HUGE PYBX CURRENT DD - 8/21/2010:
Looks to me like what has happened here is the PYBX shell (which went dark in 8/2009 as the previous company that did music services) has been newly moved into as a spinoff of EVXA. EVXA ia a Current Information Pinks company who specialize in extraction and separation processes:
>>OUR TECHNOLOGY
Our proprietary environmental remediation concept utilizes a coupling of electromagnetic and electrostatic energy sources in a closed vacuum environment. This emerging technology is based upon our experience with similar advanced applications. Our unique process can break even the most stubborn chemical bonds, creating a complete separation of petroleum, chemicals, and organic matter from both rock and soil.
We continue to identify new environmental applications and develop solutions founded upon our base technologies. Our goal is to propel a series of proven applications from concept to successful commercialization.
http://www.enviroxtract.com/index.html<<;
EVXA stock currently trades at .0015 and has recently been as high as .0065 in June and seem to be holding their own. They enacted a 1:500 R/S in March 2010 and bounced nicely from the requisite takedown.
The lineage of EVXA is as follows:
*In 2009 A public company called Cambridge Energy Corp (then Pink Sheets:CNGG) acquired a company called EnviroExtract
>>BOCA RATON, Fla., Jun 22, 2009 -- Cambridge Energy Corp. (Pink Sheets:CNGG) announced today that it has entered into an Asset Purchase Agreement to acquire the assets and business operations of EnviroXtract, Inc., ("EXI"). The purchase includes worldwide patents and licenses for environmental clean-up/mitigation technologies currently owned and developed by EXI. Cambridge will initially acquire $1,600,000 in audited assets. Upon completion of the Asset Purchase Agreement, CNGG will have 395,665,818 shares issued and outstanding.
EXI is an emerging technology company. Over five years and several millions of dollars have been invested in the development of its base plasma-enhanced technology.
Cambridge Energy Corporation is an independent oil and gas company that was engaged in the exploration and development of domestic oil and gas properties. It had previously owned oil and gas properties in Louisiana, Texas and Indonesia. The Company is currently pursuing opportunities in the environmental and mining industries.<< [NOTE: A key passage about mining that relates to PYBX I will get to below]
And from this they maintained EnviroXtract as the newly merged company name and renamed the shell ticker EVXA. The Cambridge name was no more.
>>EDMOND, OK. September 1, 2009 –- EnviroXtract, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: EVXA) announced today that it has closed on its previously announced purchase of the assets and business operations of EnviroXtract, Inc., (“EXI”). The purchase included $1,600,000 in assets and worldwide licenses for environmental clean-up/mitigation technologies currently owned and developed by EXI.
EnviroXtract, Inc. (EXI) has developed an efficient technology to perform environmental remediation applications for oil spills and other toxic chemical remediation applications which require a complete separation of hazardous or toxic chemicals from contaminated soil. The technology has proven capable of removing virtually 100% of oil from soil… is extremely energy efficient… leaves clean, dry tailings with no residual oil… requires no water, natural gas, fossil fuels, or chemicals during processing… discharges no pollutants… and is capable of capturing carbon emissions in a closed vacuum processing system.
EnviroXtract will also implement an aggressive schedule of testing its proprietary thermal process for extraction of additional hazardous and toxic materials from soil samples. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) maintains a Toxic Release Inventory of 581 individually listed chemicals and 30 chemical categories, which require removal and mitigation under federal regulations. Independent third-party analysis and verification will measure the effectiveness of the EXI thermal process in removing many of these toxic chemicals from soil samples. The results of these tests and subsequent analysis will be updated regularly on the EnviroXtract website, www.EnviroXtract.com. EnviroXtract plans to explore additional environmental remediation applications, which may include mitigation and vitrification of fly ash and coal ash currently produced in huge quantities worldwide from electrical power generation facilities. Mountains of these waste materials are typically laden with toxic metals and chemicals. The EPA is currently tightening restrictions on disposal of these materials in landfills. EXI is currently developing a methodology for permanently encapsulating fly ash and coal ash through a unique vitrification process utilizing another unique thermal technology. A glass or ceramic slag is produced from this process, which is expected to prevent leaching of toxic metals into the soil and environment. There are many commercial uses for the glass slag produced from this process, including utilization as an aggregate for construction and road building.
