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Originally posted by mainstay:
I've been hearing that part from Ed about releasing a PR when deals are struck with retailers for 2 months now. Just like I've been reading that they are trying to get delisted from the BE for 3 weeks now. All the company needs to do is contact the Berlin Exchange and demand to be delisted, similar to the way TSBB and others have done. That's all there is to it. They have not done so, and I'm starting to have my suspicions.

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I'm with you mainstay. I read an article where someone from the Berlin Exchange was interviewed about this and they stated that all it took to get delisted was a request. Others have been delisted without taking this long so it does make you wonder. I was excited to invest in this company at first but I've seen too many promises that the company didn't follow through on. Not Bashing, just realistic.

If they don't do something quick this may never turn around.

PR is well overdue. At least, confirming they are out of the Berlin Exchange...that doesn't seem hard to do.

Malloy

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Originally posted by memphis:

I'm with you mainstay. I read an article where someone from the Berlin Exchange was interviewed about this and they stated that all it took to get delisted was a request. Others have been delisted without taking this long so it does make you wonder. I was excited to invest in this company at first but I've seen too many promises that the company didn't follow through on. Not Bashing, just realistic.

If they don't do something quick this may never turn around.

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Originally posted by FurrySound:
Various possibilities:

Berlin Exchange listing, allows naked shorting - although they have been on there for a while

Source: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=IBZT.BE&t=6m

"iBIZ awaits FCC and Laser certifications before shipping to customers/end-users" (although it doesn't take as long as they make it sound, excuses?)

Source: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/h?s=IBZT.OB

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Synosphere Engages Vytek Corporation to Assist With the Embedded Design and Development of the Blue Dock

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Mark's email was dated 05/27/2004, so it appears that the initial contact with the Berlin exchange only happened last Thursday.

Mark requested information on how to go about being delisted from the Berlin exchange.

The Exchange's reply stated that there was no way for naked short selling to occur on the Berlin exchange and it was not their fault and that a lot of other companies have been blaming the Berlin exchange on stock prices falling, blah blah blah. The exchange also stated that IBZT is not "listed" on the exchange only "traded" on the exchange which they claim is perfectly legal through some third-party trading agreement. They did give contact information for the people that iBIZ needs to contact to no longer be traded on the Berlin Exchange.

So... if Mark is staying on top of this we should see iBIZ being "de-listed" from the exchange in the next 1-2 weeks gauging from TSBB's timeline of being delisted.

I have the actual emails, but I was not sure if it was appropriate to post here or not.

This makes me sick if this is true. It seems to me that Mark has no real interest in having IBIZ delisted from that Exchange, and is passing on information that in essence is saying that there is no naked shorting going on at the BE, so IBIZ investors should not worry. We all know that's just BS.

[This message has been edited by mainstay (edited June 02, 2004).]

I predict with the next (really) good PR we will run up !! ...very fast ! ...0,03...maybe 0,04 in 1 day !

place your bets please ! ;-)

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Originally posted by Trip:
I spoke with Ed Lewis earlier today. He forwarded me the email sent by Mark Perkins, the Executive Vice President of iBIZ, to the Berlin Exchange.

Mark's email was dated 05/27/2004, so it appears that the initial contact with the Berlin exchange only happened last Thursday.

Mark requested information on how to go about being delisted from the Berlin exchange.

The Exchange's reply stated that there was no way for naked short selling to occur on the Berlin exchange and it was not their fault and that a lot of other companies have been blaming the Berlin exchange on stock prices falling, blah blah blah. The exchange also stated that IBZT is not "listed" on the exchange only "traded" on the exchange which they claim is perfectly legal through some third-party trading agreement. They did give contact information for the people that iBIZ needs to contact to no longer be traded on the Berlin Exchange.

So... if Mark is staying on top of this we should see iBIZ being "de-listed" from the exchange in the next 1-2 weeks gauging from TSBB's timeline of being delisted.

I have the actual emails, but I was not sure if it was appropriate to post here or not.

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They are not on top of this. I emailed IR around 3 weeks ago or more and the response I received was that they were aware and working to get delisted. If they just started on May 27, then they aren't too concerned or just more blundering as usual.

SNAFU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally posted by Neo:
there not to worried about blue dock that is more or less being run by synosphere not ibiz and as far as them jumping to your every need your way off...This company has been around for 25 years and now the biggest things ever are about to take place with this company and you think they got nothing better to do then to think of ways to please us....they know that when they get everything done the rite way in the rite time the pps will reflect that with or with out your approval....and there is plenty more investors that havent even heard about this yet but when its on the market all kinds of people will want in! Just stop bashin and whining about things you dont understand if you belive there is money to be made here good be patient...other wise leave! Im pretty sure I have more then you riding on this but I dont sit here whining all day!

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100% right !!!

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Imagine walking into Circuit City or Best buy or walking into a Radio Shack store at the mall and seeing a crowd of people just waiting to try the VKB demo.

I want my....

