Part of newsletter from CeoCast 1/25/2004
So why is the stock trading for pennies? The answer is its capital structure. Unlike other companies that have solid capital structures, iBIZ has had to fund itself with a convertible debenture, which has diluted investors and kept the share price down. Still, when we initiated coverage of Calypte Biomedical approximately six months ago, it had a similar structure. Just one month later, shares had surged from $0.12 to nearly $1.70. If the company is successful in improving its capital structure, a strong increase in price could occur.

February 2nd CEOcast Weekly Newsletter - 2/1/2004
Will history repeat itself? Last week we initiated coverage of iBIZ Technology Corp. (OTCBB: IBZT), an emerging manufacturer and distributor of accessories for personal digital assistants and hand-held devices. We noted many similarities to Calypte Biomedical, which surged 15-fold in price soon after, once it reached an agreement with its convertible note holders that had been pressuring the stock for months. Last week, IBZT announced that it had entered into a settlement with its convertible noteholders, which will likely remove the overhang that has hampered trading in the stock. Now, investors can focus on prospects for the company’s Virtual Keyboard and the future launch of the Blue Dock. Sales for the $100 Keyboard, which provides a full-size QWERTY keyboard, have been robust since it received strong media attention at the Consumer Electronic Show. The stock rose 58% last week, ending at $0.0586.

February 16th CEOcast Weekly Newsletter - 2/16/2004
Although iBIZ Technology Corp. (OTCBB: IBZT), an emerging manufacturer and distributor of accessories for personal digital assistants and hand-held devices has yet to fix its capital structure, its business shows promising signs of taking off. Last week it announced that it had received a record purchase order worth $536,910 from Mad Dog Multimedia on behalf of Circuit City Stores, Inc. The order, for six different PDA products including 3,000 Virtual Keyboards, 9,000 travel kits, 3,000 CF Pocket Radios and 3,000 SD Pocket Radios is expected to be delivered this quarter. To put the significance of the deal in perspective, the order itself exceeds the company’s combined revenues for each of the past four quarters. The stock ended the week at $0.0467.

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From: XXX
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 2:44 PM
To: Ken Schilling
Subject: Share dilution

Dear Mr Schilling,

I understand that both you and Mr Perkins are disgusted by what the market
makers are doing to the share prices of IBZT.
However, I find it quite disturbing that Mr Perkins, being the VP of IBIZ,
has
been dumping IBZT shares.
If IBIZ has reached a turning point and everything will be looking up
henceforth, why would Mr Perkins keep selling IBZT shares?
I love what you have done for the company to turn it around, especially with

the VKB and the blue dock.
Please, tell me something that would explain Mr Perkin's actions and assure
investors that IBIZ is indeed on the path to profitability.

sincerely,

XXXX

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From: Ken Schilling <ken@ibizcorp.com> [ Save Address ]
To: XXX
Subject: RE: Mr. Ken
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2004 14:04:28 -0700

Sherman,

As I sit here eating my lunch at my desk and contemplating your first
e-mail, I truly thought it was a joke. In that regard, I sent a jokeful
response to you. Anyway, we are excited about our company, the products and
the direction we continue to move in.

To that point, we have all intentions of continuing to enhance the value of
this company through aquisitions and mergers, however, your lead below is a
bit of a departure from our core business plan. Amazingly we have brought
this company from its death a couple of years ago to where it actually has a
tremendous growth path ahead. We're looking at many technologies, however,
they are all based on the mobile professional and how he/she works. That is
not to say we won't do something in and around the cell phone industry. As
you know, the PDA and cell phone are converging and needless to say, that
becomes a natural market of us to embrace in the future.

The share price frankly has amazed all of us here as well as the street I'm
sure. As you know we were well under water with convertible debt and really
felt it would be some time we could move the share price above a penny. To
that end we embraced various products over the last two years that were
unique and added usable value to PDA ownership. Prior to the virtual
keyboard we had one focus and one focus only. That focus was to bring
revenue generation to this company. We had really given up on the share
price. Again, the share price increase took us all by surprise.

Finding the virtual keyboard was a wonderful event in many ways. First it
brought tremendous exposure to the company and its stock price. At the time
the stock was a tremendous bargin. Today it really is up to the purchaser
to determine if it is a bargin at 4 cents or not. I can't speculate on
whether it is or it isn't. What I do know is this, we have a tremendous

amount of back orders for the tecnology. Our delivery will meet our
schedule, although I'm told there is much speculation on whether the product
is real or not. Even to that point, it is our understanding some people on
message boards spread rumors that the product doe not even exist and the
press release that was put out regarding shipping was false. Let me assure
you, the statement we put out on shipping was in fact true. The shipments
we made went to analysts and the media. We shipped everything we had after
the show and as a direct result of the show interest.

