Holiday, I looked at the history on the company previously, here is the post: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=45935603 Note following the 2008 merger, the company had to scramble due to circumstances beyond their control. Verizon had won a law suit against what was supposed to have been their primary business. http://forum.finanzen.net/forum/A_message_from_the_Electronic_Cigarette_Associatio-t397647 Excerpt from link: Gary Freeman, CEO of MMUH, stated: "During late 2008, the Company acquired 100% of the startup SMS company MMU Inc. Due to unforeseen circumstances surrounding Verizon's controversial and highly successful litigation to protect Verizon's enormous cell phone subscriber database from potential onslaughts of unwanted and/or unsolicited spam-type text advertising using SMS (short message service), our Company quickly discovered that while it had recently paid 38,093,100 common shares (59% of the issued and outstanding) for 100% of MMU's equity, MMU almost immediately was faced with the prospect of scrambling to find new applications for its SMS portal business."Mr. Freeman continued: "During 2009, MMU Inc. attempted to uncover alternative application(s) to use the MMU assets to capture revenues. Alas, no viable revenue stream was forthcoming. : <<< I do not know the fine details. Glad they are not in this business anymore as I do not like telemarketing myself. Much better now they are e-cigs, far more potential IMO.
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