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[DerZauberer36]

Hallo Amada

ich verfolge schon seit längerer Zeit dieses Board und da auch insbesondere Deine Beiträge zu ISFB.
Normalerweise poste ich eigentlich nicht hier wollte ich nun aber auch mal ein paar Fragen stellen und etwas beitragen.
Leider kann ich im regulierten Board nicht antworten , da meine hotmail-adresse nicht für eine Vollanmeldung akzeptiert wird.
Deswegen habe ich nachfolgend nochmal die letzten Beiträge reingestellt um aktuell darauf einzugehen.

Der Zauberer





von amada 30.08.00 22:25:28 1702978
Hallo Serenior,

den Kurs kannst Du bei Comdirekt verfolgen - die geben nämlich auch die Pink-sheet-Kurse wieder.

Deine Skepsis kann ich verstehen - wäre die nicht begründet hätten wir sicherlich nicht ein so niedriges Kursniveau - aktuell übrigens 30 Cent.

Ich habe mich sehr ausführlich mit dem Wert beschäftigt - habe sogar verschiedentlich dort angerufen , außerdem hatte ich bis vor kurzem einen sehr guten Kontakt zu
Infos direkt aus dem Vorstandskreis ( die Quelle ist leider momentan versiegt)- ich habe die bisher bekannten Zahlen hier reingestellt, vor kurzem wurde eine Aquisition
bekanntgegeben - ich weiß , daß genügend Geld in der Firmenkasse ist (nach meinen Infos wurde Anfang des Jahres bei einem Private-Placement ein 7stelliger
Dollar-Betrag zusätzlich in die Firmenkasse gespült) - die Kunden sind da - renomierte Firmen - ich war auf deren Home-Pages da sieht alles gut aus - die Firma ist
augenscheinlich am Expandieren - lauter positive Fakten - in meinen Augen.

Das einzige was ich finden konnte was nicht stimmt ist die Nichtabgabe des Filings an die SEC und die unglaublich schlechte Investor-Relations die die Firma betreibt.
Zumindestens über die Gründe hätte man die Anleger meiner Meinung nach längst informieren müssen - aber da kommt nichts- überhaupt nichts.

Und das muß meiner Einschätzung nach Gründe haben .

Entweder - die ganze Story stinkt gen Himmel und der Vorstand lügt uns die Hucke voll um sich selbst die Taschen zu füllen - aber wäre das nicht gerade erste recht ein
Grund die Aktionäre und den Kurs mit guten News bei der Stange zu halten - oder da ist etwas ganz anderes im Busch - zB. Stillschweigen wegen
Übernahmeverhandlungen mit einem Big-Player- hierzu hatte ich vor einigen Monaten schon mal Gerüchte gehört- seither Funkstille.

Aber das da irgendetwas los sein muß bei dem niedrigen KUV und KGV -
einer Marktkap. im 1 stelligen Mio Bereich ist für mich eindeutig und logisch.

Also entweder Totalverlust oder über 1000% Gewinn - ich persönlich wette 10:1 für die Gewinnchance -und mehr habe ich hier nicht kundgetan.


Gruß Amada



von serenior 30.08.00 20:34:13 1701882
Amada, bei allem Wohlwollen, was soll das?

Dein Vorgehen ist bei einmal scharf hinsehen nicht solide und vertrauenswürdig. Egal, ob Du am Schluß recht
behältst oder nicht. So, wie die Äußerungen jetzt dastehen, sind sie (bisher) nur ein mäßig begabter
Push-Versuch.

Der letzte Kurs am Ticker, den yahoo ausspuckt, stammt vom 3. Mai!

Das Tickersymbol hat eine .E- oder .F-extension, will heißen, die haben reports nicht abgeliefert. Die Zahlen, die
Du hier reinstellst, sehen zwar beeindruckend aus, sind aber

1) Schnee von gestern
2) Keine Garantie dafür, daß die Situation immer noch die gleiche ist.

