Replies to post #19670 on UnifiedOnline Inc fka UOIP

[RFB]

Is this not awesome...best part is release does not even designate an interim CEO. Looking at this, I truly believe this was a reverse merger and CTC in Kansas City just wanted access to the market. Was likely talked under the radar that Rob would resign shortly after the merger. That along with the late filings and no news, I anticipate either a R/S and rename to come in line with CTC, or an all out delisting (but I think CTC wants access to capital markets, hence wont do that right away) Either way, the situation at IWEB over the past two to three years has been truly pathetic...all the way around, from execution, to sales, to share price.

[Goodbuddy4863]

Yes, I also saw that press Release this morning.

Evidently, He has had a change of heart or it was inadverently a Mis-Print.

Updated Yahoo web page:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=IWEB

Share Price is rising as I speak.
http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=IWEB+Interactive#symbol=iweb;range=1d;compare=;indicator=volume;charttype=area;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=off;source=undefined;

The Quarterly 10K is out, but a small 2013 loss compared to 2012 results only reflects the expense of the 2013 Expansion.
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/140114/iweb10-k.html


Correction:
Rob Howe did in fact resign from IWEB.
I just got this e-mail:

Robert M. Howe III Resigns from IceWEB to Pursue Other Interest

Sterling, Virginia — January 14, 2014 – IceWEB, Inc. (OTC BB:IWEB), www.iceweb.com, a leading provider of Unified Data Storage appliances for cloud and virtual environments, announced today, CEO Robert M. Howe III has resigned from the Company to pursue other interests.

“We are very appreciative of his many contributions during his time as CEO. Rob served as CEO through a very difficult time in the company’s history, stepping into the job following the untimely death of the Company’s CEO, John Signorello. Rob led the development of industry leading storage products and was instrumental in merging the company with Computers & Tele-Comm, Inc. (CTC), a state of the art wireless internet company. He leaves the company poised for success. We wish him the best in his new ventures,” said Chairman of the Board, Harold Compton."