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Shareholders,
Power. We are talking with a prototyper about the power device of which Qbit has conceived. The device is hoped to combine several techniques for releasing and collecting high density, non chemical energy.
Propulsion. We continue to investigate propulsion techniques that we can afford, understand, and hopefully build. We recently tested a set of ideas for propellantless propulsion and they did not work. We did learn why those ideas are flawed and it has helped to understand where we will likely find the answers and propulsion systems that we seek.
Causality. We have been operating an internet server whose "server ground" is at a potential to earth ground. We discharge the potential through custom circuitry on target actualization, which is controlled by our software. We can see clearly a myriad of things that we can improve and we are working to do that. We hope to have useful systems deployed to Class B Shareholders soon. We continue to believe that an observer stationed at equilibrium with "server ground" will experience a more significant causality generating effect, i.e., a craft or vehicle.
Biology. We have not concentrated significant attention in this area lately. Everyone fight the herpes that you have. If you want to know why, read our webpage under rejuvenation.
Corporately. If you have held QBIT Common Shares for longer than a few weeks, SHAME ON YOU. Please contact Dell Gibson (713-784-7132) and convert your holdings to Class B. Class B is better to hold for the Shareholder and for the Company. That effort is going well and our website reflects official numbers on the subject.
Business. Our Company owns shares in a few small companies that are making their way through the paperwork and waiting periods to become publicly traded. Congratulations to Biodyne Development Company, Symmetry Technologies, Mustang Performance Headquarters, and Makenzie Homes for the progress that they have made. We believe that our Company will prosper and profit for having helped them in the ways that we have.
We will be notifying Class B Shareholders directly, soon, with details about the Class B Shareholder Group. Please be a part of that group, please convert your QBIT Common Shares to Class B Shares today.
Regards,
Mike Skillern & QBIT
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April 11, 2007 - 5:06 PM EDT
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VoxBox World Telecom Inc. Announces Purchase of 40% Interest in TetSuda Services Inc. for the Deployment of the Company's HOMEIT™ & BIZIT™ Services
VoxBox World Telecom Inc. (PINKSHEETS: VXBX) today announces that VoxBox has signed a Letter of Intent to acquire a 40% interest in TetSuda Services Inc., a company specializing in the remote maintenance and support management of PC and Business servers.
IDC recently said, "The customer support industry will be 4.3 Billion by 2009." According to Gartner, less than 5% of Technical Support staff currently uses any kind of remote access tool, let alone remote monitoring. Gartner expects this figure to grow six fold to 30% with the next three years.
Mr. Romeo Prescott said, "Remote monitoring and maintenance has always been on our product road map. However, with our introduction to TetSuda, we have decided to acquire instead build this service. This will enable the company to accelerate our deployment of this service by the end of the year.
"The research we have done has demonstrated the demand for these services is beginning to explode. Since my mother got her first PC, I am all too familiar with the need for seniors and other less technical customers that have computer related problems and the hassle they have to get them repaired."
He further added, "The market is ready for our HOMEIT™ services and I am sure there are several million mothers out there that are having problems with their computers as well. Customers will no longer have to haul their computer to the store or hire an expensive technician to come to their home to fix the problem, it will be as simple as clicking their mouse and our technicians will provide On Demand Technical support 24X7 at a fraction of the cost of any current service available today."
Mr. Prescott added, "Bundling our remote maintenance and management technology with our VoIP service is a natural fit for our Dealership channel and our VoIP customers."
VoxBox management feels that the acquisition and subsequent deployment of their HOMEIT™ & BIZIT™ service represents a move that shareholders and the investing community should view as a positive and exciting sign of things to come as the company continues to build value.
This release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. The company's actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements as a result of certain factors. This announcement does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of offers to buy any security and shall not constitute an offer, solicitation or sale of any security in any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful.
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Source: Market Wire (April 11, 2007 - 5:06 PM EDT)
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QBIT
Shareholders,
I await my Class B certificate from the transfer agent, Nevada Agency and Trust Company, "NATCo". NATCo explains that we lack only the printing delivery at this point.
