Exobox Technologies Corp (EXBX)

[Eagle1]

Machcobra, I agree with you on the fact that other stocks such as a pink/grey would normally be trading in the subpennies with someone dumping gazzalions of shares onto the market.

WE know for a fact via the last SEC filing that as of Oct 1, 2006 the O/S for EXBX was still 10,917,500

Welcome Localinvestor.

As for the time drawing near I believe that the Exobox Roadmap to Success has been laid out in this November 28, 2005 PR. For me, this says alot about where we are headed.
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2005_Nov_28/ai_n15879283

Also, note that Exobox has already lined up some very powerful strategic alliances. If you have not reviewed them please do here. One would think that if these strategic alliances have already been lined up that we are in for a heck of a ride when Exobox hits the market with its first line of product.

Exobox Technologies has developed the following strategic alliances in an effort to ensure that the Company delivers the highest performing, most effective Internet security product available.:

Organizations allied with Exobox include:
http://www.exoboxtech.com/alliances.html

Houston Technology Center:
The Houston Technology Center is a non-profit agency aimed at ensuring the success of qualifying companies. Exobox has met all of HTC’s rigorous requirements and is now considered a “Superstar Technology,” uniquely qualified to work with HTC.

Open Systems Resources, Inc.:
OSR is the world leader in low-level manipulation of the Microsoft Windows operating environment. OSR signed an agreement with Exobox in October, 2005, to produce for Exobox an economically viable software requirements document and an initial product ready for sale or license to the identified markets.

Comso, Inc.:
A U.S. General Services Administration contractor, Comso is a software engineering and application development company. As a certified contractor, Comso provides government agencies a variety of technical services through a simple, straightforward ordering purchase system. Comso has agreed to use its GSA status to help Exobox obtain government funds and distribute the Company’s products on the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Commerce Information Technology Solutions list.

National Institutes of Standards and Technology:
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is a non-regulatory federal agency in the U.S. Commerce Department’s Technology Administration. Its role is to develop and promote measurement, standards and technology to enhance productivity, facilitate trade and improve the quality of life in this country. NIST oversees many programs for U.S. manufacturers and partially funds research and development partnerships with the private sector.

Department of Homeland Security:
Exobox has met with the Department of Homeland Security to review the Company’s technology and the department indicated a willingness to help Exobox prove the Company’s products developed from its already validated technology. It also pledged to help Exobox gain governmental acceptance and distribution for such products.

Osha Liang LLP:
Osha - Liang is an internationally reconigized intellectual property firm with offices in Houston, Texas, Silicon Valley, California, and Paris, France. The firm provides expertise in all matters pertaining to the acquisition, licensing, and enforcement of intellectual property rights.

As an adjunct professor of law, Mr. Osha has lectured on patent prosecution at the University of Houston, which consistently ranks as one of the top intellectual property law schools in the United States. In addition to patent prosecution, Mr. Osha's practice includes infringement and invalidity opinions, licensing, copyrights, trademarks, and related litigation. He also is a frequent speaker and author on matters related to intellectual property rights, focusing on topics of interest to international practitioners.

Dr. Liang specializes in intellectual property issues involving chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology. He heads up the biotechnology group at Osha · Liang and frequently speaks on biotechnology topics as well as intellectual property issues involving Asia. Dr. Liang was previously on the Faculty of Biochemistry at the University of Texas-Houston Medical School and is fluent in Chinese (Mandarin) and Taiwanese.