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True Product ID, Inc. (OTCBB:TPDI) announced that the State General Administration for Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China ("AQSIQ") (www.aqsiq.gov.cn) has agreed to supplementary provisions to its project cooperation agreement with TPID's Chinese joint venture affiliate company, True Product ID Technology (Beijing) Limited ("TPID Beijing"), which establish details and a target pricing structure regarding the use of TPID's S-DNA and KMACK technologies for Chinese liquefied natural gas ("LNG") bottles, tanks, and other containers.



AQSIQ's supplementary provisions require TPID Beijing to provide a special equipment security/safety logo, and to implement a special equipment identification security management system, for LNG containers throughout China. Based on official Chinese records, AQSIQ projects that there are currently a total of 130 million LNG tanks in China and that total is expected to increase by approximately 10 percent every year. AQSIQ wants TPID Beijing to complete marking of the LNG containers nationwide within 3 years, with marking to begin immediately in select areas.

AQSIQ's supplementary provisions further require TPID Beijing to provide certain types of its proprietary S-DNA readers/scanners to approximately 25,000 LNG gas stations and 15,000 manufacturers throughout China and to integrate the stations and manufacturers into a special equipment identification security management system.

In its supplementary provisions, AQSIQ sets out certain "target" prices for TPID Beijing to provide (1) a special equipment identification security/safety logo for 130 million LNG tanks (a price for marking each LNG tank); (2) 50,000 of a certain type of its proprietary S-DNA readers/scanners; (3) 15,000 of another type of its proprietary S-DNA reader/scanner; and (4) an information management system for 50,000 platforms/ports for LNG gas stations, special equipment manufacturers and other entities in China.

Under the target prices set forth in its supplementary provisions, AQSIQ projects the total gross revenue over a 3-year period for the use of TPID's technology for LNG containers to be approximately 20.13 Billion Chinese Yuan, which according to www.xe.com, equates to approximately 2.67 Billion U.S. Dollars as of August 30, 2007. TPID has not yet completed its analysis as to what would be net revenues. TPID anticipates it will be in a better position to more fully ascertain the expenses needed to implement this LNG tank phase of the AQSIQ project cooperation agreement as more details are gathered during TPID Beijing's continued coordination and consultation with AQSIQ, provincial and local authorities, LNG gas stations, and special equipment manufacturers.

TPID expects to post a copy of and further information about the supplementary provisions on TPID websites. More specific details about the supplementary provisions will come as TPID Beijing works with AQSIQ to implement them.

About True Product ID

True Product ID produces integrators for anti-counterfeiting and security surveillance applications and is a provider of integrated tracking devices. The Company delivers turnkey solutions for governments, armed forces, and industry, through its own proprietary technology and through aggregating the technology, products, and services of third parties via licensing agreements and or joint ventures. For more information about True Product ID, Inc., go to http://www.tpid.net. For more information about True Product ID Technology (Beijing) Limited, go to http://www.trueproductid.com/.

SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT: This news release contains "forward-looking statements" that are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. "Forward-looking statements" describe future expectations, plans, results, or strategies and are generally preceded by words such as "future," "plan" or "planned," "will" or "should," "expected," "anticipates," "draft," "eventually" or "projected." You are cautioned that such statements are subject to a multitude of risks and uncertainties that could cause future circumstances, events, or results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements, including the risks that our products may not achieve customer acceptance or perform as intended, that we may be unable to obtain necessary financing to continue operations and development, and other risks. You should consider these factors in evaluating the forward-looking statements included herein, and not place undue reliance on such statements.
True Product ID, Inc.
610-608-9300
[e-mail]

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True Product ID, Inc. (OTCBB:TPDI) announced that the National Quality Inspection Department of the State General Administration for Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China ("AQSIQ") (www.aqsiq.gov.cn:eek has issued a circular that TPID's technology will be used in a 5-year AQSIQ plan to protect against the illegal production, circulation, and use of certain "special equipment" (the "Plan"). Among the "special equipment" referenced in the circular are liquefied gas tanks, oxygen tanks, and other pressurized containers and pipes, elevators, lift machinery; and equipment at large recreational facilities and automobile plants. The circular provides for the involvement of TPID's Chinese joint venture affiliate company, True Product ID Technology (Beijing) Limited ("TPID Beijing") in the development of national special equipment security identification standards (the "standards"), a special equipment identification information security management system (the "management system"), and a special equipment security/safety logo (the "logo"). Aspects of AQSIQ's Plan will be implemented in phases at the national, provincial, and municipal levels, starting with certain localities and types of special equipment. AQSIQ entered into a project cooperation agreement with TPID Beijing to provide technical support in connection with the promotion, further development, and implementation of the standards and other aspects of AQSIQ's Plan. AQSIQ also issued a notice and written materials to Chinese authorities about the Standards. TPID expects to post a copy of and further information about the circular, cooperation agreement, notice, and written materials on TPID websites. More specific details about AQSIQ's Plan and TPID Beijing's involvement therein will come as TPID Beijing works with AQSIQ to implement the Plan.



About True Product ID

True Product ID produces integrators for anti-counterfeiting and security surveillance applications and is a provider of integrated tracking devices. The Company delivers turnkey solutions for governments, armed forces, and industry, through its own proprietary technology and through aggregating the technology, products, and services of third parties via licensing agreements and or joint ventures. For more information about True Product ID, Inc., go to http://www.tpid.net. For more information about True Product ID Technology (Beijing) Limited, go to http://www.trueproductid.com/.

SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT: This news release contains "forward-looking statements" that are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. "Forward-looking statements" describe future expectations, plans, results, or strategies and are generally preceded by words such as "future," "plan" or "planned," "will" or "should," "expected," "anticipates," "draft," "eventually" or "projected." You are cautioned that such statements are subject to a multitude of risks and uncertainties that could cause future circumstances, events, or results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements, including the risks that our products may not achieve customer acceptance or perform as intended, that we may be unable to obtain necessary financing to continue operations and development, and other risks. You should consider these factors in evaluating the forward-looking statements included herein, and not place undue reliance on such statements.
True Product ID, Inc.
Richard Bendis, 215-496-8102
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EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEndLICH !!!!!!!!!!!

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Und warum 2 Threads hintereinander zur selben Bude?

