I'm talking public filings. I couldn't give a rip about who registers websites to be honest. Company admitted they were insolvent and willing to have the stock revoked. That tells me that UNI wasn't paying any royalty or installment payments. Folks can come up with whatever theories they want when companies are insolvent and silent. What previous filings do say is UNI has/had a choice once the patent expired, which occurred after the last filing we saw...and if we never get another filing, which the company is under no requirement to make another, then we would never expect UNI to say they opted out of the deal IMO.
Just saying that UNI never came out and said they opted out of any agreement after early June when the patent expired is meaningless if Radient quit making filings in May. Having a stock revoked would most likely necessitate the end of filings so I guess people can run any theories they want up the flagpole now, as the SEC is no longer looking I suppose. I don't know if the company is dead or not, but I do know the CEO is gone, patents expired, product never commercially viable, and now stock revoked. Some called that looking into the past all the way til the day the stock quit trading and everyone's account locked up. If something works out great. If it doesn't you lost every single dime invested in this thing. That's just the reality at this point. JMHO as usual
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