I visited the Sterling office a couple of years ago. I talked to Mary Lucky, who gave me a tour of the place. Steve Toolman had just been hired as the head of sales (that didn't last long) and was there in a meeting with the other division heads. They had a room where storage devices were being assembled and a storage area about the size of a three car garage in the rear with parts for other computers. Mark said they got a deal on the place and were renting it for $5000 a month. By that time, the other locations you mentioned had been vacated. They had focused their business on the manufacture and sale of storage devices after purchasing a small (but at the time, successful) company named Inline. Since the merger with CTC, it seems that any vestige of Iceweb is now in Kansas City, but there has been no clarity on the relationship of the two entities, and Graeme Green (the head of CTC NAP) refuses to discuss the issue. It seems they struck a deal with the devil when they allowed Carter to buy the company and dump endless shares on the market. He recouped his investment by driving the price to one hundredth of a cent and is looking for his next helpless victim. Meanwhile, we have no idea what the final disposition of Iceweb will be, but it is very unlikely the shareholders will receive anything but a lesson in dealing with penny stocks.
