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Friday, 10/19/2018 10:56:41 PM

Friday, October 19, 2018 10:56:41 PM

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The K&L Gates and Predatory leaders actions per QMC's claim raises some questions as to their true motives. (1) The lenders want QMC shares, but K&L Gates tries to bankrupt QMC with legal actions which would make the shares worthless. So what is the point? Why would K&L Gates run up $300,000 in obvious bogus legal fees when QMC was desperate just to get a $250,000 (approx.) loan? Was K&L Gates upper management aware that QMC did not have the money to pay these fees? Why would K&L Gates allow (or possibly engineered) such outrageous terms of the loan in first place? Is there any evidence that K&L Gates was ever working in the best interest of QMC? (I say no). In answer to all this IMHO; This was a setup from the beginning, someone wants to bankrupt QMC to either just stop them and/or buy the company (with its IP) for a fraction of what it worth. This may explain why Steve's potential big customers are slow rolling him. The customers are waiting like vultures to see what happens. Note that the India customers are small businesses looking to do great things with Government grants (and such) and just hoping QMC survives. Looks like Steve is going kick K&L Gates butt and put an end to this and QMC wins the day. I am optimistic and holding tight.

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