....I want my....

........I want my.... V K B

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Sent on 05/27/2004
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NAME: Mark
VORNAME: Perkins
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I am contacting you to see what I must do in order to de-list IBZT from
the Berlin exchange. This listing was not set up by an officer of IBZT,
and we would like it de-listed immediately. Any information would be
greatly appreciated. Sorry for the English. Thanks in advance for your
help.
Mark Perkins
Executive Vice President
iBIZ Technology Corp.
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Their Response Dated 05/27/2004

Dear Mark,

thank you for your E-Mail. The shares are traded (not listed) on our
Stock Exchange Berlin. Please find details about trading, rules and
regulations in the third market attached.

Trading international shares on the Berlin Stock Exchange is legal and
according to the rules. None of the members of the Berlin Stock Exchange
is breaking the rules. Trading in the third market on the Berlin Stock
Exchange is free of charge. The daily process of listing new companies
is routine for us. So every day we have a lot of new companies in the
pipeline. You can find all shares listed in Berlin on Internet in
"Amtliches Kursblatt". Until the start of the trading you find new
companies under "about us , new companies".

In principal, short sellings are not possible in Germany. Only
professional investors may short sell subject to severel restrictions.
One of these obliges the short seller to settle the trade within two (!)
days. If a trade can not be settled within two days due to open fail to
deliver, the counterparty will buy the security on the market and
recover the damage caused by a higher price from the short seller
("buy-in"). This process called "forced execution" is regulated in our
exchange rules and is mandatory for everybody. Naked short selling is
not allowed in Germany.

Further, price manipulation is a punishable act by German Criminal law,
irrespective of the market segment.

The Berlin Stock Exchange is in contact with the SEC via its regulator
and checks all accusations.
On request of the SEC we examined the prices made on our exchange for
some companies. We came to the conclusion that none of these cases
involved short selling. In some cases, share prices went up due to a
majority of buy orders. Interestingly enough, in those cases where
companies blamed the trading on the Berlin Stock Exchange for falling
prices, our investigations revealed that the securities were either not
yet traded on our exchange or that no trading took place at all during
the relevant period.

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Originally posted by FurrySound:
If the company didn't authorize it, they shouldn't be on there... which part of that don't they understand?

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LOL, I just dun get what part ya guys don't understand... THEY STALLING FOR TIME!!!

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Originally posted by Marva18:
at a future time and date:

Imagine walking into Circuit City or Best buy or walking into a Radio Shack store at the mall and seeing a crowd of people just waiting to try the VKB demo.

The you say to yourself, "I wish I had shares in the company that sells that way cool device"

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Or how about imagining this...
There isn't actually any "crowd," but on a busy Saturday afternoon, several people do actually try out a virtual keyboard in the store. One or two even decide to buy one for a Christmas gift... so they take the one with better brand name recognition that sits next to the IBIZ Technology version. You think to yourself "Man, if IBZT had just gotten that thing to market before the big-name competitor caught up to them, I wouldn't have lost my butt!"

I'm not a basher. As stated previously, I hold ~ 1MM shares and would LOVE to see IBZT run. I just need to vent a little for a moment... not with the intent of convincing anyone to sell, but with the intent of getting a few things off my chest that may make me feel better while I'm completely under water here. First, the Berlin thing. I hope (like everyone) that we will be delisted and the whole world will suddenly be great again... but I don't count on it. Berlin-Bremmen isn't the only exchange where this could happen. There have been no names mentioned about who the "kingpin" of this scam is. They identified a broker that requested all of these listings... but there seems to be no investigation or allegations of wrongdoing. I'm sure naked shorting isn't simply the new German national pastime, so SOMEBODY is behind this whole thing. When Berlin is shut off, they can simply move on to the next exchange (if they haven't started already). Anyone for Canada? Right now when I look at the OS and float, play with a few charts, go back and do a little reading (which reminds me that we will likely have more dilution coming in the fall)... I conclude that we're buried here. If the keyboard hits big, we may get back above .03 and I can breathe a sigh of relief. On it's own, I don't see the VKB taking us much higher than that, because I'm not kidding when I say that we appear to be buried! Blue Dock would be a HUGE boost/help... but won't hit until Q4, which is after about a kazillion options mature. Timing should be just right for the insiders to cash out BIG on any rise in share price, which should ultimately take us down to the mat again. As far as the technology goes, I'm BIG on this company. That's what got me in to begin with... and the fact that I had identified a nice price channel helped a bit. I just think that timing is working against us with every day that goes by, and I'm more than a little frustrated at this point. I will gut it out as I have many times before, but this is a killer. The next news I expect to see released is that the certification was rejected based on some small thing, but now that they have produced several hundred thousand keyboards for inventory, they will ship them all back to Israel for modification so they can resubmit in 60-80 days and ship them all back here again! All we're missing here is a monkey and an organ grinder. OK, I'm not sure if I actually feel better or worse right now, but I'm done. Thanks for indulging me.