Regarding a reverse split sometime after the merger closes, not only did they say they don't foresee that happeing, but ,IMO, it's unlikely simply because they will need a lot of shares for liquidity. They will need 300M shares (or more) out there because bigger players will be investing in the new, hot sector stock. The new IWEB will most likely be included in some sector specific mutual funds or etf's at some point. Again, ample outstanding shares will be needed. So from a liquidity viewpoint, there's no reason for a rs but rather the contrary. And they won't need to rs to get the share price up if institutions begin including IWEB in their portfolios.
I think any on other message boards who keep thinking there's going to be a rs simply don't get it. They are those with a pinksheet mindset and still haven't understood that the new IWEB will be far from the typical stinkie pinkie world but in a new hot sector world with investors who don't even look at penny stocks taking 6 and 7 figure positions.
Just my 2 cents on that...