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Damit mans auch nicht übersieht,
ist ja noch rech wenig im Focus dieser zukunftswert.
Die Chinesen kopieren ja wie verrückt,
da ist riesiges Potential meinert persönlichen meinung nach

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.391.849 von Wildschwein am 04.09.07 22:35:08

Assets (in Thousands of US dollars)
06/2006 06/2005 06/2004 06/2003 06/2002
Cash and Equivalents - 51 33 46 97
Marketable Securities - - - - -
Receivables - - - - -
Inventories - 297 237 250 177
Other Current Assets - - - - -
Total Current Assets - 347 270 303 281
Gross Fixed Assets - 111 111 87 78
Accumulated Depreciation - 57 40 25 13
Net Fixed Assets - 54 71 62 65
Intangibles 581 261 2,463 2,718 2,877
Other Non-Current Assets 313 234 233 226 222
Total Non-Current Assets 894 549 2,767 3,007 3,165
Total Assets 894 896 3,036 3,310 3,446
Liabilities (in Thousands of US dollars)
06/2006 06/2005 06/2004 06/2003 06/2002
Accounts Payable 539 211 335 450 97
Short Term Debt - 6 - - -
Other Current Liabilities - - - - -
Total Current Liabilities 539 217 400 511 308
Long Term Debt - - 2,244 2,256 2,277
Deferred Income Tax - - - - -
Other Non-Current Liabilities 698 473 351 - -
Minority Interest - - - - -
Total Non-Current Liabilities 698 473 2,594 2,256 2,277
Total Liabilities 1,237 690 2,994 2,768 2,586
Preferred Stock Equity - 0 - - -
Common Stock Equity -342 206 42 542 860
Total Equity -342 206 42 542 860
Total Liabililites & Stock Equity 894 896 3,036 3,310 3,446


Data provided by Hemscott Americas.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.391.849 von Wildschwein am 04.09.07 22:35:08

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SEC filings by 10kWizard Show All SEC Filings Section 16 Only (Forms 3,4,5)
Aug 17/07 15:55 Form 8-K TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Aug 17 (10K)
May 15/07 16:45 Form 10QSB TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Mar 31 (10K)
May 14/07 16:45 Form 8-K TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: May 14 (10K)
May 04/07 06:05 Form 8-K/A TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: May 03 (10K)
May 03/07 17:02 Form 8-K TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: May 03 (10K)
Apr 12/07 16:18 Form 8-K TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Apr 12 (10K)
Mar 15/07 13:35 Form 8-K TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Mar 15 (10K)
Feb 13/07 16:12 Form 10QSB TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Dec 31 (10K)
Jan 25/07 13:50 Form 8-K TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Jan 25 (10K)
Jan 10/07 06:06 Form 8-K TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Jan 09 (10K)
Dec 01/06 06:00 Form SC 13G TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. Filed by: BENDIS RICHARD A (10K)
Nov 20/06 16:55 Form 4 TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Nov 13 Filed by: BENDIS RICHARD A (10K)
Nov 20/06 16:45 Form 3 TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: May 25 Filed by: BENDIS RICHARD A (10K)
Nov 13/06 16:46 Form 10KSB/A TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Jun 30 (10K)
Nov 13/06 16:35 Form 10QSB TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Sep 30 (10K)
Nov 13/06 16:25 Form 8-K TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Nov 13 (10K)
Oct 27/06 12:27 Form NT 10-K/A TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Jun 30 (10K)
Oct 17/06 14:00 Form 10KSB/A TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Jun 30 (10K)
Oct 13/06 11:20 Form 10KSB TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Jun 30 (10K)
Sep 28/06 12:11 Form NT 10-K TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. For: Jun 30 (10K)

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.391.849 von Wildschwein am 04.09.07 22:35:08

True Product ID Inc (TPDI)

The Company produces integrators for anti-counterfeiting and security surveillance applications and is a provider of integrated tracking devices.

True Product ID Inc (TPDI)
2600 Centre Square West, 1500 Market Street Philadelphia, PA, US
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
CEO: Richard A. Bendis

[e-mail]
www.tpid.net

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UNITED STATES

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20549





FORM 8-K



CURRENT REPORT



Pursuant to Section 13 or 15(d) of

the Securities Exchange Act of 1934



Date of Report (Date of earliest event reported):

August 15, 2007



TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC. (FORMERLY ONTV, INC.)

(Exact name of registrant as specified in this charter)

Delaware
(State or other
jurisdiction of
incorporation) 000-29249
(Commission
File Number) 16-1499611
(IRS Employer
Identification no.)




2600 Center Square West, 1500 Market Street,

Philadelphia, PA

19102

(Address of Principal Executive Offices)

(Zip Code)



Registrant's Telephone Number, including area code: [phone]





NOT APPLICABLE

(Former Name or Former Address, if Changes Since Last Report)





Check the appropriate box below if the Form 8-K filing is intended to simultaneously satisfy the filing obligation of the registrant under any of the following provisions (see General Instruction A.2. below):



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Written communications pursuant to Rule 425 under the Securities Act (17 CFR 230.425)

[]

Soliciting material pursuant to Rule 142-12 under the Exchange Act (17 CFR 240.14a-12)

[]

Pre-commencement communications pursuant to Rule 14d-2(b) under the Exchange Act (17 CFR 240.14d-2(b))

[]

Pre-commencement communications pursuant to Rule 13e-4(c) under the Exchange Act (17 CFR 240.13e-4(c))







Item 1.01. Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement



As finally executed on August 16, 2007, the Registrant entered into an agreement with Li Ning, the CEO of the Registrant’s Chinese joint venture company affiliate, True Product ID Technology (Beijing) Limited (“TPID Beijing”), to issue Li Ning ten million (10,000,000) restricted common shares in return for his serving as a member of the Registrant’s board of directors and otherwise supporting the Registrant with regard to its initiatives in China. A copy of Registrant’s agreement with Li Ning is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.1.



On August 15, 2007, The MacKay Group Limited (“MKG”) executed a binding term sheet to provide the Registrant with a line of credit of up to One Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars (US$150,000) to help fund the initiatives and operations in China and the U.S. The terms and conditions were as follows:
Repayment Term: one (1) year commencing from the receipt of each tranche of Funds (the “Repayment Term”);
Interest: 12% compound interest per annum;
Prepayment: no prepayment without MKG’s approval
Convertibility:
At anytime during the Repayment Term, MKG has the right to convert the entire amount of principal and accrued interest or any portions thereof into shares of the Registrant at a share price equal to the lesser of: (a) the 70% of the share price at the close of the market as of receipt of funds; or (b) the terms extended by the Registrant to a funder making a total equity investment of at least US$2 million or in connection with a merger/acquisition or change in control (the “Convert Rate”);
Warrants: The Registrant shall issue to MKG without additional consideration warrants to purchase that number of shares of the Registrant’s common stock equal to the principal amounts advanced by MKG, exercisable at a share exercise price equal to the Convert Rate. The term for the warrants shall be five (5) years.





A copy of MKG’s Binding Term Sheet regarding its line of credit is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.2.



MKG also executed on August 15, 2007 a memorandum of understanding (“MOU”) with The Registrant, in which upon MKG’s request, the Registrant will repay MKG for monies which MKG advanced to or for the Registrant or TPID Beijing, between May 30, 2006 and August 1, 2007, to help support TPID Beijing’s operations in China (the “MKG Advanced China Funds”). To qualify for repayment, the MKG Advanced China Funds must be properly documented, must have been used solely for TPID JV and its operations related to the field of anti-counterfeiting and product authentication, and are subject to other requirements.



