to see your DD verified. Absolutely huge news
I agree. All tickers have someone claiming that it’s a “diamond in the rough” but this one actually is lol. There’s no event or speculation to pump. There’s no trendy catalyst like crypto currency or MJ endeavors claiming to bring in millions. Just a company who produces a lot of revenue and continues to improve their bottom line. They don’t put out PR’s they just continue to bring in more money. Can anyone name another company on the OTC who does this much revenue and is profitable?
Yeah something seems to be going on with the pps action the last couple days. Maybe the latest pacer got some people’s attention
And vhc had their patents invalidated by the PTAB. Ours were reinforced by the PTAB...
it's great to have new eyes here. so much to love with uoip having the upper hand on the big corporations
Cable companies are the ones being sued. No lawsuits against Cisco or arris but they both tried to get the patents invalidated because they provide the hardware to the cable co’s that infringe on the patents
You’re not worth the effort
I can’t help you. No one here can
from ice2014's post 39464
Chanbond sued several cable companies and alleged infringement of three wideband signal distribution system patents:
1) Patent #1: 7,941,822
2) Patent #2: 8,341,679
3) Patent #3: 8,984,565
“Cisco filed 8 IPRs on above three patents. All six Cisco IPRs on patents 8,341,679 and 8,984,565 were not instituted for interparties review. One IPR on 7,941,822 (claims 13, 14) was also not instituted but another IPR (IPR2016-01744) on 7,941,822 (claims 1,2, 5, 6, 19, 20, 23 and 29) was instituted for interparties review on March 3rd 2017. The decision on IPR2016-01744 that came out on Feb 23, 2018 sided with Cisco and stated that ‘Petitioner has demonstrated by a preponderance of the evidence that claims 1, 2, 5, 6, 19, 20, 23, and 29 of the ’822 patent are unpatentable.’”
So to recap, 8 IPRs filed by Cisco, all IPRs on the 679 and 565 patents were denied.
On the 822 patent, one denied, one instituted.
thank you. that's exactly what I was looking for
I can’t help that you struggle with reading comprehension. If anyone has any doubt about carter converting his preferred shares to common shares they can read the 13-d for themselves which I’m sure most have.
You posted this AFTER I gave you the exact quote and which item it is on the 13-d...
Links to the original IPR reviews in which Chanbond prevailed.
RPX: https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/ptab-filings%2FIPR2016-00234%2F28
Cisco: https://www.natlawreview.com/article/chanbond-avoids-institution-six-cisco-ipr-petitions
RPX filed for an appeal and Chanbond just recently prevailed again: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/non-defendant-ipr-petitioners-appellate-34761/
Cisco Appealed and 5 of the 6 ipr's were denied appeal. Of the one IPR that was allowed appeal I believe Chanbond prevailed on something like 27 of 30 claims on the ONE patent. There has been no PR's about this so my details aren't great. I would need a little help on the concrete details here.
Directly from the 13-d since I know you will not read it. this is item 3.
"In consideration for four hundred thousand (400,000) shares of Series AA Preferred Stock, UnifiedOnline! which were converted into 903,825,954 shares of Common Stock on October 26, 2015 (i) paid $16,753.80 in satisfaction of a contractual health insurance obligation of UOIP, (ii) caused $99,332.87 to be paid on behalf of UOIP to various vendors, and (iii) obtained the agreement of a certain lessor to temporarily forbear exercising non-payment default remedies. The funds were provided to UnifiedOnline! by UO! IP NC, LLC, a North Carolina limited liability company. UO! IP NC, LLC is ultimately owned and controlled by William R. Carter, Jr."
I agree with ram. Also include the lates PTAB decisions with the RPX win and all the wins against Cisco
It’s in all of the filings
Love it. I’ll start gathering some stuff
Hopefully if he has all of those people to inform about uoip he at least presents them the DD that we have all done. I’ve tried to tweet and spam the message boards previously but I don’t think too many people care about the opinion of some Indian guy with 3 followers lol
So you’re saying if we tell people, you’ll tell people?
I’ve followed this case for a long time but never knew that the PTAB invalidated their patents. Incredible. How much money is chanbond about to make.
I find it funny that whoever took that big chunk off of .003 left 32k shares out a 1mil ask
Yes I agree with you. He just keeps referring to a stolen settlement
You know how it would actually work right? I’ve held shares of a company that received a settlement from a major corporation. Just because a settlement is reached doesn’t mean that all shareholders automatically see their accounts go up in value. When a settlement is announced word will spread like wildfire and the PPS here will explode and it will be up to each individual investor when they decide to sell. So even if carter could do what you’re claiming he could do, we wouldn’t know about it until they reported it and we would have all made a lot of money selling however many shares we want on the way up. So not only is your theory impossible to do legally, anyone with shares at this level will still have made a very large amount of money.
I think it will take some concrete news to get a real momentum going here. Either that or all the longs here have to blast all of the breakout boards and social media and whatever else investors look at to get some eyes or maybe attract one of those pumper groups. But again I don’t think anyone will give it a second look unless there is something really solidified. Although the IPR wins do fit into that category.
You ever hear the phrase about a wealthy person where they’re described as having “that AGCO money”? Me either.
Just a little consolidation in the low 5’s there. Looks like the next push is coming
Going after the big dogs. Nice
I believe I read that he has 0 common shares but he does have a good chunk of restricted shares. I’ll double check the filings.
Why would you claim to own over 70 million shares of a company that you think is going to do that? Makes you look pretty unintelligent don’t you think?
So, let me get this straight. You’re saying that because carter owns more than 50 percent of the O/S he’s just going to keep all settlement money for himself and THATS why the price is where it is?
Carter has controlling interest in Chanbond LLC. A wholly owned subsidy of UOIP. Robert Howe is still the CEO of uoip. The reason Carter is talked about almost exclusively is because carter, again, as described in the 13d is in charge of the litigation, which we all know is why we are here. This is all basic information.
I love that this traded about 7.5 times it’s average volume today and hardly anyone is talking about it. Best kept secret on the otc
You should really take the time to read the 13d so you understand that whole acquisition process. I understand your thought process but simply reading the filings puts the theory to rest.
I think that may have been an MM trying to get some panic sellers there. Wall is now gone
I believe they will settle as well. And the consolidation was approved.