Replies to post #141752 on Bravatek Solutions Inc (BVTK)

[glennbama]

Well Les, if that were to happen sky is the limit but I really don't think Encrypt is tried, tested and proven worthy of such a massive undertaking! It has not even passed through the patent office yet and i doubt the .mil is going to set up its system on technology that is patent pending or possibly finally rejected by the patent office.
Everything sounds great relating to BVTK's MAPS, potential JV's and acquisitions but revenues will take some time to generate unless something miraculous happens (like your scenario). I believe revenues are coming and will become more robust with time but I continue to believe this stock will take years to see NASDAQ, if ever. DP is the dark horse in this mix and the more Dennis tweets, the credibility weakens. Encrypt, Helpcom and Crucial will bring revenues but billions?? Doubtful.
JMHO

[na na]

My main concern with those past conversations with tom on that image was to just find out when will the equity investors show their hand.


Should I ask if the notes are converting?

[angeloh]

Yes Les... it could be just as you describe which would be awesome for BVTK. Merry Christmas friend...
In Reply to 'lesnshawn' on 'Bravatek Solutions Inc. (BVTK)
So, if Bravatek and their Ecrypt One is announced by DISA in the coming days or weeks to be its "new email gateway infrastructure" scheduled to be in place 7/18, essentially replacing Microsoft Exchange as the military's 'mail.mil' global server system for the troops and personell all across the globe - a BILLION DOLLAR DEAL - you don't see that as being able to provide the revenue necessary along w/ interested equity investors funds to affect an ASR bringing the O/S to a level creating a pps eligible for uplift to The Naz?

IMO...of course it is.

BTW...Anybody have any thoughts as to who/what - if not Bravatek and E1 - would be the next most likely candidate to be the supplier for DISA's "new email gateway infrastructure"?

http://www.executivegov.com/2017/07/report-disa-to-adopt-encryption-protocol-for-email-protection/

DISA's not talking about patching up an old email server system, in this case, Microsoft Exchange. They're referring to a complete "rip-and-replace" of Microsoft Echange making it no longer the email backbone server system for 'mail.mil'.

That is massively huge. And, DISA this far has been very quiet as to any hints of who/what that replacement will be taken over by.

Remember...Ian Treleaven was a lead software engineer on the team to first help develop MS Exchange way back when. He saw its flaws. He set out to create a much better, technicologically superior email server APPLIANCE which could quickly, easily and completely replace MS Exchange to provide entities a way to future-proof their organization's #1 cyber security vulnerability...email and its users bad habits.

http://bravatek.com/solutions/software/ecrypt-one/

[na na]

If Tom follows through with cleaning up the Share structure without a RS and drops major revenue & not token this up coming Q then we might be in the dimes.