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Tuesday, 08/18/2009 5:39:12 PM

Tuesday, August 18, 2009 5:39:12 PM

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IMO, Challanging the trademark will not prevent them from
accepting a purchase order, signing the contract setting up the terms and conditions (what % down payment)and using that money to set up the production line for the Dazer.
I am wondering if they will need additional funds to set up
production or will the deposit/down payment for the order
will be enough....it suppose it depends on how large the order is and what % down. If there turns out to be an issue with releasing the completed Dazers
to the customer with the trademark name on it, then they could
accumulate the completed Dazer Lasers and ship them all at one time until the case is resolved in 2010.It probably will take that long to assemble them anyway. Or another possible senario might be to put the trademark name on with a temporary adhesive sticker, give them to the customer with the understanding (in the contract)the sticker will be replaced later with an applique.....there are options....I believe...IMO.
I am not concerned in the least with it stopping production
or delivery.
As for me...the whole issue is....
1)Do they have a sellable product that they can bring to market?
2)Can they survive this credit turmoil and get funding when needed?
3)Will they get the orders?
IMO....yes to all 3