Voip Pal Com Inc (VPLM)

[GTCar]

So I will say this once. It keeps coming up that we are trying to monetize our patent portfolio, and that at current valuations we would set world records for a patent sale if sold. I look at this entirely differently. Let me break it down like this.

VPLM does not own the patent to VoIP itself, so let’s call VoIP a car. What we do have is this (IMO)…

RBR, this is the engine, without it VoIP goes nowhere. The continuation patents are for all the variations whether it be for cylinder configuration (3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 16 cylinders, rotary engines (think Mazda), or electric etc. It is the heart of all things VoIP for any provider that wishes to make money in the industry. Fred Flintstone is not going to power them all and the horse and buggy is like POTS

Mobile Gateway is the drivetrain. The continuations are more in the realm of automatic or manual transmissions or 2wd, 4wd, AWD, FWD or RWD configurations. They provide you the ability to get to your destination without worrying about having to pay a tow truck to pull you through the mountains when you are not driving in your own city.

LI is the steering wheel. This is about control, control of a specific direction that a vehicle goes in, if you let go while in motion, the s*** hits the fan, look at the current state of affairs the NSA is facing. They have no control because they don’t have our steering wheel to get to a specific point.

E911 is the airbags. This is reasonably self-explanatory but I will break it down in my view. We don’t need to use 911 but it sure nice to know that when we need it, it works. Currently if you call 911 from your VoIP phone, there is a chance that your emergency responders are given incorrect directions due to a failure in the system that provides an incorrect location, E911 assists them by providing a portal to at the very least contact you back and then trace your location. Additionally, just like an airbag, you don’t want to have to use it but the government makes it mandatory just in case you have to.

UI are the tires. It goes like this, you are driving down the road on a set of good all terrain tires. All of a sudden you come to a point where the pavement ends and a real bumpy section off gravel road begins, UI makes the transition without you even feeling the difference and your journey just keeps on going

We are not trying to sell patents, we are selling a technology to which VPLM has obtained a right of protection via registered patents. Individually they are important but they don’t work without the others…

So with that said, let’s use Metcalfe's Law in a variation for a minute,

How many cars in the world today?
The answer, The Answer

How many mobile phones are in use in the world today?
The answer, The Answer

You do the math! What is this TECHNOLOGY worth?