All I know is that I know very few others that are more skeptical than myself. I'm a "prove it to me" kind of person, so when the company announced a generic news release stating they were in acquisition talks, I was doubtful. The company has a lackluster history and tons of squabble regarding past dealings, lies, etc.
The turning point was seeing the patent issuance. This is no joke, and now it doesn't matter what you think of the company's past, its management, the way its handled its business relationships, and so on. This isn't some fly by night product that's getting pumped up - this is the real deal. And it's quite likely it will be the real deal X2 very soon which, in my opinion and others, will create tremendous value over the lawful intercept patent alone.
The key right now is to ask yourself: What downside risk is there at an $8 million market cap with no "pending" status to worry about any longer wtih respect to lawful intercept? I welcome any info from any of you that might have meaningful insight. The only one I see has to do with cash flow and maintaining operations while these talks get put in writing. And with a patent in hand I don't see any chance of operations having difficulty obtaining such funding as needed.
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