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Snipp Interactive Inc V.SPN

Alternate Symbol(s):  SNIPF

Snipp Interactive Inc. is a Canada-based Platform-as-a-Service company. The Company's modular SnippCARE (Customer Acquisition, Retention & Engagement) Platform allows its marquee list of clients and agencies and partners to use various modules of the Platform to run long-term and short-term programs and promotions, while continually generating and capturing zero party data that provides insights to drive sales. The Platform's Receipt Processing Module, SnippCHECK, provides receipt-based promotions in North America. The Platform's full-scale modular loyalty engine, SnippLOYALTY, allows clients to deploy any/all aspects of a standard loyalty program on a case-by-case basis. The Platform's modular catalogue of digital and physical rewards, SnippREWARDS, provides clients with global and deployable access to a catalogue of digital and physical rewards. The Platform's gaming module, SnippWIN, allows the global deployment and administration of legally compliant games of chance and skill.


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Comment by Maggson Feb 04, 2019 12:22pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Imagine

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:ImagineBut they hired a new IR firm. It's just not possible that the new IR firm could fail where every other IR firm has failed as well. Or maybe the company should make an intelligent decision for once and buy it's own stock with that money instead of p*ssing it away on another useless IR firm with a bunch of empty suits. Or better yet, maybe the worthless CEO could start buying shares on the open market. You know, sort of put your money where your mouth is. 
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