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The Rainmaker

05/19/15 10:31 AM

#8953 RE: tbnman #8952

I see several of your posts asking that question, not sure why you cant see the posts you made.


thomas newman • 16 minutes ago
Are the taxi tops currently in use?
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thomas newman • 21 hours ago
How about an update on the taxi tops.
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MichaelWHAMINC

05/19/15 12:06 PM

#8957 RE: tbnman #8952

Although it would be nice to get an answer on p 2 p you understand that they only have 5 percent stake in p 2 p. 5% of the net profit of a 22 million dollar contract spread over 5 years is approximately equivalent to the income one would generate working at McDonalds.

The only thing that matters is the phone encryption, the S 1, the audit, and possibly a nice that art appraisal for good measure. I personally don't see how they can possibly have an IPO without a product, consumers. revenue. It is called proof of concept an application does not proof-of-concept make.

Back to P2P for just a second give me 30 percent stake in p2p give me contracts for billboards Marquis kiosks etcetera etcetera then come talk to me about p2p until then it's no more than a small feather in the hat. An update would be nice but it won't mean a thing. Besides historically updates only hurt this penny stock

Give me an S1 give me an audit then finish the application then launch the application then get me some consumers who purchase a subscription after their 30 day free trial who then re up the next month show me projected earnings based on customer acquisition and retention show me a growth pattern that warrants anyone even considering providing the type of funds necessary for an IPO to be successful. They can then begin to have a conversation about possibly having an IPO
I think the days of a tech IPO based on a concept are over let's be realistic this is only a concept maybe the greatest concept mankind has ever known but a concept none the less
ALL MY OPINION.
It is coming just not today. Be patient. GO WHAM.