LOLOLOL Buddy we've been down this road before. IBZT is worthless
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
ROFLMAO! Flashback!
Posted by Phoenixx on :
*begins to have a seizure*
*covers his head*
Make it stop! *thrashes*
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
LOL Phoenixx.........Did sound great at one time didn't it? Did you look at the links.........? Remember when.................?
Posted by RiescoDiQui on :
Oh you think you have sezieures now.... Look at this:
Posted by buckstalker on :
Key word here is "Virtual" ... meaning, "not real" LMAO
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
wait.............there's more!
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
Oh, thanks for the great laughs. It's too slow this week.
Posted by RiescoDiQui on :
yep, thanks steef that was a great way to highlight an otherwise blah morning.
Posted by steef on :
this thing had more threads than qbid and cmkx combined at one point.
the next great technological advance.
too funny you guys.
Posted by RiescoDiQui on :
Ohhh now steef... you weren't serious were you? Surely you jest.
Posted by Ktrain420 on :
LMAO
Posted by lilpennypincher on :
quote:Originally posted by *Magnetic*Microspheres*: What's even funnier is I will probably play this when they release their next PR LOL
Yeah well MM, we all go a little MAD sometimes.
Heck if it runs........I'll go with ya' lol
Posted by Phoenixx on :
quote:Originally posted by lilpennypincher: LOL Phoenixx.........Did sound great at one time didn't it? Did you look at the links.........? Remember when.................?
Heh that first link is mid 2004..
IBZT, my very first penny stock. Made $1000. Promptly bought back in at too high a price, thinkin it would move back to .08..and I was gonna miss out.
Lost all that profit and then some.
Posted by steef on :
Synosphere Announces License Opportunities for Its Satellite Radio Handheld Accessory
PR Newswire via NewsEdge Corporation : PHOENIX, April 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Synosphere, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of iBIZ Technology Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: IBZT), a developer of innovative PDA technologies, announced today that Synosphere is offering to license its patent pending satellite radio handheld accessory technology to qualified partners (Application #10/801,973).
This license opportunity will allow qualified partners the ability to develop, manufacture, and market satellite radio PDA and Smartphone accessories.
"Our patent pending satellite radio technology, once developed, will allow satellite radio subscribers the ability to listen to satellite radio directly on their PDAs or Smartphones anywhere they can receive a satellite radio signal. This accessory will simply attach to a handheld computer through various handheld computer expansion ports and allow subscribers to listen to high quality audio using wired or optional wireless stereo headphones. In addition, our architecture also provides an option for subscribers to listen to satellite radio on any nearby FM audio receiver without using any wires. It also provides subscribers the ability to personalize their satellite radio experience by using a full color graphical user interface," commented Bryan A. Scott, CEO of Synosphere. "We are really excited about this technology and look forward to working with licensees to bring this exciting product to market."
Through strategic partnerships with future licensees Synosphere believes it will provide the satellite radio industry an alternative solution to offer its growing customer base.
About Synosphere, Inc.
Synosphere — a wholly owned subsidiary of iBIZ, Technology Corporation http://www.ibizcorp.com — is a developer of innovative PDA technologies that expand and enhance the PDA experience. For more information visit http://www.synosphere.com or contact Synosphere at mailto:info*synosphere.com.
For further information, please contact: Media, Belinda Banks of S&S Public Relations, +1-718-320-4898, Belinda*sspr.com, for Synosphere, Inc.; or Investor Relations, Ed Lewis of CEOcast, +1-212-732-4300, for Synosphere, Inc.
SOURCE Synosphere, Inc.
Posted by RiescoDiQui on :
License Opportunities... not Licenses... but Opportunities... LOL I just love the old P&D's... so funny
Posted by fishfarmer on :
This may remain my fav. all time scam. I bought 1M at .0021 and sold on the way down at .08, a profit of $78.000 Posted by Bottomliner on :
quote:Originally posted by fishfarmer: This may remain my fav. all time scam. I bought 1M at .0021 and sold on the way down at .08, a profit of $78.000
fish Please help me understand your math. Did you mean $78 thousand profit?
Posted by RiescoDiQui on :
Oh yeah this was a great money maker up untill the time when everyone realized the company was wholly incompitent. Their product was really cool looking, they just could never get it to work.
Posted by fishfarmer on :
quote:Originally posted by Bottomliner:
quote:Originally posted by fishfarmer: This may remain my fav. all time scam. I bought 1M at .0021 and sold on the way down at .08, a profit of $78.000
fish Please help me understand your math. Did you mean $78 thousand profit?
Yep' finished paying off my farm. Posted by Phoenixx on :
You make it sound like it went higher than .08 during Dec '03, which it didnt..as far as I remember.
