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VPLM Stock: Patent Powerhouse or Penny Stock Pipe Dream?
If you like legal battles more than actual products, this one’s for you.
What Is VoIP-Pal (VPLM), Anyway?
VoIP-Pal.com Inc. is a micro-cap company that doesn’t sell phones, doesn’t run a network, and doesn’t have customers you’ve heard of. But what they do have?
Patents. Lots of patents. Mostly surrounding voice-over-internet-protocol (VoIP) tech.
Think: the legal skeletons of Skype, FaceTime, and WhatsApp’s past.
The Business Model (If You Can Call It That)
VPLM doesn’t really make things—it sues people who do.
The playbook:
- Acquire broad, telecom-adjacent patents.
- Sue tech giants like Apple, Google, Amazon, and AT&T.
- Hope for a massive settlement.
- Repeat.
It’s not a software company. It’s a litigation lottery ticket.
Why Retail Traders Love It
- Sub-$0.01 stock? Yes, sir.
- Patent “moat”? Yes, ma’am.
- Ongoing lawsuits against trillion-dollar companies? Yes, they/them.
- Meme-worthy optimism? Oh you already know.
Twitter and Reddit are flooded with “$50 PT easy” takes. But let’s pump the brakes.
So… Is It a Scam?
Not necessarily. But also… not not a red flag.
- No recurring revenue.
- No real operations.
- No product adoption.
- Years of court filings. Minimal wins.
At best? It’s a royalty play with lottery odds.
At worst? It’s a patent troll dressed like a tech company.
Why It’s Still Trading
Two words: Speculative FOMO.
Retail investors dream of that one court ruling that forces Apple or Meta to cough up 10 figures. But until that happens, VPLM stock rides on rumor cycles, not revenue.
TL;DR
- If lawsuits are your idea of recurring revenue, VPLM’s your jam.
- If you want actual business fundamentals, maybe look elsewhere.
- If they do win big in court, it’ll be the most profitable .003 ticker in history.
DISCLAIMER: This analysis of the aforementioned stock security is in no way to be construed, understood, or seen as formal, professional, or any other form of investment advice. We are simply expressing our opinions regarding a publicly traded entity.
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