Bei 40 Leuten auf der payroll kann der Überschuß von ner halben Mio. vor Steuern schon mit einem großen
wegbrechenden Auftraggeber oder z.B. einem wesentlichen Abgang von Mitarbeitern schneller zerschmolzen
sein, als man hinsehen kann.

Wenn Du also hier was Gutes für den Wert tun willst, dann zitiere mal wenigstens Zahlen per Ende 99 oder einen
offiziellen (von der company!) Plan für das Jahr 2000, ganz egal, wie auch immer er aussieht.

Ohne neuere Daten ist alles, was Du hier reinstellst, schon aufgrund der kurzen Halbwertszeiten in diesem business, nur
kalter Kaffee.

Lieber kaufe ich den Wert bei 2 $ nach, wenn ich davon ausgehen kann, daß die Firma in nem Jahr noch lebt, als bei
noch so gedrücktem Niveau, wenn die Wahrscheinlichkeit für nen Totalverlust genauso hoch ist.

serenior



von amada 29.08.00 12:16:14 1685772
Unglaublich - gestern wurden die auf 27 Cent runtergetradet- fehlt nicht mehr viel und wir können aus der Portokasse
die ganze Firma übernehmen - Ups - sollte da wohl irgendjemand schon vorher auf diese Idee gekommen sein ?

Bald wissen wir sicher mehr.


Gruß Amada



von amada 28.08.00 13:06:39 1676516
Hier nochmal die WKN : 928447 -gehandelt werden die in New York

Gruß Amada



von amada 28.08.00 10:27:08 1675026
Das muß man sich mal auf der Zunge zergehen lassen - outstanding Shares 11,5 Mio + die 100k von der Aquisition - macht 11,6 Mio- davon nur 3 Mio im Freefloat

Marktkap bei einem Kurs von 30 Cent = 3,48 Mio USD !!!!
Für eine Companie mit hohen Wachstumsraten und Gewinnen!!!!

Mit etwa 1 Mio USD könnte man bei derzeitigem Kursniveau den kompletten Freefloat aufkaufen - (nicht ganz - denn meine Stücke gebe ich nicht her )

Wer jetzt seinen Einstandskurs nicht mit gleicher Stückzahl verbilligt ist selber schuld.

Gruß Amada



von amada 28.08.00 10:18:38 1674948
PS.: hier nochmal eine Analyse aus Amiland (hatte ich schon einmal in einem anderen Thread gepostet- seither hat sich eigentlich nichts verändert, was zu Ungunsten von
ISFB sprechen würde - im Gegenteil in der Zwischenzeit wurde eine Firmenübernahme bekanntgegeben)


IS4B.com Profile

IS4B.com

Download a PDF format copy of this corporate profile by clicking HERE.

INTERNET SOLUTIONS FOR BUSINESS
Corporate Profile


IS4B, Ltd.
(OTC:BB ISFB)

Address: Canal Basin
Coventry, England CV14LY

Web: http://www.is4b.net
Email: [e-mail]

Contact: La Guardia Gobal Financial Services 1-888-577-6898 ([e-mail])

Sector: INTERNET TECHNOLOGY
Industry: SOFTWARE & PROGRAMMING

EMPLOYEES: 39

OFFICERS:
Lawrence Shaw PRES.
Lawrence Shaw CEO
Gary Mays COO
Niall Duggan CFO
Ronnie Harris SECY.

Outstanding Shares: 11,500,000

Public Float: 3,000,000 (approx.)

DTC: 833,000 (approx.)


Current rating from La Guardia GFS

Strong Buy and Hold


Quotes/Charts/News

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Provided by:
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CORPORATE OVERVIEW
by: La Guardia Global Financial Services



Internet Solutions for Business (OTC BB:ISFB) based in Coventry (Within close proximity of Warwick University Campus), England; was established in 1995. A key year to
start an Internet based business since the World Wide Web didn`t really take off commercially until 1994. That means the company has had a great deal of exposure and
experience in this market and this is reflected by the company`s growth levels which have been around 34% year on year since then, and ISFB has posted a profit for the
past three years running. A large client base includes a number of major blue chip companies (globally) such as TAG Heuer International SA (NYSE:THW - news), IMI,
BTR, Sweden`s Volvo AB (NasdaqNM:VOLVY - news), Dunlop, Lear Corporation (NYSE: LEA - news), and Sears, Roebuck and Co (NYSE:S - news) amongst others.

