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lesnshawn

11/07/05 11:38 PM

#43336 RE: arconway #43332

arconway: OK, so what are you gonna do about it? Not buy? Sell?

It's a fact of life on the OTC:BB. You gotta accept dilution and some sort of control by financers. If you don't have the stomach for it, this isn't the investment for you. Are we gonna have to sit through countless posts of your concern over dilution now? Are we really gonna have to watch you whine about wether or not this is a "safe" investment? Are we really gonna have to watch you bring your playground antics over here?

I for one pray not.

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kokonutguy

11/07/05 11:48 PM

#43338 RE: arconway #43332

Arconway, nice try in scaring people who don't bother to read the S-3/A in it's entirity. Did you read it at all? At no time can Cornell own more than 9.9% of the outstanding shares of Neomedia. The warrant contains that provision limiting ownership of Neomedia as described in the S-4 form. Cornell buys the shares, but they, too, have to sell them.


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success622

11/08/05 7:25 AM

#43361 RE: arconway #43332

arconway,
since you're new here, you may not realize all of this information has been known from the original filing (remember, these from yesterday are just amendments) from over 6 months ago (and thoroughly discussed!). As Personalizit pointed out, Cornell is limited to owning 9.9% of the shares at any point in time. You haven't brought this up yet; however, the SEDA agreement prohibits Cornell from shorting the stock.