Patents, page-63

The company has good people on board but wait and see what they actually do first. Even James Spenceley failed with Marley Spoon. Andrew Pipolo was on the board Change Financial and well, go and look at the price of that stock.

i wouldn’t place too much stock in the Forbes article. Gil Don paid for a Forbes membership (on LinkedIn) which got him the article, it’s a puff piece. Props to them for the marketing with that.

It’s still early days and so they haven’t signed up many clients and customers. So most seem to be overlooking their last report and holding on to them having patents in different countries? I don’t understand how that works however posters here have pointed out they might not mean much. And other providers are offering similar products. Maybe Splitit does have ‘potential’ but they have barely done anything yet.