Under the MOU, MKG and the Registrant shall work in good faith to agree upon the repayment terms and conditions, which shall be memorialized in a definitive written agreement(s). The parties agree that the repayment arrangement shall come in the form of a convertible note with appropriate compound interest with warrants. The terms and conditions shall be, at a minimum, comparable to those the Registrant has given to funders as of August 1, 2007. In the event that MKG is provided repayment terms by the Registrant which are more advantageous than those extended to other funders as of August 1, the Registrant’s arrangement with other funders as of August 1, 2007 should be modified to provide the other funders with the same terms and conditions given by the Registrant to MKG. A copy of the memorandum of understanding between the Registrant and MKG is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.3.



According to financial records relating to TPID Beijing, to date MKG has advanced approximately US$1 million to or for TPID Beijing and its anti-counterfeiting/ product authentication operations, and consistent with the aforementioned Binding Term Sheet anticipates advancing additional significant funds to or for TPID Beijing. Funds





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advanced between May 30, 2006 and August 1, 2007 are subject to the documentation and other requirements in the MOU.



On August 16, 2007, the Registrant's Board authorized the Registrant to amend Bendis' and Mackay's executive employment and consulting agreements to give Bendis and MacKay the right, but not the obligation, to convert any monies they are owed by the Registrant under their executive employment and consulting agreements into the Registrant's common shares at a share price equal to the share price of the Registrant's common stock at the close of the market on August 3, 2007.





Item 5.02. Departure of Directors or Principal Officers; Election of Directors; Appointment of Principal Officers.



On August 17, 2007, the Registrant announced that it is relocating the Registrant’s operating offices, senior management and operations from the US to China to help deliver contract and technology initiatives in China (the “China Initiatives”). James MacKay will rejoin the Registrant as its chairman of the Board. Mr. MacKay has not only spearheaded the China Initiatives from the ground level in China, he, through an affiliate, The MacKay Group Limited, has funded, and/or arranged funding for, the China Initiatives to date approximately US$1,000,000. To deliver certain of the China Initiatives, Mr. MacKay, through The MacKay Group, has agreed to further fund the Registrant with a line of credit of up to US$150,000.



The Registrant’s leadership, both in the US and China, has strategized on the best way to capitalize on the China opportunities and with that common goal in mind, former Chairman Richard Bendis has worked closely with MacKay to restructure the base of the Registrant’s leadership to China. Bendis will voluntarily relinquish his director and officer positions in the best interest of maximizing the ability to focus the Registrant’s primary energy where the greatest opportunities lie, which is China. Bendis will continue, in the capacity of a consultant, his important role in helping to oversee the Registrant’s regulatory filings and financial reports, and will help facilitate the transition to new management.



To best deliver the China Initiatives, current Registrant director Sergio Luz, will also assume the position of the Registrant’s president, and the Honorable Li Ning, the CEO of TPID Beijing will join the Registrant’s Board. Luz and Li have worked with MacKay meeting key government, funding, industry and technology representatives in China in connection with the China Initiatives. Mr. Luz’s CV was set forth in the Registrant’s Form 8-K filed May 14, 2007, available on the US SEC’s website at http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1011550/0001121781070…

tpid8k51407.htm. Prior to his corporate career, Mr. Li Ning formerly served as a senior officer in the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). After graduating from the PLA Sports Institute, Mr. Li furthered his education at The Central Party School’s University of Economic Management. He later attended the School of Economics & Management at Kunming Polytechnic University, where he obtained his Masters of Economics. Before heading TPID Beijing, Mr. Li formerly served as Director of Guangzhou Bai Yi Technology Ltd., General Manager of Beijing Satellite Technology Center Limited, Executive CEO of Beijing Xin Wan Communications Ltd., Legal Representative of Yunnan Security System Integration Ltd, General Manager of Beijing Yi Jun Investment Management Limited, and Chairman and Legal Representative of Beijing Xinyun Zexin Technology Limited.



On August 17, 2007, the Registrant issued a press release regarding the above changes in its executive management and Board, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.4.



The reader is cautioned to read the press release and other attached documents in their entirety.








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Item 9.01. Financial Statements, Pro forma Financial Information and Exhibits.



(c) Exhibits



Exhibits

Description



99.1

Director Compensation Agreement between the Honorable Li Ning and True Product ID, Inc.,

finally executed on August 16, 2007



99.2

Binding Term Sheet between The MacKay Group Limited and True Product ID, Inc., finally

executed on August 15, 2007



99.3

Memorandum of Understanding between The MacKay Group Limited and True Product ID,

Inc., finally executed on August 15, 2007



99.4

Press Release dated August 17, 2007





















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SIGNATURES



Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned thereunto duly authorized.









True Product ID, Inc.









By /s/ Sergio Luz



Sergio Luz

President







Date: August 17, 2007











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[TRANSLATED FROM CHINESE; FINALLY EXECUTED AUGUST 16, 2007]



May 11, 2007



Honorable Li Ning



RE:

Consulting Services; Appointment to Mr. Li Ning, CEO of TPID Beijing, (ID Card number: 44010619591227007x) as TPID US Board of Director



Dear Honorable Li Ning:



This will confirm that True Product ID, Inc. (“TPID US”) is honored to invite you to join its Board of Directors (“Board”) and that you have graciously accepted. In accepting such an appointment to the Board, under US law relating to directors of public companies, you will owe certain fundamental fiduciary duties to TPID US, including the duty not to act against TPID US’ interests, the duty to maintain its confidential information, and the duty not to compete against TPID US.

In addition, according to US law relating to directors of public companies, once you become the member of the board, you are entitled to the same salary, benefit and rights provided by the company as other board members. The process of the appointment will strictly follow the proper legal procedure for all related issues. Our company will also record and report your income tax in form 1099 for US revenue department, and we will have a copy of US revenue department and our consultants.

This agreement will confirm that TPID US has also engaged you as a consultant to help support TPID US in China. In return, you will receive 10 million restricted shares of TPID US, which will be issued in accordance with the terms in the attachment to this letter agreement.



This letter constitutes the entire agreement and attachment between TPID US and yourself.



If you agree, please execute this letter below and return same to me.



Respectfully,





RICHARD A. BENDIS

JAMES MACKAY

Chairman, CEO & President

Chairman



AGREED TO:





__________________________________

Dated: May 11, 2007

HONORABLE LI NING



True Product ID, Inc.

1500 Market Street

2600 Centre Square West, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 USA

Tel: [phone]; Fax: [phone]; www.tpid.net







[TRANSLATED FROM CHINESE; FINALLY EXECUTED ON AUGUST 16, 2007]



ATTACHMENT TO MAY 11, 2007 LETTER and SUB-AGREEMENT

BETWEEN TPID US AND LI NING, CEO OF TPID BEIJING



Schedule for Issuance of 10 Million Restricted Shares of True Product ID, Inc. (“TPID US”) to Mr. Li Ning, CEO of TPID (Beijing) Limited. (ID card number in China: 44010619591227007x), it is in effect and irrevocable since TPID US has signed the letter agreement with TPID (Beijing) Limited on May 11 of 2007, and meanwhile, we can transfer ownership of the shares by legal procedure at any time.



