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Re: AstnMartin post# 64068

Monday, 07/15/2013 2:07:45 PM

Monday, July 15, 2013 2:07:45 PM

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It CERTAINLY is ... and it raises two very important questions:

1. Why would a company that's been "going out of business" since September of 2011 (like ASYI has), renew the ownership of its web domain for an additional 5 years?

2. And if that company were going to spin-off AERO and then merge with GCS ... why would that company even NEED its old web site? In fact, why didn't ASYI simply terminate it web page back in September of 2011, when Dynamic yanked it's license agreement? Why did ASYI simply "TEMPORARILY DISABLE" the web site?

What ahhala uncovered --- while certainly interesting --- simply doesn't make practical business sense.
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