SaviCorp (fka SVMI)

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I don’t think this will continue to go on much longer before we find out our fate. I believe Serge is a nice person that wants to make all shareholders wealthy. If we get a contract he needs to put the money back into Savi and buy back several billion shares. But before he can do that he needs to get a contract signed that has some significant money involved and then he can file the form to the SEC to get listed again. The tough part is to get listed again by the SEC. What will help in getting the company listed again is for the SEC to understand that the company isn’t a shell and that Savi has some real significant contracts in place. So let’s get the contracts in place and then file the forms. All this should happen before Christmas or in early January.

The deals going on from what I hear is that the government of Dubai possibly wants the DV on all of their vehicles. This is a big deal. I know we have heard this before.

In addition to the government the second deal could be with a taxi company in Dubai that owns thousands of taxis and the testing should be done around mid to late December. The testing should last about 30 days which started about two weeks ago. This would be a huge deal. Yes I know we have heard this before as well.

If we can’t execute the Dubai deals we could be in trouble for a while because we will have to hope for China or South Korea to pull us out of non-trading and we have been waiting forever on them. I have also heard that Puerto Rico is also calling Savi for information about the DV.

I have also heard that Dubai may want to sell the DV to other nations that we won’t be selling to such as Pakistan. Pakistan has actually called Savi corp for information.

What I would like for Serge to do is set up a Shareholders conference call with an 800 number for all of us to call in and for him to give us updates on the progress and allow us to ask questions with all of us on a call. He could easily do that by providing us a phone number an access code and a time to dial in. This could ease a lot of the tension with the shareholders.