Voip Pal Com Inc (VPLM)

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Thankyou. While I agree that it LOOKS like the LI patent has value, for that reason, and for more important reasons (governments need a way to have unimpeded access), that alone does not make the patent valuable. It must be proven & if it WAS proven, the known value would be so great that there is no way, imho, that the info & data that describes & validates the patent, which has I assume been publicly available information for many years now, could been so for this long WITHOUT the intelligence of the BIG PLAYERS making multiple major serious attempts to buy or licence the rights to use. This point is sooo basic & valid, yet no one seems to want to face that fact, because doing so bursts too many bubbles, but it seems to me, to be obvious & undeniable. I'm not sure when the details of a patent application are made public, but I assume that info has been available at least to some if not all, for a very long time. It's not new info. And if it was absolutely proven to be capable of doing what all these governments are demanding they must have, then simple logic dictates that what vp has, would have been gobbled up by now, or even before patent approval a deal couldve been struck contingent on approval. It (the value) would obviously represent many billions of dollars for now & the immediate future, plus going to 20 yrs out. And that's only one of the patents. I challenge anyone to show me a definitive example of another patent or portfolio, that was intrinsically foundational (truly) and the proof of that was public info, and it sat for years without share price continually shooting up & big $ tripping over ea other to get at it before the other guy, so as not to lose this HUGE controlling factor of the future of digital communication (at least the now and near future).

All talk about how it takes time to hash it all our, is horse hockey, imho, as such time has long past, all things considered. It certainly would seem that way at least, when looked at in above light. I believe than if you don't seriously consider this points, the remaining faith in the value is common folly.