If this buying momentum continues through today's close. The Monday morning buying will likely be through the roof!!

There is nothing better for a Monday morning opening when a stock has momentum going into a weekend!

MARKET SHARE According to the last SC 13G/A report filed 2/9/2016, YA reduced the number of shares to 1,111,111,110.
The current ASK of .0011 has the real Market Cap of only $1.2 Million

A 10 Million Market Cap is .009

This can still grow 8000% more from its current .0011 to hit a 10 Million Market Cap!!

So with the closing price today at .0001 the market cap is only $111,110.00
Is that correct?

According to the last SC 13G/A report filed 2/9/2016, YA reduced the number of shares to 1,111,111,110.

So the market share is only $222,222 and not 1 Million? ETrade has 5 Billion outstanding not 1 Billion.

Is this trading anywhere?

Totally agree!

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Pros and Cons of “Going Dark”

This is from an article at Dorsey.com that briefly summarizes some of the pros and cons of “going dark.”

Pros

1. Significantly lower operating costs and management time commitment for compliance and reporting activities. Sarbanes-Oxley Act compliance is also no longer needed.

2. D&O insurance costs may be decreased.

3. Personal liability of officers and directors, particularly certifying CEOs and CFOs, is reduced.

4. The stock will continue to trade on the Pink Sheets.

5. Less public scrutiny and disclosure, making it easier to keep confidential such matters as competitive business information and executive compensation.

6. The company will have greater freedom to explore possible extraordinary corporate transactions.

7. Corporate governance requirements can be simplified. For example, it would not be necessary to have a majority of independent directors and the board of directors may be decreased in size.

Cons

1. If the company “goes dark,” but later somehow finds itself back over the 300/500 stockholder limit at a test date, it will once again be subject to SEC reporting requirements. Securities laws and the Pink Sheets may require some level of ongoing disclosure to stockholders. Annual stockholder meetings are still required.

2. Stockholders may bring litigation against the board of directors for, among other things, (a) breach of fiduciary duty caused by decreased liquidity and trading price resulting from “going dark,” if that in fact occurs, (b) insider trading by officers and directors on the basis of material non-public information (because no periodic reports have been filed or adequate information released), or (c) repurchases by the corporation on the basis of material non-public information.

3. The absence of public exposure decreases not only the financial markets presence of the company, but can also hurt the company’s business. The securities of an unlisted non-reporting company will (a) be substantially less useful as currency for acquisitions, and (b) be significantly less attractive to employees for equity based compensation.

4. Trading volumes and analyst coverage will likely be significantly lower.

5. While the company will still remain subject to anti-fraud provisions of state and federal securities laws. The reduced governance and oversight requirements can result in an increase in conflict transactions, and even breaches of the duty of loyalty and a decreased focus on stockholders as a constituency.

6. Stockholders may think the decision to “go dark” means that the company is in play or is trying to hide something.

7. “Going dark” will likely reduce liquidity in the trading market for the company’s securities and can sometimes result in a significant decrease in trading prices.

Link to full article: https://www.dorsey.com/newsresources/publications/2009/03/going-dark--voluntary-delisting-and-deregistrati__

Perhaps...

Sure I get it. But who is buying at the Market when there's no Bid? .0000

Yea, but who is buying it?

ASK 22,113,000
Volume 191,893,508

NEOM
Volume for today over 120 Million Shares. Market Cap 500K. Possibly an easy 2000%

SOMETHING IS UP!!!

NeoReader users scanned over 3.5 million codes in January

https://www.facebook.com/LikeNeoReader

Yes, from the last PR dated October 6th.

David Berten, a Partner at Global IP Law Group and one of the lawyers working on NeoMedia's patent licensing program said, "Companies around the world continue to demonstrate respect for NeoMedia's innovations by entering agreements with the company, and we anticipate additional agreements will be entered soon."

If you are active in the mobile barcode space and interested in discussing a license to NeoMedia’s patents, contact Alex Debski at Global IP Law Group at adebski@giplg.com.

3.5 Billion

Case dismissed

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Launched in July 2014. Already 10,000,000 - 50,000,000 downloads

That amount was before the Reverse Split. The last reported O/S was around 1.2 Billion with the A/S at 7.5 Billion

Their diluting.. O/S must be around 3 Billion by now..

To Ignore posts by a Member just click on the Members name and select "Ignore this Member"

Here's an example:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/profilea.aspx?user=478001

Unfortunately the transfer agent Worldwide Stock won't disclose the amount of current outstanding shares. Anyone else have any luck?

