| You say in a "crowded market". Who then are their main competitors in the medical equipment tracking space, pet tracking space, vehicle tracking space, and not like the lo jack, which the police can track. What other companies let you track from your own lap tap, and offer speed and collision information in real time? What are 10 competitors competing with loadrack. I mean if the space is crowded, you should be able to rattle off at least ten competitors, and do said competitors offer the same customization? Not just location in real time, but climate controls, and info on the bay doors being opened when and where. The press release also states they are gaining traction with the vehicle finder. What are ten companies that offer this service? This is a crowded market right? Can you walk into best buy right now and purchase a device and install it into your car? And can you track said device from your lap top anywhere in the world? Also not just tracking but what other companies will give real time speed reports, and emergency collision reports? I understand the space is crowded so they must have a full aisle at best buy for such a device. I am only asking you to name 10, with all the features offered by the vehicle tracker. Then there is tagworks 3.7 million dollar deal for the pet finder, anounced quite a ways back. What device competes with this one? Just name 10 of them. And with this press release this monday, I am shocked that lbas landed another contract with a company that does a half billion in sales per year, being such a crowded space, why would such a large company go with a company who's future is as you would say in such doubt. Then which is it with you, you first said that their tech is off the shelf, and anyone could do what they have done. Now you are saying they have some foundational IP and technology. Well which is it? Please enlighten me mr genius. |
