No products. It seems they're just a marketing and acquisition company. Which basically means, in my opinion, that there will be some company reverse merging into INOL at some point. I believe that's what we're waiting for.
The air time minutes they bought won't be used to market themselves or any of their products. They're just going to sell the minutes. Not sure what revenues they're expecting from this ($3M+ trade value), but I'm still convinced that some company looking for an entry into the pinksheets will R/M with INOL.
I'm betting this happens in the next few months.
It's something to look forward to anyways.
Suffice to say, the only product they have thus far is 20,000 airtime minutes. Better than nothing, I suppose, but just the beginning one would hope.
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