Three parties signing on the attachment to subsidiary provisions shall strictly implement the May 11, 2007 letter agreement and contents of attachment to subsidiary provisions. Any party who breaks terms of the above two agreements shall bear responsibility for non-compliance and all economic compensation for parties observing the terms.



Restricted schedule of selling the shares:



(1). After 8 months of signing in effect of this letter agreement, allowed to sell 5,000,000 shares;



And



(2). After 12 months of signing in effect of this letter agreement, allowed to sell the remaining 5,000,000 shares.



The above time restriction, if American securities law allowed, TPID US agreed to make the restriction shares become unrestricted in the shortest time.

All of these shares are subjected to full authority to Mr. Li Ning, the share rights does not restricted in keeping, selling, loan securing, transferring, bestowal, inheritance, etc.





RICHARD A. BENDIS

JAMES MACKAY

Chairman, CEO & President

Chairman

Dated: August 16, 2007



AGREED TO:





_________________________________________

Dated: May 11, 2007

Respected Li Ning, CEO of TPID (Beijing) Limited.





True Product ID, Inc.

1500 Market Street

2600 Centre Square West, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 USA

Tel: [phone]; Fax: [phone]; www.tpid.net







BINDING TERM SHEET



The MacKay Group Limited (MKG) agrees to provide to True Product ID, Inc. (TPID US) a line of credit in the amount of up to US$150,000 in accordance with the following terms and conditions, which are agreed to by TPID US:



·

Repayment Term: one (1) year commencing from the receipt of each tranche of

Funds (the “Repayment Term”);

·

Interest: 12% compound interest per annum;

·

Prepayment: no prepayment without MKG’s approval

·

Convertibility:

o

At anytime during the Repayment Term, MKG has the right to convert the entire amount of principal and accrued interest or any portions thereof into TPID US shares at a share price equal to the lesser of: (a) the 70% of the share price at the close of the market as of receipt of funds; or (b) the terms extended by TPID US to a funder making a total equity investment of at least US$2 million or in connection with a merger/acquisition or change in control (the “Convert Rate”);

·

Warrants: TPID US shall issue to MKG without additional consideration

warrants to purchase that number of shares of TPID US common stock equal to

the principal amounts advanced by MKG, exercisable at a share exercise price equal to the Convert Rate. The term for the warrants shall be five (5) years;



TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC.





BY:____________________________



RICHARD A. BENDIS

Chairman, CEO, and President



THE MACKAY GROUP LIMITED





BY:____________________________



JAMES MACKAY

Chairman



Dated: August 15, 2007





MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING



Between May 30, 2006 (the date of the completion of the dividend of ONTV shares to SSTY shareholders and the effective formation of an independent entity called TPID US) and August 1, 2007, The MacKay Group Limited (MKG) has forwarded funds to or for TPID US’s Chinese JV affiliated entity, TPID Beijing, to help support TPID Beijing’s operations in China (the “MKG Advanced China Funds”).



This will confirm the agreement between TPID US and MKG that if requested by MKG, TPID US will pay MKG back for the appropriate portion of the MKG Advanced Funds, provided that:



·

The repayment is permitted by applicable law;

·

TPID US is provided proper documentation of each portion of the MKG Advanced China Funds;

·

There is a proper factual and legal basis to charge TPID US with the obligation to repay each portion of the MKG Advanced China Funds as a result of the JV Agreement between STA/SSTY and Suneray; TPID US’s contractual rights and obligations under the Master License Agreement between SSTY and ONTV, TPID US’s acquisition of 40% of the Chinese JV under its Restructuring Agreement with SSTY, STA and William Chan, and/or TPID US’s acquisition of 20% of the Chinese JV from Sichuan Valencia Trading Limited. TPID US’s repayment obligations should be on a pro rata basis consistent with its ownership in the Chinese JV;

·

Each portion of the MKG Advanced China Funds was used solely for the Chinese JV and its operations related to the field of anti-counterfeiting and product authentication, which is the primary business of TPID US, and not for any entity or field, business, purpose, or use unrelated to anti-counterfeiting and product authentication, including Versacard, Biofield, or the MKG and predecessors;

·

To the extent that TPID US repays any portion of the MKG Advanced China Funds, TPID US must receive appropriate and due credit for each repaid portion vis-à-vis its ownership and other interests in the Chinese JV, which shall be properly reflected in the Chinese JV records and books and any and all applicable official Chinese records and accounts, which shall be properly verified and corroborated by TPID US auditors;

·

To the extent that any portion of the MKG Advanced China Funds are also claimed by SSTY to have been paid by SSTY, MKG shall finally resolve any and all issues with SSTY so that TPID US shall not be simultaneously and concurrently obligated to SSTY and MKG with respect to the same portion of the MKG Advanced China Funds.



Repayment Terms



MKG and TPID US shall work in good faith to agree upon the repayment terms and conditions, which shall be memorialized in a definitive written agreement(s). They agree that the repayment arrangement shall come in the form of a convertible note with appropriate compound interest with warrants. The terms and conditions shall be, at a minimum, comparable to those TPID US has given to funders as of August 1, 2007. In





the event that MKG is provided terms by TPID US which are more advantageous than those extended to other funders as of August 1, 2007, TPID US’s arrangement with the other funders as of August 1, 2007 should be modified to provide the other funders with the same terms and conditions given by TPID US to MKG.



TRUE PRODUCT ID, INC.





BY:____________________________



RICHARD A. BENDIS

Chairman, CEO, and President



THE MACKAY GROUP LIMITED





BY:____________________________



JAMES MACKAY

Chairman



Dated: August 15, 2007








True Product ID Restructures Its Management and Board; Changes Reflect Need To Focus Base Of Operations In Mainland China.

Company Also Announces MacKay Group Funding for TPID US and China JV and Details Of Company’s Plan To Deliver Its Solutions Worldwide.
Friday August 17, 2007 9:00 am ET

BEIJING & PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--August 17, 2007 -- True Product ID, Inc. (“TPID US”) (TPID:OB) announced that it is relocating the Company’s operating offices, senior management and operations from the US to China to help deliver contract and technology initiatives in China (the “China Initiatives”). James MacKay will rejoin the Company as its chairman of the Board. Mr. MacKay has not only spearheaded the China Initiatives from the ground level in China, he, through an affiliate, The MacKay Group Limited, has funded, and/or arranged funding for, the China Initiatives to date in excess of US$1,000,000. To deliver certain of the China Initiatives, Mr. MacKay, through The MacKay Group, has agreed to further fund the Company with a line of credit of up to US$150,000. The terms of this line of credit are detailed in the Company’s upcoming Form 8-K.



