He (Big) was right, oddly enough. I don't follow all that has been said as much as I could, but 700k is low ball money, considering the "promise" of revenues beyond that initial payment that NTEK shoved down some unsuspecting Jr. Exec's throat at Paramount. The projections were insane, but the true revenue numbers that came in once Paramount demanded accounting was a pitiful $800 bucks.
That's right longs - NTEK has sent documents to Paramount an accounting to date for "Interstellar" rentals of less than a grand. On a $700K initial payment.
So someone please tell me how this accounting works in any NTEK shareholder's favor?