Replies to post #323767 on NeoMedia Technologies, Inc (NEOM)

[Junior571]

Thank you BC.
Great find.
I knew he was part time, and had a dim recollection of the fact that he was replaced.
You certainly get the prize for your DD on this board.

I still find it strange that he would speak so freely when the company was seeking quiet mode.

Part time or not, his behaviour, and credibility, are questionable.

Let’s see what the months ahead will bring.

Junior

[WarMachine]

FACT IS that BERRY S BAER is indeed the CFO, AGAIN, after Jeff Huitt left during the crash dive of this POS company. The attempted proof, of hogwash from 2012, is TRUMPED by a FACTUAL 8K from 2016. Notice who signed this document and what his position IS.

https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=11433099&guid=5B_yU6wK4dbPPth

Also note what the document is and research the outcome of this. You will find MORE FACTS that TRUMP THE HOGWASH of this POS COMPANY being still active. As Barry S Baer CLEARLY states, ALL ASSETS ARE GONE.

Do your own DD folks! It pays when you don't fall for the HOGWASH.

[keepitrealplease]

Be Confident: His status does not matter. NEOM was a public company and CEO can not keep the CFO in the dark. CFO legal responsibilities are not diminished by how many hours they put in. CFO is a CFO.

[Poptech]

be: Translation: Barry was still on Board of Directors. So, your wild new conspiracy, lacking a theory, is that no one but Laura knew of your wild theory.

Except, of course, you.

[WarMachine]

Just a little more FACTUAL INFORMATION for ya. In down playing Barry Baers role with the former company, NeoMedia Inc., did you happen to notice that the last known address for NEOM on OTC Markets just happens to be BARRY BAER'S HOME ADDRESS?

LMFAO!

BTW The maker of QR CODES, DENSO WAVE, allows anyone to use the coding for free. So, all the QR CODE scan "payment" HOGWASH is useless.

DD folks! Ya gotta do it or you will get lost in the smoke and mirrors.

[Poptech]

be: “Due Diligence” is research done prior to making an investment, not after you lost the entire investment.