International Building Technologies Group, Inc.(fka INBG)

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Searched on Fransion Fujian Holdings Sino LTD, in Google, which abrieviates FFH not FHH and came up with this link:

http://www.sinochem.com/tabid/638/Default.aspx

This brings up Sinochem corp's real estate vice chairman & links to one of the four national oil companies of China. Maybe we had FHH confused with FFH all along. In a san serif type face, it looks like an optical illusion to be FHH from FFH.

The Business Wire article about the LOI in the sticky DD, spells everything FHH, as do all of the marketing company pumpers taken from the LOI article as well. Could this guy really be that stupid?

Their site sure has petroleum storage tanks front & center on the Energy page.

Maybe this has been flushed out already or maybe not?

It's a huge site & I bet they won't take kindly to our boy Kenneth Yeung defrauding investors by using their name. BTW I couldn't find anything on Nelson Yeung at Allied Consultants in Austin, TX so far. No California office listed either. President of Austin's Allied is Danny Krause.

"Sinochem has more than 200 branches and subsidiaries both in China and abroad,...More than 30,000 employees emulate Sinochem’s spirit of exploration and innovation, adopt the mindset of “Creating Value, Pursuing Excellence” and try their utmost to enhance the corporate value and to build a iconic company worldwide."

They have great contact information & we should be able to get an answer out of them, still being mid-week. We shouldn't freak out just yet, but I'm sure they operate on a need to know basis though.

Note they also have a property mgmt. division called Fransion, specializing in waterfront hotel & class A office properties, which might explain why the FHH office is in a hotel. Things that make you go Hmmmmmmmm.

I'm in at .0005 myself & hate losing just like the rest of you. Hopefully this will calm things down a bit until we get further definative clarity.

If INBG is really merging with FFH Sino not FHH Sino then us longs are in pretty good shape IMO, of course.

8K [Exhibit 99.1]

"INBG intends to merge with FHH Sino by exchanging INBG's common stock with FHH Sino's holding or subsidiary company."
I ask then - Is FFH Sino the holding company for FHH Sino?

Did anyone ever contact Atty. Peter X. Huang to see if he is actually involved negotiating this deal or not? Seems to be a pretty heavy dude to get wrapped up in something as potentionally damaging as this type of fraud. He's easy to track down online.

Beijing Office
T: 86.10.6535.5599
F: 86.10.6535.5577
[e-mail]
http://www.skadden.com/index.cfm?contentID=45&bioID=2014

Noobs note - Huang signed the Form 8-K as the Director/General Manager of FHH Sino New Energies Co., Ltd.

Today is the fifth business day since the June 2nd filing of the Form 8-K which states, FHH has 5 days to execute the LOI by completing the $230K deposit to INBG.