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27/09/16

08:58

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Originally posted by Warnie ↑

AEE are being paid plenty to produce this product, setting up the toolage alone is big money for them, but don't for one minute think they give a royal if it sells by the millions or not, that is not their end game.

Their main game is production of many products.
If this roam-e is a flop, they have plenty of other products to produce/sell, including their own cheapish drones through Ebay and alibaba etc.

I would say AEE are more interested in IOT promoting the AEE range of drones as the Roam-e flops, they even gave IOT "exclusive rights" to do so in the agreement between each.

IOT simply pedal another man's product, ala ambulance chasers, ie: OK watches ala chinese ripoffs.

There is no substance here, the only brains IOT had left the building, now you have a few watches for sale at 20%+ discounts in Coles, that can be bought on Ebay for 50% less, a dude that promoted the walkman many many moons ago, and a non complete selfie drone that would probably get you arrested at any international airport if found in luggage, or you could possibly argue it is to blend large pumpkins or watermelon.

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This entire posts is a prime example of absolute rubbish and the contents of the post is completely unfactual. I'll point out just one point and ask you to answer it with facts. In which country is this drone 'non compliant' and please provide your source for your answer. Thanks.

IOT Price at posting: 2.5¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
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