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zeynoc

05/28/16 10:46 AM

#36397 RE: fantomphan #36396

If they wanted to drag it, they would NOT accept the prepayment of interest on the converts when they could easily get much more by converting the interest while they are owed tens of millions of dollars. They want out and they want it now.

winters1983

05/28/16 10:58 AM

#36400 RE: fantomphan #36396

It was BAM that went up one percentage point...

On March 19, 2015, we extended our credit agreement with BAM pursuant to which, amongst other matters, the interest rate increased to 16% per annum, commencing on April 1, 2015 and we extended the maturity date of our indebtedness from March 31, 2015 to March 31, 2016.

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http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1068874/000106887416000087/imsc160331_10q.htm

Buzzlityr

05/28/16 2:30 PM

#36407 RE: fantomphan #36396

FANT-

- BAM received the interest rate bump not DM

- I don't hold them in any sort of esteem, they are what they are. Back then they hurt the stock and the company, right now-- their interests are aligned with ours.

- your description of DM saying NO to increase their position is flawed: they own control already, costs of running the company past 6/30 have to be paid and one of those costs are is interest to DM to prevent more converts given in lieu of cash, if DM says "Company X's buy out of YYY Million dollars is too low then the company must find a buyer greater than YYY+1Million.

- I DON'T THINK DM PASSES ON A FULLY VALUED OFFER FOR ISC. A PENNY POOR OFFER-- SURE, A SEVERELY COMPLICATED OFFER- NO GO, BUT WHEN THE VALUE IS ON THE TABLE DM IS TAKING IT AS ITS GOING TO BE A HUGE PROFIT FOR THEM.

I don't see them as greedy pigs in this event.