TPID leadership, both in the US and China, has strategized on the best way to capitalize on the China opportunities and with that common goal in mind, former Chairman Richard Bendis has worked closely with MacKay to restructure the base of the Company’s leadership to China. Bendis will voluntarily relinquish his director and officer positions in the best interest of maximizing the ability to focus the Company’s primary energy where the greatest opportunities lie, which is China.



To best deliver the China Initiatives, current TPID US Board director Sergio Luz, will also assume the position of Company president, and Li Ning, the CEO of the Company’s Chinese joint venture affiliate, True Product ID Technology (Beijing) Limited, will join the Company’s Board. Luz and Li have worked with MacKay meeting key government, funding, industry and technology representatives in China in connection with the China Initiatives. Their CVs are set forth in the Form 8-Ks the Company has filed or will file. Previous Company Chairman, CEO, and President Richard Bendis will continue, in the capacity of a consultant, his important role in helping to oversee the Company’s regulatory filings and financial reports, and will help facilitate the transition to new management.





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Richard Bendis stated: “The Company’s immediate need to physically be ‘on the ground’ in China, dictated this transfer of operational and executive control. Events are occurring at a pace that requires immediate actions and reactions to make the daily decisions that can only be effectively managed on the local level in China. As an officer, director and shareholder of the Company, I fully support this relocation as clearly being needed at this time to ensure the future growth of the Company and to increase shareholder value.”



James MacKay, stated: “Richard Bendis did a wonderful job for this company and its shareholders and his contributions have helped solidify TPID’s ability to thrive and grow in both the near and long term. As a shareholder I wish to thank him for all he has done.”



MacKay went on to add: “It’s always a good sign when members of the Board and/or company executives themselves invest directly in the companies they serve, and that is the case here. For some time now, through The MacKay Group, we have personally invested over $1,000,000 into TPID to fund the China joint venture operations to ensure the viability of the JV at a time when TPID US was unable to provide the necessary level of funding in a timely manner.”



Messrs. MacKay, Luz and Li will deliver the “hands-on” oversight in China that is mandated by the present market conditions. Given MacKay’s strategic connections in China, the contracts at hand in China, and the market demand for TPID’s state-of-the-art technology, including its Synthetic DNA (SDNA) and KMACK software technology, MacKay, Luz, and Li will be better positioned to continue to meet with leading providers of complimentary anti-counterfeiting technology from the US and Europe.



The Company also revealed that it plans to enter into joint ventures, mergers, licensing and/or other related types of business relationships with existing and established companies already in the anti-counterfeiting/authentication industry worldwide, but who are not yet in China. TPID will cross-license its technology with those other companies, to the benefit of both. Through these arrangements, TPID will acquire the rights to other complementary solutions to better tailor customized solutions for its Chinese clientele, and will gain access to other territories worldwide without having to spend the time and expense of creating and funding entry into markets outside of China for TPID’s products. The Company believes that these types of arrangements will solidify TPID’s position as a bridge between the East and the West in this industry and expand the Company’s reach without the financial burdens customarily associated with entering new markets.



About True Product ID



2600 Centre Square West, 1500 Market Street

Philadelphia, PA 19102

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True Product ID produces integrators for anti-counterfeiting and security surveillance applications and is a provider of integrated tracking devices. The Company delivers turnkey solutions for governments, armed forces, and industry, through its own proprietary technology and through aggregating the technology, products, and services of third parties via licensing agreements and or joint ventures. For more information about True Product ID, Inc., go to http://www.tpid.net. For more information about True Product ID Technology (Beijing) Limited, go to http://www.trueproductid.com/.

SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT: This news release contains "forward-looking statements" that are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. "Forward-looking statements" describe future expectations, plans, results, or strategies and are generally preceded by words such as "future," "plan" or "planned," "will" or "should," "expected," "anticipates," "draft," "eventually" or "projected." You are cautioned that such statements are subject to a multitude of risks and uncertainties that could cause future circumstances, events, or results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements, including the risks that our products may not achieve customer acceptance or perform as intended, that we may be unable to obtain necessary financing to continue operations and development, and other risks. You should consider these factors in evaluating the forward-looking statements included herein, and not place undue reliance on such statements.


Contact:

True Product ID, Inc.

Richard Bendis, 215-496-8102

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Headlines
Sep 04/07 08:30 AQSIQ Establishes Details and Target Pricing Structure Regarding Use of True Product ID's Technology For Chinese Liquefied Natural Gas Containers (BIZ)
Aug 27/07 09:00 Chinese Government Agency To Use True Product ID's S-DNA/KMACK Technology In Chinese Special Equipment Security/Safety Plan (BIZ)
Aug 21/07 09:00 True Product ID in Strategic Partnership with AMCO Plastics: TPID-AMCO's Anti-Counterfeiting Technology Already on More Than 1 Million FIFA Women's World Cup Tickets (BIZ)
Aug 17/07 09:00 True Product ID Restructures Its Management and Board; Changes Reflect Need To Focus Base Of Operations In Mainland China (BIZ)

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Time(EST) Open High Low Close Volume
Sep-07-2007 0.0500 0.0550 0.0500 0.0510 161,750
Sep-06-2007 0.0520 0.0550 0.0500 0.0550 236,300
Sep-05-2007 0.0640 0.0640 0.0500 0.0520 225,342
Sep-04-2007 0.0500 0.0640 0.0500 0.0640 650,140
Aug-31-2007 0.0500 0.0520 0.0500 0.0500 204,497
Aug-30-2007 0.0480 0.0500 0.0480 0.0500 230,400
Aug-29-2007 0.0550 0.0550 0.0460 0.0470 224,500
Aug-28-2007 0.0470 0.0700 0.0470 0.0500 323,280
Aug-27-2007 0.0500 0.0500 0.0460 0.0470 313,722
Aug-24-2007 0.0460 0.0500 0.0460 0.0460 130,200
Aug-23-2007 0.0460 0.0500 0.0460 0.0460 284,800
Aug-22-2007 0.0480 0.0560 0.0450 0.0450 619,924
Aug-21-2007 0.0380 0.0470 0.0380 0.0440 508,100
Aug-20-2007 0.0500 0.0500 0.0400 0.0410 605,621
Aug-17-2007 0.0600 0.0600 0.0500 0.0500 489,950
Aug-16-2007 0.0550 0.0600 0.0550 0.0600 336,800
Aug-15-2007 0.0500 0.0640 0.0500 0.0600 550,000
Aug-14-2007 0.0530 0.0530 0.0470 0.0470 168,500
Aug-13-2007 0.0550 0.0600 0.0500 0.0530 254,000
Aug-10-2007 0.0600 0.0600 0.0510 0.0550 232,506
Aug-09-2007 0.0600 0.0600 0.0560 0.0600 102,500
Aug-08-2007 0.0700 0.0700 0.0600 0.0600 175,000
Aug-07-2007 0.0650 0.0800 0.0650 0.0680 346,252
Aug-06-2007 0.0550 0.0740 0.0550 0.0650 799,500
Aug-03-2007 0.0500 0.0500 0.0480 0.0480 147,850
Aug-02-2007 0.0510 0.0550 0.0460 0.0500 399,600
Aug-01-2007 0.0600 0.0600 0.0500 0.0500 550,500
Jul-31-2007 0.0510 0.0650 0.0500 0.0600 639,650
Jul-30-2007 0.0510 0.0520 0.0450 0.0450 239,748
Jul-27-2007 0.0600 0.0600 0.0570 0.0570 1,629,000
Jul-26-2007 0.0570 0.0680 0.0570 0.0580 570,00

