Nice try pal, but I can do the math. You seem like to think a so called acquisition is even on the table. No one’s buying ParkerVision, Virnetx and or Netlist, as of now, are they? So why do you think anyone would be interested in acquiring VPLM’s patents. Even thought I even think, someone should.
Any settlement with either Verizon and or T -Mobile, will send the PPS much higher than your measly billion dollar buyout. Do the math.
But, caving for a one billion dollars sure shows me, you have zero clue the value of an acquisition versus a settlement. You should read my previous post again and you might learn something. One thing you might learn is, the telecommunication industry, isn’t the same as the pharmaceutical industry.
And as for your education, we’re all seeing the education the Ivy League students are getting now, aren’t we? They’re more concerned with social issues than math.
Here’s a little education for you:
* Favorable ex parte reexamination with the ‘606 RBR patent.
* Pending remaining ‘815/‘005 RBR claims.
* Fifty pending infringers, yet to be sued.
* India Patents…..Here’s a clue, Amazon has made it known they want to get into the telecommunications industry in India……hmmm go figure.
Doing the math on just the three pending trials, with damages at or around $ 10 billion combined and settling on selling the company of one billion, is beyond stupidity!!! It would be caving in order for them to sell all their hundreds of millions of shares at once. This surely is not living up to the fiduciary duty any CEO, must do. I’m sure most would agree.
You distrustful little man.
IMHO
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