Replies to post #186656 on NeoMedia Technologies, Inc (NEOM)

[Phishentine]

JP...that very well could be part of the Golden Ticket for SB. But that only tells me one thing:

More profiting from the Top of the Heap. Shareholders will continue to hold the bag, while YA capitalizes Hand over Fist.

Greed is a terrible thing.

Can anyone give me just ONE example of a situation where YA was involved and the Shareholders benefited in the long run, similar to what people are thinking is going to happen here...a run up to $.50 or over a $1.00 or whatever...

YA is Satan, leader of all Devils.

GLTA.

[roadog]

well JP..if that is the case..that would be one time I would not mind being bent over the "2D BarCode Barrel" LOL

[gophilipgo]

Hmmm... I suppose that's entirely possible, though not sure if that's the case. I certainly do think that the 77 million shares sold at a discount price weren't some random retail sale.

[cjzak]

Yikes I hope not. But who would really be surprised if that's exactly what happened. Not any of us longs that's for sure. Good luck everybody this week. Cj

[lesnshawn]

[EDIT (for Zacked)]JP: I mentioned the same thought the other day...

"Until yesterday I only had two guesses (YA or MSFT) but now a Scanbuy purchase of 77MM shares makes much more sense of a possibility since they could use the rise in profit from that to balance out any future monies spent on licensing NeoMedia's IP."
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=41830001

BTW, I realize I made a mistake in that post...I meant NSR (Neustar), not MSFT, in conjunction w/ the 77MM share block purchase.

Glad to see another who also thinks this may be a possibility.

;-)

lns

[EDIT] Zacked... [e-mail] TIA lns

[Poptech]

JP: Scanbuy VCs are Longworth, Hudson, and Masthead Venture. This is a good group of investors who are all likely active in Scanbuy management, but...

--These VCs invest in private companies with no evidence they have invested in a public company.

--Longworth is a solid early stage investor and I understand is raising money, not investing.

--Hudson is doing no new investments. They will use remaining funds to refund their currently portfolio - very common strategy after last October.

--That leaves Masthead which has a $1M minimum, does early-stage startups, and tends to lead the rounds.

So it is a heck of leap to think any of these players invested in NeoMedia recently. These experienced technology VCs put their money on the table after the suits were in place so they are confident of Scanbuy's legal position.

I guess anything could happen, but all facts say it is unlikely Scanbuy's VCs investmented that small amount of money in NeoMedia or have ever been concerned about NeoMedia.