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Sunday, November 01, 2009 9:58:12 AM
To your last point, it's very apparent that NeoMedia somehow got their way into a situation where they no longer need to continue borrowing from their creditor so therefore they do not fall into the "perpetual default" category you're trying to portray them as being in.
YA will be paid off in to their satisfaction, NeoMedia BOD's satisfaction and the shareholder's satisfaction. Yes, it's just an opinion but mark my words.
Will you still be holding your core 1MM shares? By the way you post, what would be the point because you'll just lose everything anyway or in the least, never profit on anything over .02/share.
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