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ASHEVILLE, NC--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 23, 2006 -- Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc. (Other OTC:HISC.PK - News) announced at yesterday's shareholder teleconference that Fred Wicks has been elected by the Board of Directors to serve as President and CEO of Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc.
Mr. Wicks is a former Senior Vice President with the CompAir Division of Invensys Air Systems, where he had P & L responsibility for $200 million European and South American businesses. He also served as Vice President of Commercial Products for Grand Vehicle Works, and a Director of Marketing and Sales for Rockwell International Corp.
"I am very pleased to see the reigns of Homeland Integrated Security Systems turned to Fred Wicks, who has served as our Chief Operating Officer for the past year and a half. Fred is very experienced in sales, marketing and operational controls. I expect there will be a very smooth transition in the operations of HISC," stated Brian Riley, newly announced COO of HISC.
"I am excited to take the lead in bringing Homeland Integrated Security Systems to the next level, as we turn our primary focus from research and development to sales, marketing and operations," stated Fred Wicks, President and CEO of Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc. "I look forward to building revenues and profits around our flagship product, the CyberTracker(TM)."
Also announced at yesterday's teleconference was that Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc. shareholder dividend of EVSI shares, which was to be issued to shareholders of record as of June 29th, 2006, was extended to a record date of July 27, 2006. All Homeland Integrated Security shareholders of record as of July 27, 2006 will receive 1 share of Evans System Inc. for every 50 shares of HISC they own as of the record date. The dividend in Evans System is expected to be valued at $.50 per share.
The teleconference replay will be available for 30 days. Shareholders are encouraged to dial 1-877-213-9653, passcode 12467820.
About Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc.:
Homeland Integrated Security Systems owns proprietary technology and has the rights to use patents to some of the most innovative and sophisticated security products. Cyber Tracker technology has applications for data and tracking functions across numerous verticals, utilizing IDEN, GSM, and Satellite technologies (CDMA version coming mid-year 2006).
Statements regarding financial matters in this press release other than historical facts are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. The company intends that such statements about the Company's future expectations, including future revenues and earnings, technology efficacy and all other forward-looking statements be subject to the safe harbors created thereby. The Company is a development stage company who continues to be dependent upon outside capital to sustain its existence. Since these statements (future operational results and sales) involve risks and uncertainties and are subject to change at any time, the Company's actual results may differ materially from expected results.
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Fluff....very disappointed...delayed dividend again...no solid news except a new CEO. These pennies are all alike. Delays, delays delays.
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quote:Originally posted by brendo: I'm out... This thing is gonna drop like a rock next week.
Heh....it's dropping like a rock TODAY !!! And did anyone notice the price of the company that is supposed to be worth .50 a share? EVSI??
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Yeah, so am I....like I have a choice at this PPS. I'm getting tired of these pumped pennies always going in reverse. Broken promises, delays, PPS falling, same story over and over. There are no long holds in pennies, IMO. Tough way to learn lessons.
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DANG.. again... glad I sold POS at 0.35 for loss three weeks back. i thought the company was real based on the CEO and his connections etc. but it did finally turn into just another pinks. damn.. what a miserable failure..
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ASHEVILLE, NC--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 26, 2006 -- Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc. (Other OTC:HISC.PK - News) is pleased to announce that the Company has signed a distribution agreement with HACO Payment Systems. HACO will be an authorized dealer of the Cyber Tracker, which will target the credit card payment processing industry. HACO is a registered merchant services provider of Visa® and MasterCard® for NOVA Information Systems, Inc. and US Bank.
HACO Payment Systems (www.hacopaymentsystems.com) has helped identify an additional market for the Cyber Tracker by utilizing the Internet Protocol features of the Cyber Tracker's Ethernet port. By simply connecting the Cyber Tracker using a crossover cable to a VeriFone Omni 3750IP credit card terminal, a merchant can process credit card transactions using wireless communications technology. In this setup, the Cyber Tracker acts as a communications gateway and the terminal's communications software connects to the processor's host computer in the same manner as if it were connected to DSL. This setup competes with existing products in the market place that have wireless data communications built into the terminal, however none of these wireless terminals offer GPS tracking. The other benefits are that the Omni 3750IP has a telephone line backup. This allows a merchant to use the terminal in a traditional retail environment and also in a mobile or trade show environment where telephone lines are not available.
