Hop-On Inc (HPNN)

[Arthur]

Oh noes, Hop-On is no longer an "Infrastructure" company !

Re-Medical, a Hop-on company, is a scientific research, development, and marketing firm focused on creating, obtaining, licensing, and financing the build-out of standardized botanical and nutraceutical formulations using innovative delivery mechanisms.

Like, eyedroppers.

Hop-on, Inc. (HPNN.PK) is a global ODM and OEM innovator of manufacturing of consumer and commercial electronics, based in the United States and China. Over the past 22 years, Hop-on has successfully secured essential patents for mobile communications and computing technologies, and is respected for developing the world's first disposable cell phone. Hop-on's focus is on innovative tier-1 quality consumer/commercial electronics targeting today's demanding world market.

Is that their focus ? My, are they a total FAILure !

Hop-on is filling this huge market segment and building quality products efficiently, utilizing our contract manufacturing abilities to establish multiple brands, focusing on details and racing to market with essential patent coverage.

Yeah, Hop-on is "racing to market". Such a pity they haven't sold a phone or a gizmo in 10 years.

Hop-on is in the process of selling 3G and 4G mobile broadband wireless modems, routers and gateways as well as software, tools, and services for niche markets. These markets include healthcare, automotive and transportation, energy, field service, industrial and infrastructure, networking, sales and payment, and security gateways.

Seems to be a long "process", since they ain't selling any.

Hop-on is bringing a network of specialists in mobile broadband and M2M integration to support customer’s worldwide, focused on emerging markets and regional/rural carriers.

HPNN has no known employee. So much for the "network of specialists".

Hop-on offers a variety of GSM cell phones, from low-cost to smart phone technology in support of Hop-ons MVNE and MVNO business solutions. These handset models will work in all GSM frequency bands for domestic and international carriers.

No it doesn't. That seems to be a lie.