As I was saying in my last post, before the acquisition, for over 10 yrs, vplm was a voip services provider. After they obtained the patents, the announced they would integrate the technology into their own system, which would propel them to the top (how could it not with such powerful patents?) and would immediately begin collecting as much as tens of millions of dollars per month in licensing.
Then Malak took over and scrapped thst whole plan. We were led to believe that as soon as the patents pending were all fully patented we would be able to sell them pretty quickly.
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