ADVERTISEMENT The merchants that would benefit from the Cyber Tracker and Omni 3750IP package are: antique and art dealers that have retail stores and attend shows, building material that deliver to the job site, mechanic tool vendors, landscaping services, plumbing, heating and cooling contractors and any merchant that offers card services at a customer's site. The additional benefit of the Cyber Tracker to larger companies with fleets of vehicles is the ability for the dispatcher to track where their vehicles are in addition to the driver's ability to accept credit cards as a form of payment at the time of delivery.
"This is one of many machine to machine applications that are available to be used with the Cyber Tracker. Homeland Integrated Security Systems and HACO successfully completed an initial test of the Cyber Tracker and the Omni 3750IP with an auction house merchant who needed wireless processing for an off site auction in Belle Mead Tennessee the weekend of May 20th," stated Ian Riley, Chief Technical Officer of Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc.
Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc. recently announced during their teleconference that the Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc. shareholder dividend of EVSI shares, which was to be issued to shareholders of record as of June 29th, 2006, was extended to a record date of July 27, 2006. All Homeland Integrated Security shareholders of record as of July 27, 2006 will receive 1 share of Evans System Inc. for every 50 shares of HISC they own as of the record date. The dividend in Evans System is expected to be valued at $.50 per share.
The teleconference replay will be available for 30 days. Shareholders are encouraged to dial 1-877-213-9653, passcode 14658475.
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Why? What does he bring that we didnt already have? IMO, the old CEO made enough money and is now ready to bail. There is still nothing good about the broadcast. Just more delays. EVSI trading at .05 now. What is going to make it worth .50 all of a sudden? You can pump all you want, but until the PPS stops dropping, it all doesnt mean a thing.
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Unfortunately, I see HISC now going to under a penny here soon. Nothing exciting about any of the latest chain of events.
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I think the new CEO has a strong background in marketing, which is what they now need. Under a penny??? No Way!!!
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quote:Originally posted by foxtrot6: I think the new CEO has a strong background in marketing, which is what they now need. Under a penny??? No Way!!!
It will and look at today alone. The whole chain of events with HISC has been a total mess and makes ZERO sense. The investors are unhappy and there is nothing that I see would make anyone purchase shares at this point. Plus, I know several large holders who are selling off their shares and moving over to HMSC in an effort to get back their losses.
quote:Originally posted by 1stfidelity: I am holding tight with this one! This investor isnt going any where!
I agree!
But I did excpet to be much much higher by now, and it IS discouraging but I bought more today, even though I have enough Id like to trade a little to make a few bucks and at .025, I dont think you can go wrong.
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The problem with HISC right now is that they are fighting an uphill battle. Here you have the MM's naked shorting the stock and refusing to let it run like in the old days, then to add to the problem is the sudden change in leadership, the pushing back of the free shares of the new company once again, and the unexplainable reason why Moody is jumping ship on HISC and the non acquisition of ActSoft. It is a total mess!!!! I would just like to know why when the company was heading in the right direction.
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I got more in the AM, glad I did. great long term here
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Conference Call Summary Notes! Everything below comes from statements made by HISC representatives.
Frank Moody new CEO and President of EVSI Fred Wicks new CEO and President of HISC
Fred Wicks on HISC "Poised to grow really rapidly and become highly profitable" "See major opportunites in front of us now"
Purchase Orders
Rent Finders USA Will buy $500,000 of CT's for each of the next three years. Contract agreement to guarantee sells in which Rent Finders will give HISC $1.5 million in Rent Finders USA shares if they do not meet the $1.5 million.
Middle East 1 small PO to business in Jordan Prosec 5000 units - Pierre Jorgio, as of two days ago say order still stands. HISC completing final testing Xpress Communications - Waiting on Department of Commerce and money transfer. Shipment to begin in next few weeks. Working with largest transportation logistics company in Middle East and government agencies.
USA Actsoft quitely selling CTs over last 2-3 months into the market place. List of sells is quite impressive.