You can now send your QBIT Common Stock Certificates to NATCo with a cover letter asking that the shares be converted to Class B Stock in our Company.
If you have credit for QBIT Shares in an account with a brokerage company, then you have a couple options. 1) You can ask your broker for a certificate and then convert the certificate with NATCo. . 2) You can electronically transfer credit for QBIT shares to our Treasury account and we will issue a Class B certificate to you.
Our offices and almost ready to manage the traffic of electronic transfers to our Treasury (option #2 above). I will write to the group when we are ready to do that.
As of now, Shareholders with certificates may proceed through NATCo with converting QBIT Common Stock to Class B Common Shares (and vice versa). Shareholders with account credit can withdrawal QBIT Common Shares and then convert their certificates.
Class B Shares have double the vote of the conversion equivalent QBIT Common Shares.
The conversion rate of QBIT Common to Class B is set to rise monthly at a steady rate, i.e., Class B appreciates relative to QBIT Common over time.
The Company is committed to building causality systems for the Class B Shareholders to use.
The Class B has no CUSIP number, can't be deposited, and has no public market.
QBIT Common Stock will maintain is symbol and trading status.
Class B Stock is better to hold as a Shareholder. QBIT Common Stock is easier to buy and sell. Our future Shareholders should buy QBIT Common Stock in the market, convert those shares to Class B Stock while they hold, then convert back to QBIT Common Stock and sell when they choose to derive some cash.
We believe this capitalization change represented by the simple introduction of Class B will correct part of the dysfunction in our marketplace. We are diligently working along at the other things and remain confident that we will prosper and succeed.
Our Corpoarate Secretary, Peter McCain, and Corporate Treasurer, Ellis Gibson, have sent their QBIT Common Share certificates to NATCo to be converted to Class B Shares. We will update everyone shortly after Class B certificates start being received about our capital structure.
Thanks to everyone. I believe that 2007 is the year that astonishes us all with our company and work.
Peace and Prosperity for your new year.
Qbit & Mike
QBIT
Shareholders,
I await my Class B certificate from the transfer agent, Nevada Agency and Trust Company, "NATCo". NATCo explains that we lack only the printing delivery at this point.
You can now send your QBIT Common Stock Certificates to NATCo with a cover letter asking that the shares be converted to Class B Stock in our Company.
If you have credit for QBIT Shares in an account with a brokerage company, then you have a couple options. 1) You can ask your broker for a certificate and then convert the certificate with NATCo. . 2) You can electronically transfer credit for QBIT shares to our Treasury account and we will issue a Class B certificate to you.
Our offices and almost ready to manage the traffic of electronic transfers to our Treasury (option #2 above). I will write to the group when we are ready to do that.
As of now, Shareholders with certificates may proceed through NATCo with converting QBIT Common Stock to Class B Common Shares (and vice versa). Shareholders with account credit can withdrawal QBIT Common Shares and then convert their certificates.
Class B Shares have double the vote of the conversion equivalent QBIT Common Shares.
The conversion rate of QBIT Common to Class B is set to rise monthly at a steady rate, i.e., Class B appreciates relative to QBIT Common over time.
The Company is committed to building causality systems for the Class B Shareholders to use.
The Class B has no CUSIP number, can't be deposited, and has no public market.
QBIT Common Stock will maintain is symbol and trading status.
Class B Stock is better to hold as a Shareholder. QBIT Common Stock is easier to buy and sell. Our future Shareholders should buy QBIT Common Stock in the market, convert those shares to Class B Stock while they hold, then convert back to QBIT Common Stock and sell when they choose to derive some cash.
We believe this capitalization change represented by the simple introduction of Class B will correct part of the dysfunction in our marketplace. We are diligently working along at the other things and remain confident that we will prosper and succeed.
Our Corpoarate Secretary, Peter McCain, and Corporate Treasurer, Ellis Gibson, have sent their QBIT Common Share certificates to NATCo to be converted to Class B Shares. We will update everyone shortly after Class B certificates start being received about our capital structure.
Thanks to everyone. I believe that 2007 is the year that astonishes us all with our company and work.
Peace and Prosperity for your new year.
Qbit & Mike
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