Rain while that sounds good on the surface to many of us.
I think it is flawed logic and this is why.
One good lawsuit bounces the pps up. But in the long run
you have lost a customer. Let's say oh some drug store chain
has stepped into this online personal health management sector.
They most likely were sold the idea by some firm who had a
good product and idea. But unknown to the drug store that product
is a direct patent infringement of MMRG. Now MMRG can take them to court and spend a lot of money or have to pay money at the end of the case to our patent law firm. OK. And I am sure your aware of the time involved in a patent case.
But what about another way of looking at the Drug Store and different approach. A note saying hey you might know this but
that new product you put in action some six to eight months ago.
Well hate to tell you but you are in patent infringement of our
patents. So tell you what we don't want to get greedy but we do want to be fair and get our remuneration. So how about we sit down together and work out a fair and long term deal, one that keeps you making a solid profit.. But also rewards us for our effort many years ago. ??
Sure Rain I would love to see a huge pop in the share price
anyone would. But really when the rubber hits the road.
The business plan imho is geared towards long steady growth, built on relationships with many firms. What I call the WallyWorld Principle, One where a lot of small sales equals a huge return and a strong firm not reliant on any one or two customers.
Just my way of seeing things
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