http://www.enviroxtract.com/recent-news.html<<;
So now we get to PYBX. Remember above I highlighted that Cambridge was seeking opportunities in MINING. Here is the current description from their OTC company page:
>>Playbox Precious Metals Extraction Technologies - The industry's most efficient noble metals extraction process. PLAYBOX has obtained a license for a proprietary precious metals extraction technology and processing methodology. Compared to conventional processing methodologies, the differences are significant. Primarily and most importantly, the PLAYBOX process is capable of generating extreme temperatures efficiently and cost effectively. This extreme heat allows the process to thoroughly break down an ore body completely, including the carbonates which encapsulate metal and cannot be broken down utilizing conventional processing methods. When the carbonates are broken down, the encapsulated metals are released. The fact that the PLAYBOX process destroys the ore body and releases all of the metals explains the increased yields that PLAYBOX is able to achieve.<<
So, it appears that they are applying another proprietary extraction and separation technology to the precious metals industry (i.e. gold, and whatever else), but doing it as a spin-off (subsid. however they are calling it) of EVXA. Either way the filing structure will be, the new company PYBX appears to be a companion to EVXA (related to the same group of folks). Which makes sense since while it is another extraction technology it would service an entirely different industry. And what they have done (it appears to me) is acquired the evidentally abandonded PYBX ticker to house the new venture. The old PYBX was this company:
>>Playbox (US) Inc. engages in the ownership and commercialization of an online music hosting and downloading application, known as PlayBOX online music application. The PlayBOX online music application provides an interface between artists and content owners and their listeners via the Internet. The application consists of four interfaces: White Label, Aggregator, Bespoke, and Jukebox. The White Label interface provides artists the way to offer their music for sale to listeners via the Internet by enabling them to download individual songs either directly from its Web site or from the artist’s own Web site. The Aggregator interface allows small to medium-sized record labels with a music catalogue of at least 50 tracks, who wish to sell their tracks via an online downloading store with e-commerce, tracking, reporting, and billing functions built in. The Bespoke interface offers specialized interfaces for particular clients. The PlayBOX Jukebox interface provides music listeners with a way to listen to their music and to manage their music collections visually on their personal computer. The application is also offered with various supplemental services, such as hosting, streaming, e-commerce, and digital rights management. It targets unsigned music acts, and small-to medium-sized record labels for the Playbox music application. The company was founded in 2003 and is based in Singapore, Singapore.
from this link found by poster PowerPlay1
http://investing.businessweek.com/businessweek/research/stocks/snapshot/snapshot.asp?ticker=PYBX:US<<;
**This is the company that ostensibly went dark in 8/2009. The current inhabitants of the ticker appear NOT to be related at all to the former inhabitant of the ticker.**
More than likely in June 2010, the EXVA group (formerly Cambridge) saw this new technology for mining separation (which even as Cambridge, they said they were looking for as I highlighted above), found an available new ticker shell, and acquired this new license via restricted shares from the R/S done on 6/18/2010. And this would be why the current share structure would be what it is, the float still very low and the new entity still in "move-in phase" into the ticker and company structure.
At the time when the shell was acquired, from another poster Supamario, we see that originally the new company management were listed as the same management as EVXA:
We know this because at the time he listed the live link to NVSOS, which had to of had their names listed as he called out in the above screen grab. But the live link now lists new management as does coinciding info on OTC. My take on this is it took them either time to hire new management which they planned all along, or this new management is connected with the licensing technology that has been acquired. Further, if you look on the latest actions section on the NVSOS page, you see an 8/2/2010 entry for new listings. That's probably when they changed to management names to current and as they will be going forward from here.
This link is the exact same link Supamario posted on his DD post in May, and it now leads to the new new names.
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/CorpDetails.aspx?lx8nvq=zMu6q9w%252bV3hMYthGBZbITg%253d%253d
This link below is my link to the second page of Entity Actions, which shows the 8/2 Ammended List entry. No doubt when they changed the names and probably when they changed the OTC description of the company function, new SS as of 6/30/2010 (EOQ2).
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/corpActions.aspx?lx8nvq=zMu6q9w%252bV3hMYthGBZbITg%253d%253d&CorpName=PLAYBOX+%28US%29+INC.
Also I notice that both EVXA and PYBX share the same legal council
Legal Counsel
Don A. Paradiso P.A.
5499 N. Federal Highway
Suite D
Boca Raton, FL 33487
So bottom line is this looks like a winner with real potential. If I extrapolate management and company philosophy from EVXA, now to PYBX, I see huge upside. I see EXVA's stock is holding a respectable .0015 and has recently traded as high as .0065, probably during the BP situation since that's part of what they can do. But EVXA have a great website, all up to date and with current news on it (which is rare), and look to be growing. Regarding current SS for EVXA, I also like what I see. Though post R/S, they current have ~3B out, their FLOAT remains low at 800M. So that tells me they use most of their shares in a restricted manner, which is very responsible and the way you'd like to see a company use shares. Here in PYBX, I like that they already have 2.4B I/O against a 2.9B A/S with still only a 400M float. That's incredible and tells me the heavy lifting is already done where issuing shares is concerned!
Further I like that their new proprietary precious metals extraction process is UNLIKE ANY OTHER and that bodes well for future developments and new revenue opportunities! All in all, this is my deduction DD of what exactly PYBX is at the moment. It looks like this is a new ticker/company in the making that soon will join it's brother EVXA among the ranks of Current Info, a new website, and all the rest. I wouldn't let the current OTC stop sign fool you. It's mainly there still during transition but is has no relevance whatsoever about the NEW PYBX. It's a formality that Pinks has to do because there are no historical filings and the company is just in process of ramping up now! Given EVXA continues to hold a .0015 - .003 range, I'd say it speaks well that these current levels of PYBX are a steal and won't be lasting much longer. Looking very good here imvho!!! gl
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