The Emu from eGipped and his queen, miss sellsalot, will have moved to Aruba and have solid gold toilets installed, or maybe wind up in jail, if karma is a real thing.
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After all these years it is safe to say that many, if not all, of your posts are either disingenuous, purposefully misleading or simply ignorant.
Let me tackle just a few of your statements in your most recent paragraph-challenged post.
You stated:
"2 years left before it goes away"
Fact:
Management has recently pivoted to antitrust suits that could take years more but offer massive potential settlements.
A new timeline created by this broader legal strategy:
New Legal Fronts: VPLM recently expanded its focus from simple patent infringement to antitrust and civil RICO lawsuits against major carriers (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile) and tech giants (Apple, Google, Samsung).
High-Stakes Allegations: These suits allege coordinated efforts to exclude standalone Wi-Fi calling, claiming damages in the hundreds of billions of dollars.
Systemic Argument: By moving into antitrust, VPLM argues it is fighting "monopolistic practices" rather than just defending technical patents, which could theoretically bypass some of the hurdles they faced in patent court.
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You stated:
"Only progress is increasing deficit"
Fact:
Net losses were significantly reduced in 2025 through aggressive cost-cutting.
While the "monster deficit" is real, recent filings show efforts to stabilize:
Loss Reduction: In the quarter ending June 30, 2025, VPLM reported a net income of $188,187, a major swing from a $3.6M loss the previous year.
Expense Control: General and administrative expenses were cut by over 100% (via reduced fees) in early 2025, suggesting more disciplined cash management than the critic implies.
Ongoing Funding: Despite having no revenue, the company has successfully raised millions through private placements, indicating that a core group of investors still believes in the long-term payout.
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You stated:
"Patents are useless"
Fact:
Patents have survived 8 IPR challenges and are still being granted globally (e.g., India).
The company’s intellectual property is more robust than even detractors and skeptics like you might admit:
Survived Challenges: VPLM’s patents have endured eight Inter Partes Review (IPR) challenges, a grueling process where the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) repeatedly upheld their validity against challenges from Apple.
Global Expansion: The company continues to receive new patent grants internationally, including recent approvals in India for routing-related technology.
Long-Term Term: Management claims their patents still have significant time—roughly 9 years—remaining on their terms, meaning the "meter is still running" for any potential infringers.
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You stated:
"Management is planning an escape"
Fact:
Insiders remain heavily invested in common and preferred stock, tying their wealth to the company's survival.
Contrary to your "moving to Aruba" claim, recent data (as of late 2025/early 2026) shows some positive internal signals:
Insider Activity: Some market analysis platforms have rated insider sentiment as Positive, noting that several insiders had previously been buyers or recipients of shares, showing they are still tied to the company's outcome.
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