Cannabiz Mobile Inc. (LGBI)

[august1991]

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

ReBuilder Medical’s CEO “willing to sell his dog if he could buy his own company’s stock”. Recent stock price volatility explained. Unique buying opportunity presented.

Dear Stockholder;

We have successfully concluded our comprehensive analysis of the recent volatility of our stock price and presented it to our Board of Directors. In summary, it appears that several original institutional and corporate investors who helped finance the reverse merger that was concluded on March 28, 2007, possibly got nervous over the sub-prime housing crisis and liquidated large portions of their portfolios. Unfortunately, our equity was included in their programmed liquidation process. As a result, many individuals followed suit.

Meanwhile the company continued its steady growth as evidenced by the quarterly reports published on pinksheets.com. There was no bad news whatsoever relative to the actual operations of the company. We are in better financial shape, we are in better marketing shape, we are in better R&D shape, and we are in better PR shape than ever before in our company’s history.

We have successfully re-negotiated certain aspects of our original merger terms to reduce the possibility of any remaining large corporate holders of our equities from taking profits and dumping large blocks of our stock on the market.

In addition, many of these original holders of large blocks of our equities have now liquidated the majority of their shares to individual investors.

We expect that these new individuals may have the best long term interests of our company in mind. This could have the desired effect of stabilizing the stock price and thus reflect the real value of our equities.

Beginning on Monday, November 26, 2007, we will be releasing a series of news releases that will describe several new initiatives that are very exciting and will help investors have a better understanding of our current success and our plans to expand that success in the near future.

Because I, personally, am an insider, I cannot buy my own company’s stock. However, if I could, I would sell my dog and buy some.

David B. Phillips, Ph.D. CEO