Sabre68,
I am a bit confused myself. On one hand, I wonder, how many investors are going to want to buy into a company that is about to market a technology that could possibly obsolete in the near future. On the other hand, I can see the current need, and demand for barcode tech. Also, the fact that Neom has patents for RF/ID, shows that they will be able to upgrade when the time comes. So, Neom has the capability to provide current tech, which IS in demand as we speak, as well as be able to provide the new up and coming RF/ID when it's here.
I'm no expert, but if Neom can get mobile companies on board now, which it looks like they are doing, they will already hold a huge part of the market, and simply Upgrade their existing technology.
VeriSigns tech sounds great, but what can they do RIGHT NOW?? Neom will be here FIRST, and like I said, it's customers will just simply upgrade from the barcode to RF/ID.
How will VeriSign be able to aquire all of Neoms customers? They will already be established, from using Paperclick, and the Word Registry, so why would they feel the need to make a switch?
It sounds to me like W3 is an investor with Verisign or another "competitor", and he is ,to put it mildy, "Sweating Bullets" knowing that NEOM is about to make a grand entrance!
alynnb