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scan: When I Googled your quote, Google had only one result: from a guy named scania4.
war: If they had, they would have had to file a statement of beneficial ownership so we can eliminate that crazy idea.
rocket: How? NEOM has no employees, no cash, no offices, no patents, no computers, no board of directors. NEOM lost their corporate charter. How can anything change?
junior: NEOM as no “technological offerings”. They closed 4 years ago.
neom: Then he does not know NEOM went out of business 4 years ago. So, both translations apply.
junior: Not sure what most of your post means. Sure NEOM is averaging $52 a year in trades now, but is that really what you call trading? FINRA will shut this down before another $100 trades goes through on a company that does not exist.
scan: And then NeoMedia gave ALL the Microsoft revenue to their debt holder to cover some of the interest.
be: Years ago, Global IP dumped NeoMedia. Then NeoMedia went of business, years ago.
be: What does any of that have to do with NEOM?
be: It is stunning you had no idea how NEOM generated revenue.
junior: All the “theys” have resigned from NEOM. They are employee-free to save cash to buy Google.
be: We are closer to FINRA shutting down this ticker.
be: NEOM closed years ago. There is no upside here.
be: I was in the auction room when IBM bought that patent for onscreen barcodes in advertising for $600,000.
be: What does “on its CPG” mean? CPG is an entire industry and Pepsi is the FMCPG industry.
be: The UPC code is an indirect code. The QR code is not.
I knew George and I’m sad to hear of his passing. If not for George, my first patent would have never been granted. He invented the UPC and my career.
be: NEOM has no patents.
be: This will be a shocker so take a seat. NEOM, before it went of business years ago, was not in the payments business. They ONLY processed barcodes used in print advertising!
Terrible business model which is why they went of business years ago.
be: Surely you this was not NEOM’s ecosystems before the closed doors years ago. Right?
war: We will never know what Be’s bizarre post even mean. Does he think the company still exists? Did he understand what NEOM did? However, we know why he carries on. He refuses to answer any questions, for a reason. He is a fraud. He brought investments into NEOM from penny stock traders and when they lost the investment, he carried on as if he was not responsible. He does it still today. 4 people still believe in Be. Dozens used to. Those lost all their investment while Be was quietly selling his.
be: NEOM had zilch to do with payments and banking before they went of business. How do you not know this? What is it that you thought they did?
junior: We have with Apple Wallet.
be: NEOM had nothing to do with AR. Or NFC. Or any of the random crap you post.
be: NEOM doesn’t have patents.
scania: It means the “whole world after NEOM went of business.”
be: None of that ties together. Your post is a wreck of a mess. NEOM went out of business years ago. That’s it. The End. Iain was fired for not coming to work. Laura quit and joined YA when her salary dried up.
rocket: Yes, I can prove it. One, the acceleration 8K show the default event: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1022701/000114420416107279/v441713_8k.htm
Securities termination: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1022701/000114420416082536/0001144204-16-082536-index.htm
The 13G showing the shares had been reduced to 1.12 billion from 5,088,415,155. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1022701/000114420416079793/v431026_sc13g-a.htm
The 5 billion: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1022701/000114420415061901/v422633_10q.htm
And the August 2013 filings detailing the terms of the restructuring as voted for by the shareholders which outlines the details of what happens in the event of a default. https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001022701&type=&dateb=&owner=exclude&start=40&count=40 The documents outline a schedule that avoids bankruptcy by shareholder surrendering their shares to YA Global, a process they call share consolidation. Very clever stuff and the shareholder loved it so much the approved it overwhelmingly.
The PR announcing how 'happy' everyone was: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20130827005968/en/NeoMedia-Restructures-Reduces-Debt
be: You have parted with all your shares. As part of the default, we all voted to allow YA to recall all the shares in a consolidation. You were a co-signer and NOEM defaulted.
be: NEOM was a nonprofit before they closed up years ago.
be: Exactly. This is why NEOM went out of business years ago: lack of vision!
be: PepsiCo already outpaces Coca-Cola with twice the revenues.
Those inverted yield curves are killing us here.
be: THe further we get from when NEOM went out of business.
We can search any package by entering the shipping barcode into Google. Give it a try.
scan: I read be's post where he was lamenting the woes of modern technology because 'I find this ridiculous! I would require a terabyte of internal storage' on his mobile phone. Hand wringing. The works.
The reality is you can go into Kroger's self checkout, type in your phone number and enjoy electronic coupons with 0 bytes of data on your phone.
be: You just posted about the wonders of 1995 POS technology (the year of NEOM’s first patent application). What does future technology (even tomorrow’s technology) have to with NEOM?
NEOM went out of business over 3 years ago.
be: There are no “handsets” with a “terabyte” of “memory”. It is spelled “POS”, no relationship to NEOM. Digital card coupons were introduced in 1995 at Pic ‘n Save in Brookfield, WI to wild success. Like then, you don’t need your “handset” to enjoy the savings.
rocket: NeoMedia didn’t get a single penny for that CNTS agreement.
blade: We have a group of investors still in the denial stage of grief. They think NEOM secretly still exists.
In super-secret mode.
NEOM had no banking/payments technology, patents or business before they closed their doors forever in 2016.