Sold or have pilot projects on school buses in SC,TN,NY,OR,WA,NC. Awarded bids on two law enforcment agencies in NC and VA. 1 in SC evaluating and seeking appropriate funding. Delivered what we hope is first order of many to government relief agencies. Currently in use on tug boats in Mississippi. Other commercial ocean and inland waterway companies have sought us out for information and demos. Clients working in Armored Car Industry US, CAN, MEX, EUR showing dividends. Fleet management (public transit system) application being trialed in NC. Keep track of city buses and help with scheduling. Currently providing CT to west coast parking meter company. South Carolina electric utilities working into budget for upcoming year and completing evaluation. Currently have CT's in light commercial aircraft surveying pipe lines on west coast. RFPs in process for military bases and fleet of trucks. Sold CT to credit card processing company for wireless tracking. Most promising - Two automobile manufactures in Europe. If successful CT could be installed on assembly line.
Sprint/Nextel - Technical partner. Demoing for sales agents. Retail channel will increase sales dramatically.
Motorola - Using CT to show robustness of their equipment IO200 Board. Continuing to work with them on wireless modem.
Arcom - Manufacturing Partner. Great partner in past and really looking forward to working with in future.
IBM - fairly new relationship - Very exiting opportunity, working on software and sales opportunities.
Actsoft - Very successful partner with Nextel/Sprint. We are very interested and excited about the new pieces of technology that Ian has been talking about. Received payment yesterday from FEMA on debris removal trucks. HISC and Actsoft decided it would be best for both to not merge at this time and focus on company objectives. Look to have a very, very long relationship with HISC.
EVANS received comments on 14C Filing which caused resturcturing to take longer than expected so record date July 27.
HISC will maintain all rights and assets of HISC.
Revenue Projections Complex market place difficult to forcast due to government approvals and licencing. Going to develop 4 year HISC sales forcast in next couple of weeks. Demand in arena is growing so rapidly that substantial business for all competitors. Sitting on large # of orders and expect to close them soon.
It is likely that HISC will become an acquistion candidate as well as HISC looking to merge or acquire companies to form synergy opportunities.
Do you expect HISC to continue to be profitable? "Absolutely" Uplist to NASDAQ or higher as company increases sales. "Very excited about future of HISC, unique product with CT and several other products"
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quote:Originally posted by 4Tune4Me: How about the big buy in's that started after 3pm today? Half today's total volume was after 3:20...Anyone, Buehler.....
MM's covering some of their naked shorts going into close. Every day is rinse and repeat. Always up in the morning and always down near close. Same routine for how many months now??? Anyone......Buehler..........
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isn't the new merger date to take place on June 30th? I though this thing would move this week prior to this merger, maybe it is being delayed again? this stock is brutal to watch...
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ASHEVILLE, NC--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 29, 2006 -- Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc. (Other OTC:HISC.PK - News) is pleased to announce that the Company's patent-pending Cyber Tracker(TM) has passed the preliminary automotive Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) testing. With the Cyber Tracker(TM) passing the preliminary automotive electromagnetic testing, Homeland Integrated Security Systems will be able to further negotiations with tier 1 automotive manufacturers such as Volvo, Renault, Mercedes, Ford, and General Motors. Many of the major automotive manufacturers have implemented a process to examine the EMC of the vehicle's electrical system. The EMC process includes a series of requirements for the complete vehicle, the components, and subsystems that make up the vehicle's electrical system. These combined performance requirements assure that the vehicle will operate as designed without being affected by variations in the electromagnetic environment of the vehicle.
Because the Cyber Tracker is a small computer, it has the ability to hold, store and forward the GPS data when a vehicle goes outside of coverage. The Cyber Tracker can also send alerts when a driver exceeds a pre-determined speed limit, stop duration or when it travels outside of a predetermined area. The Cyber Tracker can be also be integrated into a vehicle to provide reliable vehicle diagnostics and help the scheduling of vehicle maintenance.
"We are very pleased that the preliminary testing has been completed successfully. This was a necessary step in moving forward with negotiations to finalize agreements with companies such as Renault, Volvo and Ford Motor Company," stated Ian Riley, Chief Technical Officer of Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc.
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Still have that good feeling!! lol This stock will be just fine and I said it all along!! Good Luck To All!
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