The total current asset numbers you cited are from Dec. 2012 and Mar. 2013 and the increase is due mainly to increases in cash and inventory. We know where the cash comes from - dilution. The build in inventory may be due to the tech changes that need to be completed on the mmrpro side. But none of that has anything to do with subscriber revenue streams unless 6-8 years of college teaches a way to put subscriber revenue streams into inventory somehow.
More on point would be the total asset numbers for 2011 and 2012 since that is where the question about the 48% decline in subscriber revenues originated. When comparing total current assets for that timeframe we see 2012 551904 2011 928,547.
So while you created another cloud of mystery from which revenues might someday magically emerge, this in no way explains the 1.5% attrition vs. 48% decline in subscriber revenues that I can see. jmho of course.
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