Replies to post #31638 on Peer To Peer Network (PTOP)

[thetinman]

Some on the ptop board posters get excited over filings to keep the company current, as of yet, there doesn't seem to be any real users.

No a r/s is coming to get the stock price up to attract more people to buy the stock.

[thetinman]

Some on the ptop board posters get excited over filings to keep the company current, as of yet, there doesn't seem to be any real users.

Now a r/s is coming to get the stock price up to attract more people to buy the stock.

All current shares(bag)holders will ultimately lose again.

[iclearsubpennies]

You are partially correct…

There are many other “mobile business cards” on the market. However, the value prop with MOBICARD If they figure out how to get it functioning again is the notification system.

The original web based MOBICARD delivered text/sms alerts when your card was opened and/or shared that would not only identify the new lead and their contact details, it also identified referrers and it also builds a database on cards shares and opens.

Here’s how MOBICARD is different than any other platform or physical card

Let’s say that your a mortgage broker and you had refinanced my loan and I’m happy to refer you to all of my friends. If I handed out 10 of your business cards and/or shared your digital card and nobody called you, you’d generate NO new business


Whereas if I shared your MOBICARD to 10 referrals and 5 of them opened it, you would receive timely alerts identifying those new leads and the referral source so you can call them to do business. Now, the 5 others that hadn’t opened your MOBICARD are also identified in the database as a shared card by me the referrer, so you can also follow up with them.

That’s the difference, however until they revamp the Mobile App, none of that matters because they didn’t maintain the web based platform which worked brilliantly.

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