Replies to post #29539 on UnifiedOnline Inc fka UOIP

[I Need Money]

HUGE. share price is just starting to try to reflect how big this is! Still has a long ways up to go!! :)

[mandrake1]

Any communication with company about press release on settlement , anyone?

[clouts021]

So time warner was bought out in my state by spectrum I wonder if this has to do with pending suits.

[DreamGreen]

Wow! Those are some big numbers! I'd be happy with even a fraction of that.

[KeepItRealistic]

"The average royalty on a typical invention are 3-6% of the wholesale price of the product sold. The wholesale price is the price that the manufacturer sells the product to its customer. In most cases the customer is a retail store but the customer could also be to a distributor or a sale directly to an end user."

http://www.inventionpartner.com/royalties.html

[Goodbuddy4863]

How long does Cisco have to appeal the PTAB decision before time runs out on them.

Can You make a Guess.

[faqt]

3% of 30 Billion (Defendants' combined Net Income) is 900 Million

With a conservative Price/Earnings of 7, that puts the UOIP's company value at 6.3 Billion, or $6.30/Share

Thanks for the DD GS1! (below)

Long UOIP

UOIP/Chanbond is suing one of the largest broadband companies in the world. List is below with their annual net revenues. There are few others which I left out.

Cisco 10 billion
Comcast 7.5 billion
Cablevision 6.5 billion
TimeWarner 4 billion
Charter 1.5 billion

Channel bonding video(CBV) got patent allowance in 2012 so Chanbond could claim royalty on infringement for past five years(2012-2016). If you take 10% as royalty percentage annually.

Total net revenues per year(all companies) = 30 billion

Chanbond could claim 10% royalty on patent infringement = 3 billion per year

Infringment happened for past five years so Chanbond entitled to

3 billion x 5 = 15 billion in royalty payment.

This is past due payments and doesnot include future payments and as Vortmax mentioned the patent life is for 20 years. So they could collect this type of payment in forseeable future.

15 billion per year x 20 years = 300 billion