Sunday, October 05, 2014 2:28:37 PM
For what?
Except, it's a client list for KMA Hong Kong LTD, which is now a private Chinese company.
Neither should it have been any trouble to read the OTC
2012 Annual
Page 6, it clearly states 21-Feb-2011, the subsidiary KMA Hong Kong Ltd was spun off as a separate company. This occurred after rpac bought the assets of KMA Hong Kong Ltd. The end result was a private Chinese company still carrying the legacy name of KMA Hong Kong Ltd, selling rpac product.
Why would one want to "whoop and hollar" in celebration of Reid attempting to deceive his stockholders? With a customer list of a private Chinese company, pretending it's KMAG customers? Real high "moral integrity"?
There's a little KMAGining to do. The question being: How many customers of the private Chinese company buy rpac EAS tags, involving Reid patents? Note, not all rpac products involve Reid patents. Example: If $3-5M, rpac kicks back a $60K royalty payment. Ref page 7 of the 2012 Annual. The royalty payments are passed through KMAG to Reid as the holder of the patents. KMA Global effectively gets nothing. No accrued value for shareholders is a lot to "whoop and hollar" about isn't it?
All this "whooping and hollaring" is over nothing.
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