Replies to post #323764 on NeoMedia Technologies, Inc (NEOM)

[WarMachine]

So, are you saying that a CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER, who earned a salary, is a part time employee? LMFAO!

Please, tell us, how many hours did he work, at the time of the email replies, to earn him a "part time" status, in your opinion?
And how many hours does a salaried OFFICER OF A COMPANY have to work to be "full time", in your opinion.
How many hours does a person have to work to be considered knowledgeable enough to become a CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER?

Seriously folks. Trying to downplay the role and knowledge of company operations and it's status of total loss by claiming a officer is a part time employee is beyond hogwash.

[Be Confident]

Indeed Junior. In all likelihood some will argue the company was dead, therefore, Barry was free to say all he wishes. However, BK was never filed ;-) He should not have responded with any detail whatsoever (JMSO).

Best,
Be Confident

[Be Confident]

Intuitively, I reasoned you might enjoy firm evidence of Barry's part time status ;-)

NeoMedia Appoints Jeff Huitt as Chief Financial Officer
August 27, 2012 08:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20120827005114/en/NeoMedia-Appoints-Jeff-Huitt-Chief-Financial-Officer

BOULDER, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NeoMedia Technologies, Inc. (OTC BB: NEOM.OB), the pioneer in global mobile barcode management solutions, today announced Jeff Huitt as its newly appointed Chief Financial Officer. Huitt brings a strong track record of public company expertise. Huitt replaces Colonel Barry S. Baer who has been NeoMedia’s part time CFO since February 2012. Colonel Baer will continue to be NeoMedia’s Corporate Secretary.

Barry was replaced as CFO six months into his position.

Who is your favorite Due Diligence iHubber?! ;-) (lol)

Best,
Be Confident

[keepitrealplease]

Junior571: You are assuming (making up stories) that was the reason why the company stopped reporting. As is now clear, the company had no money, could no longer afford to stay current with the SEC, and was ultimately foreclosed on. A public company can not keep "secret" the fact it lost all it's assets in foreclose. No only is that public record but shareholders have a legal right to know.

[Poptech]

Junior: NeoMedia’s last 10Q showed it so “bone dry” that it was not clear how Laura was getting paid. She was the only remaining employee at the time.