Vero, check your transaction History for your E*Trade Account.

Two of my accounts were charged $20.00 today for the reorganization of the Stock. It appears their getting closer.

Type: Reorganization
Questions about this transaction?
Contact Customer Service
Account: *** - ****
Date posted: 07/01/2014
Amount: $20.00
Description: NEOMEDIA TECHNOLOGIES INC REVERSE SPLIT 1 FOR 15

I can only guess that Ameritrade and "others" did not use "DTC" to send the old shares to Worldwide Stock Transfer, LLC. Whoever they used probably mailed them in...

I contacted the transfer agent Worldwide Stock

They're the ones waiting for DTC to mail them the stocks before they send the new ones.


http://www.otcmarkets.com/research/service-provider/Worldwide-Stock-Transfer-LLC?id=2478

Neomedia wouldn't pay the fee's. It would be the Clearing House.

Vero,

The delay has to do with the Depository Trust Company "DTC". E*Trade uses DTC to deliver and convert the Old/New shares.

E*Trade sent the Old shares to DTC but DTC did not send them to the Clearing House who will be issuing the new shares. Why? Because "DTC" tries to force the clearing house in becoming "DTC Eligible". Being DTC Eligible allows the news shares to be transferred electronically. This is the most common and fastest way shares are transferred but it does cost a fee to the Clearing House.

I spoke to the Clearing House for Neomedia and they told me they do not want to pay the fee to become DTC Eligible. They never have and they never will. DTC needs to Mail the Old shares to them in order to get the New Shares.

E*Trade is aware of this but they tell me there hands are tied. So were at the Mercy of DTC to mail the Old Shares to the Clearing House in order for the Clearing house to mail the New Shares to DTC so they can deliver them to E*Trade....


GL with your Trades, William

Your Math is off a little. Remove a zero on your adjusted price.

Current Bid is .021 = .0014 (before split)
Current Ask is .055 = .0037

Yesterdays Trades .021 to .09 were executing 120% to 1500% higher

Every time I've held a stock that's gained 1000% - 2000% the same three things always happened.

1. The stock has no intelligent reason for it to climb 1000%-2000%. It just does.

2. Everyone posting on IHUB is spending their precious time telling everyone else to SELL.

3. Everyone posting calls the CEO a thief or a crook.

Neomedia actually has a product that Works.. It's only time before it POPS. No pun intended.

Trading on the OTC is not for the Weak. But it is for the Wealthy.

Happy Trading :)

You might have a better chance of reaching Laura through an email rather than posting here...

It's not so much a "Big NEOM" dream as you describe. It's the fact that many penny stocks run for no reason. Just like it did a few months back.

My thought exactly. Is there a reason to post here and try to convince people not to buy?

Jives....

FACT: Scott is only communicating to the Shareholders for his own purpose.

FACT: Anyone who is spending time promoting this stock is trying to squeeze your money before Scott gets it through dilution or the purchase of his new company.

Very Predictable Probability: Scott is going to use SEEK funds to purchase another company which he will become the CEO..The stock will "communicate the share price up" and dilute the shareholder money for his own gain. Once he purchases his new company with your money the communications will completely stop on SEEK. SEEK will likely take the same fate as his old company that used Shareholder money to create TheDirectory.com http://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2013/34-69833.pdf

Here's a small breakdown of Scott and his recent past before TheDirectory.com

http://investorshub.advfn.com/board/read_msg.aspx?message_id=60570116

Good luck to you...

SHARE STRUCTURE
As of today.

Auth 3,500,000,000 (same)
Float 2,965,008,982 (increased 150,000,000 since July 28th)
O/S 2,972,521,297 (increased 150,000,000 since July 28th)

Outstanding shares on July 28th was 2,847,521,297

Your not ignorant Lab40. No one is short selling this stock. It's a hopeful trader's excuse for the Low stock price. The lowest a stock price can go is .0001 (look at Scott's other company FLIP to see .0001 for an example) So when this stock trades .0002-.0003 all imaginary Short Sellers would of covered. It's all BS.

Fts group (1)
The Directory (2)

All the companies wrapped into Fts Group (3,4,5,6)

I would say he has a pattern....

Time has already told this story. Look into Scott's pass. Go through the Civil Court system and the History of FTS Group in FL with his old company etc..

I'm sure it's just a matter of time before Scott purchases a different company and let this go in the Toilet like FLIP. Circle of life for Scott.

Scott does have a pattern of causing the value of his companies to go to .0002