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Extrtemely disappointed

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about 9 years ago

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about 9 years ago

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about 9 years ago

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about 9 years ago

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about 9 years ago

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about 9 years ago

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about 9 years ago

Re: not much volume :) we have been totally conditioned to withstand it!

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about 9 years ago

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about 9 years ago

Re: not much volume :) we have been totally conditioned to withstand it! emma

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about 9 years ago

Re: so, now where is the next Pacer filing?! I am expecting one, can't u

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about 9 years ago

Re: Extrtemely disappointed

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about 9 years ago

Re: so, now where is the next Pacer filing?! I am expecting one, EMMA

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about 9 years ago

Re: so, now where is the next Pacer filing?! I am expecting one, EMMA

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about 9 years ago

One of the settlement (s) that was not part of recent Fiscal year 2015 report

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about 9 years ago

Re: Extrtemely disappointed

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about 9 years ago

Re: Extrtemely disappointed

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about 9 years ago

in response to SGE1's message

actually I agree with you. The reason I posted the revenue recognition paragraph was to show when revenue is booked and the discretion the company has in determining in what period to book the revenue. I went back through the 10k and discovered that I had pulled my AR amount from the wrong table. The correct AR number reported as of March 31 was $11k Thanks for pointing this out.