IVAY wasn't created from a patched together reverse merger with skeletons in the closet or a developmental stage "I want a ticker symbol to fleece the investors" go public quickly rush job built on cooked books and the aspirations of a failed dreamer. Miller, the president, has lived and breathed investigating, anti-terrorism and law enforcement for the better part of two decades. He has proved himself a leader in these fields through hard work, making the right connections and some good luck including solving some very high profile cases over the years. I feel if any of these pinksheets companies can truly be successful the cornerstone has to be management that is honest, ethical and driven. The creation of IVAY in 1998 allowed Miller to realize his vision. After investing his own capital and a private placement seed financing round did he go public several years later when the need to raise additional capital to expand his business based on furthered initiatives and to have the ability to capture big contracts became apparent. IVAY's golden egg has hatched. Which of course is when USIS, the largest investigative services company on the North American continent, subcontracted IVAY for the current government contract they've received. This will also open up the flood gates for additional work for the future, like they need it right now ;),insuring long term growth. They're playing with the big boys now. Brikk has done a very good job establishing the financial rational on the true PPS based upon relatively a low estimate of the net value of the current contract. When IVAY releases audited corporate financials reflecting the dramatically increased revenues IVAY has an excellent opportunity to move up to the OTCBB or higher.
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