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My guy tells me that 20 million shares are available and would hit the market once the share price goes above $.15. Another 20 million shares are available once the share price goes above $.20. You do know that a holder of 4.8 million shares died recently and his fund liquidated or is still liquidating?

Take that and then make an offer that one of the company's real financiers cannot refuse, line up one director (a rat escaping the woodpile) so that the acquirer can claim continuity, but its really about money, and we're all outta here at $0.25.

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So..... this has been the plan all along? I couldn't understand your comments at times about if you don't like it then take over the company nonsense, I'm starting to understand now.

So let me ask.... do you consider 0.25/share creating value? With all the court battles, product development along with the time and extensive costs involved achieving those victories/goals does a tender offer for 0.25/share seem appropriate? I truly hope you are joking, 0.25 is a joke.


AMHO.

Good luck to all!