chwdrhed
I did communicate with RP briefly on two occasions about this subject. Due to time passing, RP was working off memory as the documents had been archived.
To me it boils down to Jabra having an beginning of a good product(s), but Norris lacked the capital to do much with it. The new investors spent millions of dollars to develop what eventually led up to the point that the company was sold for the millions of dollars that peak peoples interest. Without their money, it would not have been possible.
During that time there was stock splits, as well as the share price dropping to near nothing. RP also stated the any funds from the sale of stock were included in the companies financials. Where or how I do not know, but he did state that they were indeed accounted for. The company being "private" makes it impossible for me to go further than talking to RP.
This is the best I can recall from a few weeks back. Trying any further to explain what my communications with RP, just opens up more questions from those who want to further pursue this. Questions I cannot answer. It seems others are going to ask more about this.......
If it truly bothers anyone, call RP. He was more than willing to talk about this subject..........
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