Spongetech Delivery Systems, Inc. (fka SPNGQ)

[cowtown jay]

Hi, stox

A reprieve!! Work-related phone calls just completed (on my evening off), and the wife too preoccupied to drag yours truly out for an evening of shopping. To smile about, as you might say.

My reply to you last evening residing in the same ether-world as your last post. Oh, well.

Of interest is your reference to, "A series of divisions in the form of wholly owned subsidiaries."

Unfounded speculation? The pump preceeding the dump, as we already know will be alleged?

Consider a prior reference to Doctor Speak, from my own digging about, and admittedly without anymore substance than that. But in addition...

From a Sept 22nd PR from GFGU:

"GetFugu, Inc. (OTCBB:GFGU - News) www.getfugu.com, the revolutionary new method of accessing the Internet through mobile phones, revealed today that Health Matrix's (HealthMatrix.com) first commercial application utilizing GetFugu's mobile phone technology is a pharmacy discount card offered free of charge to the consumer regardless of whether the consumer has prescription drug coverage. This discount prescription drug card provides up to 50% savings on all prescription drugs in over 50,000+ pharmacies across the United States ... This is the first of many endeavors where the principals of Health Matrix will use their extensive experience in the health care field coupled with GetFugu's technology on mobile devices to bring never before seen uses to the health care community and consumers."

The first of many endeavors? Never before seen? Might that have anything to do with the following?

Considering The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, as regards Health Information Technology.

From the Act:

"The National Coordinator shall estimate and publish resources required annually to reach the goal of utilization of an electronic health record for each person in the United States by 2014..."

http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/...

There is no proof that my thoughts on this matter will materialize as I'm suggesting (or intimating). I'm just a small shareholder, with big dreams, looking for reasons to remain steadfast in my commitment. Putting the pieces together as best I can. Sharing the meager contributions possible for other shareholders to evaluate for themselves. What else can we do?

And in complete agreement with you in that this is, "A matter, in the absolute, of our having collectively stepped in something good. Risk/reward as good as it ever does get."

Thank you, stox, as always.

jay