I understand your trepidation but please remember...anybody who really knows what is going on with the sale of Fibertower knows EXACTLY who owned what at the time the shares were extinguished. They have your name, address, phone number, and your brokerage information. The only information they don't have is how many shares are being held by people who have continued to follow the company throughout the process. If they KNOW how many shares are being held by people who are following the proceedings and they KNOW it is a substantial number then they are less likely and able to make a back alley deal and cut us all out.
I may very well be wrong and that's OK too...but rather than continue to bang our heads against the wall debating who the licenses belong to and how many there are and who gets what piece of the pie, I thought it would be more beneficial to foster a discussion about what the plan should be moving forward. We can't control where the licenses go. We don't know any terms of the transaction. We don't know the intentions or holdings of the major players. What we do know is if their return on investment is greater by bringing the common shares back into the equation, they won't be stepping over a quarter to pick up a dime. Pucillo has made billions doing just that.
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