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Frequently Asked Questions


Why Counterfeiting?
First of all, global trade losses due to counterfeiting account for up to 9% of world trade – or over € 400 billion. Apart from the most frequently pirated premium and luxury brands, counterfeiters are diversifying away from luxury goods into everyday consumer products including babyfood, shampoo and cosmetics, auto parts and electronic components. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that counterfeit drugs account for 10% of all medicines, with the number rising to 60% in many developing countries. A survey in Nigeria revealed that 80% of the drugs distributed in major pharmacies in Lagos were counterfeit. In India between 15 and 20% of the market is occupied by fake medicines. To add to that, 1 in 3 CDs is counterfeit. Around the world an estimated 36% of music CDs and cassettes sold are pirated (5 billion units). The MPAA estimates Asia accounts for 77% of worldwide DVD piracy. In India 37% of replacement car parts are counterfeit. 2% of the 26 million aircraft parts sold each year are counterfeit.

How does that effect different industries?
Many industries are affected for the worse. The car industry is a perfect example. Globally, the car industry loses more than €12 billion to counterfeiting, resulting in the loss of 750,000 jobs, according to the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association. Annual losses caused by counterfeiting of European cosmetics now exceed €3 billion.

Does counterfeiting effect the economy at all?
In the European Union job loss: Counterfeiting and piracy leads to an average loss of 100,000 jobs per year in the EU. Companies’ loose revenue due to piracy and this has cost the EU €9 billion a year between 1998 and 2001. The European Commission estimates that this has doubled again since 2001. Rampant counterfeiting: Counterfeiting is rampant in the EU and is the cause of significant annual revenue loss in many sectors including (Global Counterfeiting Group, 2000) Perfume and toiletries: 7.2% annual loss, Pharmaceuticals: 5.8% annual loss and Toys and Sports: 11.5% annual loss

Does counterfeiting have an impact on my health?
In 2001 illicit vodka containing methyl alcohol killed 80 people in Estonia. Not enough, how about fake baby milk? Fake baby milk alone has caused the death of dozens of children in China and lead to acute malnutrition of 200 others. Furthermore, The state-controlled Shenzhen Evening News estimates that 192,000 people died in China as a result of fake drugs in 2001.

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applications & solutions


Intellectual Property
TPID (Beijing) has applied for a PRC patent and has retained the leading IP law firm in China, CCPIT Patent & Trademark Law Office, the largest full-service intellectual property law firm in China. CCPIT has over 330 staff including more than150 patent and trademark attorneys with proven success in patent, trademark, copyright, unfair competition litigation as well as other intellectual property related matters. TPID US has retained Mr. Joshua R. Slavitt of Synnestvedt & Lechner LLP – a Philadelphia intellectual property law firm, to protect all of TPID’s and its affiliates’ intellectual property globally.

THE PRODUCTS:

Synthetic DNA (S-DNA)
TPID’s marking process involves the application of a combination of inorganic elements. These elements penetrate the surface of an object and a molecular bond is formed. The method of application can vary depending on the item to be tagged. Coded elements can be placed on an object using a colorless carrier rendering them invisible to the human eye, or can include a fluorescent element so that they glow under UV light. The specific ratios of elements that comprise the synthetic DNA create a unique identity code for a given client, or a specific product, division, or product run within the client’s area of concern. The number of potential mix ratios or identity codes is in the billions.

Depending on the surface structure, a high percentage of the chemical penetrates and bonds with the item’s molecular structure. Once the synthetic DNA (S-DNA) has entered the item, its removal, whether by chemical solvent or abrasion, is extremely difficult. Total removal of the S-DNA that has penetrated the item is extremely difficult. TPID has tested and proven our capability to introduce a synthetic DNA into a product during the manufacturing process. This enables us to invisibly attach a “fingerprint to the product via synthetic DNA which can be applied to industrial parts, apparel, consumer electronics, jewelry, CD-ROMs, sporting goods, as well as currency.

Handheld Scanners/ Analyzers
Like the common commercial bar code scanner, TPID’s wireless hand-held analyzer is used to identify synthetic DNA codes. This analysis when combined with the KMACK system can identify, for example, the legitimate owner of the marked item, the production run from which it originated and whether the product is genuine or a counterfeit.

- Product identification & authentication is based on two types of distinct technologies: taggant and detection device technology.

- This turnkey system enables brand owners (OEM’s) the ability to reduce liability, protect brand integrity, increase profitability and protect customer confidentiality.

- TPID taggant includes tags that can be (optionally) read by a number of different reader types including:

- XRF as well as Infa-Red (IR), scanners can read individual items for on the spot verification of a product’s authenticity.

- Marker Systems uses microscopic particles< Optical/Audible System uses multi-functional additives Elemental System – Elemental Additive Particle Pattern – Standard 2D bar code scanner

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Company Overview



True Product ID (OTC Bulletin Board: TPDI) delivers anti-counterfeiting turnkey solutions to governments, armed forces, and industry, through its own proprietary technology and through aggregating the technology, products, and services of third parties via licensing agreements and joint ventures.

True Product ID (hereafter TPID) is on track to be the world leader in the provision of anti-counterfeiting, brand and product authentication, and security products and services.
The True Product ID authentication solution is an integrated management system based on synthetic taggant technology, in which specific taggants are formulated to tag target objects for identification and authentication. Our higher end solutions also employ a proprietary supporting computer database and application (KMAC) to manage inspections, as well as collect and analyze data from scanners in the field for trend spotting and responsive action. While not limited to exclusively one solution for anti-counterfeiting technology, TPID continues to explore the technology market for novel anti-counterfeiting solutions in addition to taggant or scanning technology.

The TPID authentication management system is comprised of a suite of world-class technologies, representing years of empirical research and application to the business of authentication. TPID’s technology is both focused on commercial and civil applications, and applies to a wide range of businesses plagued by piracy and IP violations, everything from cigarettes to pharmaceuticals, and from auto parts to currency, TPID’s cutting-edge technology ultimately provides commercial or government end-users with the authentication technology needed to protect brand integrity and revenue capture from piracy.
One of our tagging techniques is Synthetic DNA (S-DNA). This involves developing a taggant based upon elements and placing that tag on or in the product or item to be scanned. Both the physical and chemical properties of S-DNA are extremely stable. It is free of toxicity or pollution because only a very small volume is used, resistant to high temperature and abrasion, strong acid and strong alkaline, the S-DNA does not dissolve in common solvents. Owing to its strong permeability, S-DNA bonds to all objects on a molecular level with the exception of cut glass and diamonds.

