GlobalPreneurs has been with VoxCorp for 3 months already.
Their "sales projection" is to sell 1000 videophones by the end of May.
But, Vox videophones plans go from $12.95 to $29.95 per month.
Vox PR only contemplates $29.95 plans. Many videophone buyers will take the cheaper plan.
Let's see: 1000 plans * 3 months * $29.95 = $90,000 more gross revenue per quarter
Pervasip gross margin is around 40%.
So, 40% of $90,000 = $36,000 (again this is assuming all customers chose the most expensive plan)
PVSP current quarterly loss from operations $314K
So, these 1000 new Ojo sales will reduce next quarter loss from $314K to $278K
Which means that someone, NetCapital probably, will have to loan $278K to Pervasip so they can pay their bills and thus avoid bankruptcy.
Of course, there is also the small matter of the $482K of quarterly interest that goes unpaid.
Maybe NetCapital will suggest that the $17M debt be entirely converded in shares.
So, at $0.05 a share, NetCapital would receive about 340 millon shares for their loan, diluting current shareholders equity into a less-than-1% stake.
But of course, NetCapital are good guys. They would never make sure their investment benefit them before the small holders. PVSP is a charity case, a basketcase...