Just catching up --

* A company can buy purchase order specific insurance to cover anything and everything -- always a good idea when dealing with smaller companies that do not do a lot of business in the US (that is the part that matters). This can be done through the lending entity at the time the Letter of Credit is issued and is a common part of the OEM / ODM sales process.

* Yes, some deals are set up for the customer to pay the factory directly, not the ODM. It has to do with financing and that can wait should anyone want to know.

* sunpoop has always tried hard to give his views and he has been clear to state when he thought he was getting too much ``RP speak.`` They are just that -- his view of a specific communication. To piss and moan about his efforts, is total BS. You can appreciate it or you can move on to the next post. That is exactly what these boards should be about -- the exchange of ideas, not attack posters. sunpoop is one of the good guys.

* The same goes for any other poster. Right or wrong, negative or positve. If the poster makes their point, that is OK. No poster actually KNOWS the future. It is all about speculation. It is not about attacking posters.

Bottom line: If you believe that EDIG has business in house and they will begin shipping ``volume`` order soon, then EDIG has a chance to make it.

If you believe they have no business in house, then you should run to sell counter. Where would any revenue be coming form?

A few facts:

* This is EDIG.

* It is a penny stock. Penny stocks are very risky.

* Some, not lots, of penny stocks end up as winners.

John