Posted by fishfarmer on :
I'm retired, this is my hobby, some days I watch every move a stock makes, I think .08 was the recorded high, but it went to .088 briefly.
Posted by cabbage22 on :
people have been buying this up recently for a group pump, beware its a POS
Posted by steef on :
Steef... WE ALL KNOW ABOUT THE KEYBOARD. This stock was pumped here on more than thirty threads all of which had a hundred pages... We all know about it.
Posted by George on :
I bought this on the run up back in 2004....then lost all of it. why is this guy starting a new thread with old news????? I know P&D for the new people.
Posted by fishfarmer on :
Gonna get me a mess of it when it hits .0002
Posted by JohnnyRotten on :
I emailed the company that makes them today, they actually replied that sales were good.
Crap
I don't know who is marketing it for them.
Posted by steef on :
now only from virtual devices website later ibiz technology
Posted by Bearclaw on :
This was the POS that brought me to pennies...still having nightmares...Oh no!!!!
quote:Originally posted by steef: now only from virtual devices website later ibiz technology
Posted by steef on :
the agreement between virtual device and ibiz technology
During the two-year period beginning on the date of shipment of the first Product and ending twenty-four (24) months later, iBIZ must meet the following criteria for automatic renewal of this Agreement,
1) Sale of 1,000,000 units. 2) Sale of 50,000 units per quarter.
Yicks!! it's back!! it's running amuck! Get the net!
Posted by Upside on :
Anyone here remember Uncle Milty aka Old Mullet? If I remember right he made a bundle on this one when it was running a couple years back. Wonder what he's up to.
Posted by RiescoDiQui on :
He left the market moments after AFRR did it's R/S that year... He was holding a bundle of that one too.
Posted by buckstalker on :
quote:Originally posted by Upside: Anyone here remember Uncle Milty aka Old Mullet? If I remember right he made a bundle on this one when it was running a couple years back. Wonder what he's up to.
Yes, I remember him well...nice guy. I myself lost a bundle on this POS...
Posted by Bearclaw on :
Down 33% for the day...
Posted by steef on :
Stock price = 7 cents
Why? This is why.
REVENUES:
Let's assume that IBZT only sells 50,000 VKey per quarter . That is $99.99 x 200,000 = $19,998,000 per year.
COSTS:
1. Manufacturing According to Ken, the manufacturing cost is only $40 initially and $20 shortly thereafter. Since pps is based on future profits we will use the $20 figure. $20 x 50,000 = $1,000,000 per quarter.
$1,000,000 x 4 = $4,000,000 per year
2. Retail Costs Retail costs in major outlets, like Radio Shack can be as high as 30- 40%. Let's take the 30% figure because IBZT will be selling at cheaper places and through their own website.
.30 x $19,998,000 = $5999400
3. Overhead Re overhead costs, lets assume they are 50% of manufacturing costs, say $10 per unit. That is 10% of retail sales.
6. Back taxes and legal fees. This is pretty insignificant on a yearly basis right now; however, since we do owe back taxes in the neighborhood of $68,000 and there is an outstanding lawsuit, let us assume a yearly cost of $15,000.
Total costs = $13,082,100
Earnings = Total Revenue - Total costs Earnings = $19,998,000 - $13,082,100= $6,915,900
Dilution: Total outstanding shares = 3.883,billion shares. I will revise my long term O/S estimate to be 4 billions shares, instead of the current O/S,
Earnings per share = $6,915,900/4,000,000,000 = .0017 cents per share.
Use a very conservative P/E = 45. This is very, very conservative for a growth stock.
pps = P/E x Earnings per share pps = 45 x .0017 = .0765 per share.
Posted by steef on :
nice volume
Posted by steef on :
50% up
Posted by steef on :
13 million traded before open market ??!!
strange without any news !
Posted by TheChief on :
Thank goodness, I've had this one for a long time. Been waiting for it to take off.
Posted by George on :
A new movie title: "The return of the non-exsiting virtual device"
Posted by steef on :
i think this time the movie title will be BLUEDUCK
CSI-Miami, had a virtual keyboard on the show last night. A women was using it when her boss wasn't looking, to send insider stock info hidden in a blog to an accomplice. Theres no question that they exist and I know that there are more than one manufacturer of them. I haven't messed with ibzt since JAN 2004 when they were going to sell the keyboard. The stock went up to .035 I sold and then it crashed.
Posted by Harry Schwartz on :
Yeah, I saw that too on CSI-Miami! I said, "oh there's THE virtual keyboard"! I had to keep my mouth shut after that 'cause I didn't want my spouse to know how much money I lost on this stock. Oh well... next~!
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