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be: Yes, the suspicious job offer conspicuously missed a way to apply and the note from LinkedIn, “NeoMedia's assets were purchased in mid 2016. Information on products/services can be found at http://www.qode.com.”
be: You are basing investing decision on a website owned by a company that no longer exists.
be: NeoMedia went dark when it did to avoid reporting going into technical default on $40 million with only $60,000 in cash. That is what they were hiding. There is no 'boom' or 'intrigue' in that.
rocket: That shows otcmarkets.com is as reliable as, well, OTC markets.
be: From the day we found out Soon-Shiong was responsible for the volume, NEOM began a persistent decline to .0001 as Soon-Shiong sold off all his shares.
be: Spam in a Sandwich. Your post had nothing to do with NeoMedia.
scan: Before NeoMedia went out of business, they were not in payments. NeoMedia and payments is a made-for-investorhub falcity.
NeoMedia had one business plan: process barcodes used in advertising.
It did work out for them. However, it was so unglamorous, investors have taken to continually changing that business plan. NeoMedia never did.
be: NeoMedia went dark two years ago because in the following few weeks they would miss $42 million balloon payment. They were hiding the default.
be: Let us not forget that NeoMedia went of business in 2016. That is the most important part.
scan: Streetstylz contains malware.
be:
be: NM, LLC was not incorporated. NM, LLC is a partnership formed in Delaware in 2016 and is wholly owned by YA Global.
lesn:
nung: This is a sell-off.
be: "operate in secrecy" = went out of business years ago.
Enron is operating in secrecy.
be: To give a point of veracity for the 'excellent' article: Starbucks does not use a QR code; they use a Code 39. It is high risk, but Starbucks accepts this because the transaction is closed-loop and low tender.
Another glaring problem with your story:
be: A simple reminder that 'NeoMedia' is no longer trademarked. Anyone could be using the name. You can too!
be:
be: The PDF was created on 08/06/2013. It is not current. Can you 'fathom' that?
big: You can pick them on the cheap on Monday!
there: If you were an actual employee, you would use a UPC, not a QR code to identify an item. Or you could read the label.
The former NeoMedia, before it closed, processed both UPC and QR codes, but mostly UPC.
lesn: Remember when you claimed FINRA could not shut down KEYO because it was still trading? Then FINRA shut down KEYO a few weeks later. And then KEYO was no longer trading. Good times. Good times.
I can answer your question. The 'competitive stock' is still reporting. We are now celebrating TWO YEARS since NeoMedia stopped reported to the SEC. You will note FINRA shut down KEYO at 2 1/2 years of non-reporting. If you are on trend, NEOM has six months of trading left. Enjoy it.
Even after the FINRA/KEYO shut down, you spent two years claiming it was just a fake out. They were coming back! Good times, good times.
KEYO never came back. Neither will NEOM.
be: No patent covers "ALL MACHINE-READABLE INPUTS." It would be illegal.
Iain will not collect $2M dollars. The Irishman got drunk and didn't come in for a week. He was fired.
YA Global, nor its subsidiary NM, LLC, is your benevolent benefactor. Anyone who thinks YA Global will save your NEOM stock is a fool. They will NOT get you 'closer to success.' All your NEOM investment is lost. Forever.
be: Yes, it is terrific news that Apple will eliminate the need for NeoReader.
The Best.
Such Good News.
Really.
It doesn't get any better.
Maestro! Turn up the volume! Louder!
scania: Which is trademarked by YA Global.
rocket: You know as well as me, and Be, that these posts are totally BS. Have you not yet noted that these spamming posts are not helping NEOM? Has it occurred to you that BS posts may be hurting the PPS? They make NEOM look scammy.
NeoMedia, before it closed, had a singular business plan: they processed barcodes used in advertising.
The problem with the business plan is not a lot of barcodes are used in advertising and most of those are not processed.
That is why NeoMedia went out of business in 2016.
rocket: That was total spam. It had nothing to do with the symbol NEOM.
Before they closed, NeoMedia processed barcodes.
rocket: There are three reasons. In order of importance, a) NeoMedia did not properly notify the SEC that they closed, b) the US government is not efficient in figuring out a company closed, c) you can sell idiots shares in a company that does not exist.
However, eventually, the government will figure out NeoMedia went bust. At that time, FINRA will shut down the symbol. The SEC will respond by suspending trading.
After that announcement by the SEC, holders will try to sell their shares in the few hours left. The stock will experience the highest trading in years, but the shares will never settle.
The upside is the holders will be 'locked and loaded' forever. Their trading accounts will be suspended for fraud, but eventually they will be allowed to trade again.
All of that is a guarantee.
be: The former NeoMedia never won a single lawsuit. YA closed NeoMedia's 'doors' because NeoMedia was hopelessly in debt and had a horrible business plan. As NeoMedia's revenues continued to decrease, Laura clinged tighter to her incoherent strategy.
It is astonishing that 'extensive high level business experience' is unable to understand the implication of NeoMedia closing their doors and having all their assets seized.
scan: Yep, "Owner name: NM, LLC, NEW JERSEY"
be: NeoMedia has no revenue, direct or indirect. The revenue will never 'come' because Neomedia went out of business in 2016.
Translation: You are so screwed.
be: It was all spurred when NeoMedia closed in 2016 and stopped suing everyone.
be: The DTC chill was not lifted. That was a con.
lesn: NEOM cannot be used a reverse merger because they are not a reporting entity.
https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?CIK=neom&owner=exclude&action=getcompany
Read the 15-12G.
You are in for a shocker.
nice: NeoMedia closed in 2016.
be:
be: "In 2006, we began divesting our non-core businesses in order to focus our efforts on the area that we believe will deliver the most value - our code-reading business and the related intellectual property. In the fourth quarter of 2006, we disposed of two subsidiaries, Mobot and Sponge."
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1022701/000114420409020478/v145996_10k.htm
Boom.
jf: After they do a reverse triangular merger with NeoMedia. And that will be after NeoMedia starts filing SEC reports. And that will be aftr NeoMedia pays the $1m in franchise tax to Delaware. However, our benevolent YA Global is working on it. We are assured of that.
keep: Thanks!
big: Thanks. How did you even know to check the web address? Did NeoMedia use it?