So it turned out it was our, not their fax machine that was the problem.
He sounded like a pretty nice and hopelessly naive guy who seemed clueless as to what they're on to.
He knew their competitor had worked on the protein and knew they'd turned it down and John Hopkins then sold the patent rights to him instead... Is that naive or what?... John Hopkins never told him why Matritech didn't want the protein after all and he didn't ask questions... He just bought the lisence rights and raised venture capital (a truckload of it!)
I'll want to observe this from the sideline, cause the interesting scenario now is: Here's a company with its ass full of venture capital money - and they just lost the one "product" they were supposed to pursue, an hour ago... It's in essence now an empty shell - a company name and an office and nothing else! What will they do?...
We'll talk again... (We WILL talk again...) and then I'll see what I'll do. Right now, I have no idea. I need to think... KD
For those who are interested in following this, now, here's the company homepage (doesn't work on Netscape, for reasons I don't understand... It requires Internet explorer, at least on my computer): http://www.Tesseradiagnostics.com/home/
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