Without changing the original production process or adding any facilities, the manufacturer only needs to apply S-DNA elemental taggant of different proportion on different positions on the products (directly on the product itself or on its packaging material) as information points, and then use a micro-intelligent analysis system to authenticate the product information. The analysis and management of the taggant information through the data management system can effectively and economically protect the products against counterfeiting and duplication.

Another TPID tagging technology involves designing a molecule that responds to certain Infra-Red or Ultra-Violet light. This tag is also highly specialized and similar to S-DNA is extremely difficult to copy or fake.

The last TPID tagging technology implements a technology known as particle pattern recognition and verification. Each product is printed with a two-dimensional data matrix that contains information about a random particle pattern located somewhere on the package as well. The scanner then reads the data matrix and the particle pattern and submits this information to KMAC or another central database. That data can contain information related to the product/location and whether or not the product is fake or real. KMAC can then determine if that serial number for “appropriateness.” For example, if the same product serial number passes through a scan point more than once, one of them MUST be a counterfeit.

The customized information of a given tagged object is stored in KMAC, the data management system. This system is able to detect all information related to the identity of the tagged object at any time or location with extremely high accuracy.

To ensure the highest level of security, the TPID tagging system involves stacking tags. That is, multiple technologies are used to generate a single tag, making it extremely difficult to copy or spoof. This combined with the real time power of KMAC to provide back-end verification, yields the most advanced anti-counterfeit solution in the world.

The TPID authentication management system can be widely applied to various goods or products such as medicine, food, apparel, tobacco, alcohol, vehicle parts, cosmetics, electronic components, jewelry, art and cultural artifacts, athletic merchandise, as well as financial instruments such as currency, checks, or receipts. TPID’s proprietary authentication system is multi-functional and can serve as a means to tag materials and products at each step in the supply chain, from tagging raw materials and products during the manufacturing process to, post-production movement of products from transport to distribution to end-users. Above all, TPID’s authentication and tracking system is well suited to law enforcement by, for example, customs agents preventing smuggling, thwarting counterfeiting of financial documents and currency, and curtailing piracy of high-end manufactured goods.

Counterfeit, by definition, denotes the copying, imitation, or forging of an article by a perpetrator who lacks the legal right to do so, and with the express purpose of deceiving or defrauding. Counterfeiting encompasses violation of intellectual property (IP) rights that are legally enshrined in patents (linked with inventions); copyright (covering literary, musical, artistic works, and software); trademarks (including words, brands, and logos), industrial designs and other forms of IP.

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Articles of Interest




Supply Chain Management: Foiling Fakes (04.12.07)
China Tightens Anti-Piracy Enforcement (04.06.07)
China's Auto Parts Industry Called To Improve Production (02/14/05)
Chinese-Made Auto Components Consumption To Reach $58 Billion By 2009
The Emergence of the Chinese and Indian Automobile Industries and Implications for other Developing Countries
Auto Market Update
China’s Impact On The U.S. Automotive Industry

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Management Team China




Li Ning – President
Prior to his corporate career, Mr. Li Ning formerly served as a senior officer in the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). Currently, he is a member of the Communist Party of China (CPC). After graduating from the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Sports Institute, Mr. Li furthered his education at The Central Party School’s University of Economic Management. He later attended the School of Economics & Management at Kunming Polytechnic University, where he obtained his Masters of Economics. Before his position as President of TPID (Beijing), Mr. Li formerly served as Director of Guangzhou Bai Yi Technology Ltd, General Manager of Beijing Satellite Technology Center Limited, Executive CEO of Beijing Xin Wan Communications Ltd, Legal Representative of Yunnan Security System Integration Ltd, General Manager of Beijing Yi Jun Investment Management Limited, Chairman and Legal Representative of Beijing Xinyun Zexin Technology Limited.


Zeng Yi – Managing Director
Mr. Zeng Yi graduated from the School of Chemical Engineering at Kunming Polytechnic University with a degree in engineering science. Following graduation, he completed a postgraduate degree in Human Resource Management at Beijing University Department of Psychology. Mr. Zeng Yi is a member of the Communist Party of China (CPC). Before joining TPID Beijing, Mr. Zeng Yi served as Director of the Office of the Organization Department of CPC Beijing’s Western City District Party Committee. At Beijing Finance Street Development Corporation, he served both as Manager of the Administrative Personnel Department, as well as President of the Union. In addition, Mr. Zeng was Beijing Xinaote Group’s Director of Personnel and General Party Branch Secretary, Manager and Marketing Director of the Group’s businesses in the southwestern region of China. Mr. Zeng serves as TPID (Beijing)’s Managing Director, and is in charge of the company's technology research and development, and technical cooperation work.
Zhang Jian Yong – Vice Chairman
Mr. Zhang graduated from the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Luoyang Foreign Languages Institute in 1973. He served as an executive officer of the PLA Luoyang Foreign Languages Institute, a unit of the PLA General Staff Department. In addition to his vast experience in operations management, Mr. Zhang also has an extensive personal network. As Vice Chairman of TPID (Beijing), he is primarily in charge of Administrative, Diplomatic and International Business affairs.
Chu Hang – Manager
Mr. Chu served successive tenures as Executive Officer of Technology Development in the People's Republic of China Communications Technology Bureau. Additionally, he also served as General Manager of China New Technology Development Company, CEO of Jinhua International Transport Limited, CEO of Huizhong International Limited, CEO of Sida Shipping Enterprises Limited and CEO of Tianhui Holdings Limited. Equipped with a wealth of marketing experience, Mr. Chu is currently in charge of market development at TPID (Beijing).
Zuo Lie – Manager
A graduate from Beijing Jiaotong University’s School of Economic Management, Mr. Zuo has a degree in Management Economics. He has close to sixteen years of experience in the areas of economics, finance and investment. He has served in the senior management of several corporations. Mr. Zuo formerly served as Deputy Director of Fund Planning in the China Rural Development Trust Fund Company. In addition, Mr. Zuo served as Director of China Construction Bank’s Headquarters, Project Manager of Equity Management at China Xinda Asset Management Corporation, Investment Manager of Yunnan Fu Bang Technology Industrial Co. Ltd, Investment Manager of Beijing Zhong He Jie Chuang Investment Management Company, CEO of Beijing Lian Kuo Investment Management Limited and Vice-Chairman of Beijing Xin Wan Communications Limited. At TPID (Beijing), Mr. Zuo is in charge of Corporate Financial Planning.
Ding Wen Jie – Manager
Mr. Ding graduated from the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Luoyang Foreign Languages Institute. He served as an executive officer of the PLA Luoyang Foreign Languages Institute, and also taught at the Foreign Languages Institute. In addition, Mr. Ding was General Manager of Sitong Industrial Group Corporation, Manager of Beijing Xin Tai Ke Technology Development Corporation and General Manager of Beijing Taide Chinese Electromechanical Equipment Private Limited. Equipped with twenty years of marketing experience, Mr. Ding is in charge of TPID (Beijing)’s Corporate Development.
Li De Cheng – Manager
Before joining TPID (Beijing), Mr. Li served as General Manager of 5808 Factory Sales Company, General Manager of the Hubei Cheng Guang Group Sales Company, Vice President and Marketing Director of Beijing Chinese Security Products Online. In addition, he was also General Manager of Beijing Public Security Technology Antwerp Limited, General Manager of Beijing Zhong Hong An Te Security Technology Company, Deputy Director of Chinese Special Printing Professional Security Industry Association Committee and Deputy Director of Chinese Security Industry Association Stickers Printing Branch. At TPID (Beijing), Mr. Li is in charge of market development.

