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Ackroo Inc V.AKR

Alternate Symbol(s):  AKRFF

Ackroo Inc. acquires, integrates and manages gift card, loyalty marketing, payment and point-of-sale solutions used by merchants of all sizes. It develops and sells an online loyalty and rewards platform. Its self-serve, data driven, cloud-based marketing platform helps merchants in-store and online process and manage loyalty, gift card and promotional transactions at the point of sale. Its hybrid management and point-of-sale solutions help manage and optimize the general operations for niche industries: automotive dealers and more. It is focused on helping to consolidate, simplify and improve the merchant marketing, payments and point-of-sale ecosystem for their clients. Its GiftFly is a self-serve eGift Card platform. Its Simpliconnect business offers software as a service, focused on driving client engagement. Its payment ISO affords the ability to resell payment processing solutions to their growing merchant base through some of the payment technology and service providers.


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Comment by migson Jan 08, 2018 10:17pm
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Post# 27310121

RE:RE:Looking good....

RE:RE:Looking good....Why would he reduce his stake when the share price is trading at a measly .11 cents per share? I'm pretty sure he wants to see the company do well?
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