Replies to post #165264 on Enzyme Environmental Solutions Inc (EESO)

[Littlefoot]

I just want to see a heartbeat. Some sign of life!!

[oregon 1]

It doesn't look like the 3s are going to hold.

[oneinamillion]

Unfortunately, my research has once again turned up some difficult news for EESO. You know my policy is always to give the good and tough news.

[rpi pump]

old news but something to build on:

FORT WAYNE, IN, Jan 23 (MARKET WIRE) --
Enzyme Environmental Solutions (PINKSHEETS: EESO) announces today that
the letter of intent with Star Towers, Inc., Bo and Su Lee of Atlanta,
Georgia, is now ready to move into the negotiation of a contract phase.

The letter of intent was announced publicly by EESO in a press release
dated December 4, 2008. The release explained the pending relationship
between Enzyme Environmental Solutions and the Lees whose many projects
include both domestic and international development. One of their larger
domestic projects is the Star Towers project in Atlanta, GA
(www.star-towers.com).

The Letter of Intent directly relates to the Lees' work in South Korea
focusing on odor and garbage remediation with use of EESO's proprietary
technology, Pit Solution(R) and their FG-500(R), "an enzyme based compost
solution for food waste which will be sold primarily to restaurants to
eliminate food waste and pollution which has grown at an increasingly
alarming rate."

LPMC, the firm negotiating with EESO for the Lees, has secured the last
phase of testing to be completed in South Korea with a private firm. Also
participating in the final test are representatives of the South Korean
Government. The testing should be completed within two weeks. The tests
were expanded due to the initial LOI estimates of approximately
$28,500,000 over seven years, which has escalated an additional 85% which
equates to $52,725,000 over a seven-year period. Initially this includes
only a portion of companies that Star Towers, Inc. has entered into
negotiations with. The contract with Star Towers will include many areas
of South Korea. Hochstedler and the Lees are mutually satisfied thus far
with the proceedings.

Bo Lee, a Star Towers, Inc. founder, says, "We are very pleased with this
expansion and are looking forward to entering into this final phase. The
technology that Enzyme Environmental Solutions will provide is a
substantial if not entire remedy to the issues we face in South Korea and
we look forward to considering their solutions both domestically and
internationally as there seems to be a lot we will be able to do together
with our other business relationships."