Ni Dan Su – Manager
Mr. Ni was an executive officer of the Cosco and China Merchants Group. In addition to his training as international timber engineer, he formerly served as a manager of Pan-Pacific Technology’s Sales Department, which is affiliated with the Tong Mei Group. At TPID (Beijing), Mr. Ni is in charge of market development.




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Other Information


TPID Update,


The following is a list of signed contracts and agreements that TPID has entered into. We have included a brief description of the contract or agreement and the basic description of TPID’s role. We have not included quantities or pricing, as it will be reflected in our future financial statements. The majority of these contracts will begin being fulfilled in TPID’s third quarter which begins in January, 2007. We will continue to update this list on a regular basis and issue press releases on significant TPID orders and events as they occur. I am encouraged by the acceptance of TPID’s technology by many diverse industries and companies. A partial list of agreements and contracts is as follows:

THE PRODUCTS:

Signed Contracts / Agreements:
Company: China Federation of Industry and Commerce Auto & Motorbike Parts Chamber Of Commerce (AMP)
Type of Contract: Partnership Contract
Specifications: S-DNA Elemental Taggant Technology and products will be used by the Chinese government as an intellectual property protection tool on automobiles and motorcycles manufactured in China.

Company: Harbin Dazhong Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Type of Contract: Agent Order Contract
Specifications: TPID’s S-DNA Elemental Taggant Technology and products will be used on Harbin’s pharmaceuticals and medical products. Harbin is a client of Jilin Health Island Medicine Science & Technology Development Co., Ltd, who is a sales agent of TPID.

Company: Beijing Hesky Technology Co.,Ltd
Type of Contract: Order Contract
Specifications: TPID’s S-DNA Elemental Taggant Technology and products will be used on Beijing Hesky’s invisible earphone detector products and their packagings.

Company: Jilin Health Island Medicine Science & Technology Development Co., Ltd
Type of Contract: Sales Agency Contract
Specifications: Jilin will act as a sales agent of TPID to jointly popularize and distribute TPID’s S-DNA Elemental Taggant Technology and products in the fields of pharmacy and building materials in the Three Northeastern Provinces.

Company: Hainan Yayuan Anti-Counterfeiting Co., Ltd
Type of Contract: Technical Services Contract
Specifications: Both TPID and Hainan will provide China Federation of Industry and Commerce Auto & Motorbike Parts Articles for Use Chamber Of Commerce (AMP) with anti-counterfeiting tags for its motorbikes and automobiles. Hainan will be responsible for the production and printing of anti-counterfeiting tags for AMP. TPID will be responsible for the application of its S-DNA Elemental Taggant Technology for AMP.

Company: Helida (Xinyang) Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd
Type of Contract: Technical Services Contract
Specifications: TPID will provide Helida with its S-DNA Elemental Taggant Technology products and services for use on Helida’s pharmaceutical products.

Company: Beijing Consumer Alliance Consulting Center
Type of Contract: Technical Services Contract
Specifications: TPID’s S-DNA Elemental Taggant Technology is used on one of Beijing Consumer Alliance Consulting Center’s members – Zheng An Medical Treatment Co., Ltd.

Company: Sichuan Province Prevention Technology Extending Committee, affiliated with Sichuan Agriculture University Technology Co., Ltd
Type of Contract: Partnering Contract
Specifications: Sichuan is an agricultural company and it will engage TPID’s technology to tag its seed packages.

Company: China Technology Intelligence Monitoring Association
Type of Contract: Partnering Contract
Specifications: China Technology Intelligence Monitoring Association agrees to list TPID’s S-DNA Elemental Taggant Technology as one of the recognized anti-counterfeiting technology, and help to promote and publicize TPID’s technology.

Company: Hainan Yayuan Anti-Counterfeiting Co., Ltd
Type of Agreement: Strategic Cooperation Agreement
Specifications: Both parties agree to promote each other’s technology and products - TPID’s S-DNA Elemental Taggant Technology and Hainan’s digitalized anti-counterfeiting security paper Technology. Hainan can apply TPID’s S-DNA Elemental Taggant Technology and products for its clients in its digitalized anti-counterfeiting security paper products. On the other hand, TPID can apply Hainan’s digitalized anti-counterfeiting security products and technology when using its S-DNA Elemental Taggant Technology.
Both parties should also exclusively cooperate in producing the anti-counterfeiting tags pertaining to China Federation of Industry and Commerce Auto & Motorbike Parts Articles for Use Chamber Of Commerce, health care products associations, clothing trade associations and foreign asset enterprises associations.

Company: Chinese Consumers Newspaper Office (CCN)
Type of Agreement: Strategic Cooperation Agreement
Specifications: CCN agrees to use TPID’s S-DNA Elemental Taggant Technology as the designated anti-forgery technology application providers for its “3.15 anti-counterfeiting inquiry system”.

Company: Hangzhou COFCO-MC Packaging Co., Ltd
Type of Agreement: Agreement of Cooperation Development
Specifications: Hangzhou agrees to the application development and promotion of TPID’s S-DNA Elemental Taggant Technology and products applied in the printing-iron plastic packaging industry. Hangzhou is in the metal packaging products (drink tin, Spray tins, rectangle tins, color metal printing) industry.

Pending Contracts:
Company: China Welfare Lottery Administration
Type of Contract: Order Contract
Specifications: China Welfare Lottery Administration is the top institution for the entire lottery issue business in China. TPID’s technology would be used on its lottery memento notebooks. Initial batch of notebooks will be given to top leaders of the Chinese Government such as the President, Premier and all the other leaders. If the initial batch strikes a good note, TPID’s technology will be used on more batches of notebooks.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.391.875 von Wildschwein am 04.09.07 22:37:42

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.391.875 von Wildschwein am 04.09.07 22:37:42

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