Why did they accept the patent
as "collateral"? Could it be because
they didn't have much choice?
We don't know the details of the
agreement, but it would appear that
AERO did not have the funds to return
the Miller's investment. So I would
assume that the Miller Trust is now
hoping to at least recoup their investment,
which I guess would be in the neighborhood
of .035 cents...and as I understand, those
shares are supposed to be restricted for
one year. Correct me if that is wrong.
In pennyland, most things are not as they "appear".
Know when to buy...know when to sell.