Our virtual keyboard is not behind schedule, however, speculation would have
you believe it is grossly overstated and way behind. Again, not the case.
After CES, we opened up our production facility and began assembling units.
Today that process continues. Production in and of itself has be debugged
and set up so the end product is meets our QA expectations as well as the
customers quality expectations.

Today production is well underway. I think everyone was under the
impression we were in full product at the time of CES, however, as I
explained above, we were only beginning production directly after that. A
bit more than a month has passed and we are constantly being blasted with
irrate shareholders wondering where the product is and when it is going to
ship. That being said, the product will ship when it is ready and not
before. Regardless of the wishes of the share holders in general. Afterall,
it is easy to be a shareholder, but to build a product from scratch is a
task that requires much more than wishful thinking for a short term gain in
share value. We do hope the share price will maintain its current level and
hopefully when this company demonstrates it can produce product and revenue
it will improve through that performance.

Again, thank you for your kind words and intentions in your e-mail. If you
need to share this e-mail with other investors, I don't think there would be

a problem from my side with anything I have stated here.

Best Regards,

Ken Schilling

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Originally posted by glassman:
Another link is this one--this one indicates that the BIG BOYS are interested--like i been trying to say ALL ALONG--and i am concerned about the possibity that these guys could swallow some other company whole and there would only be a little left over for the remora's-IF ANY

http://www.mobilemag.com/content/100/102/C1004/

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Originally posted by OilMan:
Have been reading lots of reviews about the siemens proposed keyboard solution and at the time I see alot of concern about no keyboard clicks or feed back on that version. Also they did not have a good power solution at the time. I can not find a price quoted anywhere as to what it would have retailed for. I am searching for any articles that mention the business relationship between VKB and Siemens at that time. I have found no reports on the status of the relationship or what took place that caused Siemens not to produce the VKB. On possibility may be the very problem Ibiz had a few weeks back, I saw mention they had issues mass producing the lens for the VKB. If any come accross business relations between VKB and Siemens please post. Once again if you are investong in Ibiz as this VKB being a one hit wonder I would be very careful. This does have the potential to raise the capital they need to execute a nice recovey plan, but I do not feel the VKB alone will take them out of pennyland. JMHO << And we all know that is worth at least .0001 !!!

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Originally posted by glassman:
we digress her gents--seimens might suck as you say, but they are one of the BIGGEST corp giants in the world----now the other question---why IS that article SO OLD?--you ARE reading-- good---I will be rude and answer you with a question--why didn't SEIMENS follow thru on this when they had the chance? Or are they following thru?--and why is VKB doing biz with ibiz?-IBIZ has a terrible trek record period--thats what we expect in the pennies its not news and its not bashing- it's just being rational-------i don't have all the answers but my DD show DISCREPANCIES in common sense--when i invited PG over a month ago to post down here on NO SUBJECT IN SPECIFIC--i did it because she DOES GREAT DD--i follow up on hers (using my own search engines and methods) and find what she is telling me every time--- she is no basher---i have made good money on this stock and i hope to again--i am being patient to see if these guys are for real-or not----the license agreement concerns me--what does it say--does IBZT have very narrow sales rights? Like just on one specific model --or for one year or two or what? I can't find it----If its for a limited time you are squeezing on a burning match for dear life--OK?--We are trying to HELP YOU MAKE SOME FREAKING SPENDING MONEY--and i think PG deserves an apology--but i doubt that it is coming so i won't hold my breath

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Originally posted by OilMan:
So I wonder if I call up Monica <<< the manger listed on the Siemens page from 2002, if she is still there, and ask "So why did your product crap out?" If I would get an answer???? hmmmmm

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An interview with Ken. He gives no specific ship date for the VKB He just mentions that they are about ready to ship.

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Originally posted by jonboy7:

Glassman, I tried getting your email address off of your site and had it returned. I was trying to get PG's email address so that I could apologize to her. I was wrong to have said what I did.

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i switched IP last week cuz att.net was too slow on the page loading rate.--i have hotmail
glass69man@hotmail.com-i have to get my webmistress to update my web site--but mail is unnecessary to apologise--you already did it the best way IMO---