Zerify Inc (ZRFY)

[Gold49er]

A buyout at .30-maybe .25 ??? I know you have been one of the longs on SFOR.

And not to be disrespectful

But a buyout at .30 ?

With Part of SOFR' strategy being Lawsuits for Patent infringement and considering that 1000's of companies are infringing and the potential for Monetary Awards, Future Royalities and damages for Lost Profits, IMO SFOR is worth far more than .30 a share.

I may have just come on board this Space Shuttle a few weeks ago, but after researching the Management Team, Patents, Previous cases,Current filings, along with seeing them ramping up Production facilities for Consumer Products, at a time where Cybersecurity is becoming REDHOT, this is Right time, Right Place.

SFOR's Consumer Marketing Savvy is being shown this month with attempting to Capitalize on Cypher Security Awareness Month by showcasing it's Consumer Products on QVC in Oct.

Although I do believe SFOR's Industry Product ProtectID will overshadow Consumer Product sales in $$$$ terms as the Lawsuits Proliferate and the Dominoes begin to Fall one by one or in Concert.

Back to a Buyout:

Granted Management would be open to a buyout, but Kay is not stupid.
.30 ????

With Patents '599, 698 and 701 a precedent has already been set in the Courts. SFOR own the Patents and defendants have Lost where they infringed on SFOR Patents.

All that is needed is to prove infringement in future Cases.

Currently we have Lawsuits against 3 companies at once, but you can go after DOZENS at one time in the future.

With a precedent already Set, Settling before trial with consolidated pretrial proceedings is also less expensive for the Plaintiff (SFOR) rather than full trial Proceedings.

So .30 per share? Not unless it was a Hostile takeover attempt.

I doubt a Hostile Takeover would be attempted with SFOR, because the acquiring company would only be going after SFOR for its Patents. So in a Hostile Attempt SFOR would more than likely use the Crown-Jewel Defense.

Crown Jewel Defense. In business, when a company is threatened with takeover, the crown jewel defense is a strategy in which the target company sells off its most attractive assets to a friendly third party or spin off the valuable assets in a separate entity.

As the Lawsuit Domino's Fall in line, I'll be watching for this set