In addition to performing the conventional role of an Internet Service Provider, ISFB is a strategic marketing company providing cost effective, new marketing media options.
By offering unique "ready to roll" solutions they have been able to attract orders from many high level clients such as those listed above.

As an Internet specialist, ISFB, provides software development for Internet solutions. Their products include e-mail and e-commerce based solutions which allow
businesses to buy and sell goods and services on the net, statistical access products, search engine optimizers, registration systems and a track and trace anti-spam
product to filter out junk e-mails. In relation to future business, IS4B is taking the lead by working with Telefon AB LM Ericsson (NasdaqNM:ERICY - news) to provide a
complete mobile data solution using PDA’s, mobile phones, infrared modems and GSM cards for field sales executives and engineers.

ISFB has developed a series of products, which are tried, tested and proven. They meet a large proportion of the needs of organizations, which recognize the value of the
Internet. Each product is completely compatible with the whole system so they can simply be plugged into an existing IS4B site. This is achieved while allowing the
graphic design to be unique to every client.

Products due final qtr 99;

WebSync™, Corporate Web Presence, Capital Equipment Manager and ERP integration modules.

Current Products;

Corporate connectivity provides a permanent, reliable, high-speed e-mail and Internet connection from every computer on your site.

The Document Manager allows a large and complex range of documents, for instance annual reports, to be managed and presented online with a vast potential distribution
along with savings in production and transit.

Vacancy Manager forms the basis for a job page on the net. It is fast, cost effective and allows information to be made available internationally in an instant. It is the ideal
compliment to traditional situations vacant media.

E-Commerce 1TM is a proven, popular and secure product that allows a web site to be used for selling goods and services. The IS4B site not only accepts credit cards but
also allows for payment by check and purchase order. This is a valuable feature for business to business commerce and not included in most e-commerce products.

Standard Website is a simple and cost effective Internet solution that allows for any amount of expansion and upgrading in future.

The News & Events manager can be added to any site to provide up to the minute information to site visitors, with access to information controlled by username and
password. The information and access can easily be edited, updated and managed by client staff.

E-mail Direct has become increasingly important – vital to organizations who have come to rely on it. To extend the value and flexibility of e-mail ISFB has developed e-mail
direct which allows access to e-mails through various routes.

E-mail Back Office has increasingly become a mission critical feature of many business operations. E-mail back office protects the e-mail function and is designed to be
fast, secure and customer friendly.

The status of ISFB as a key player in the future of the Internet is clearly defined by the client base. The high profile nature of the companies served adds further weight to
the reputation of the company. Some of the clients include: AMCOR, Media Week, DUNLOP, ELEY, ERICSSON, Dept of Education (UK), Department of Trade and
Industry (UK), Lear Corporation, London Taxis International, Museum of British Road Transport, VOLVO and ZAVIA.

With a broad base of clients across a wide range of industrial and commercial sectors ISFB demonstrates expertise in developing solutions for any kind of company or
organization.

Key players of the IS4B infrastructure are the use of the internet in their marketing mix and a list of products and services which can only be made available by a company
such as this, and rivaled only by the biggest and most experienced.

"If one company could build a "CatScan" system for the Internet, Internet Solutions for Business (ISFB) certainly has the potential to do it. These guys think about the flow
of digital information like advanced anatomical surgeons working with blood in the veins." Ted Kurtas - Internet Analyst


Mission statement

"Through ongoing investment in the best people and technology we will deliver the most focussed, effective and creative use of the internet to provide measurable business
benefits for our clients. This will make us the business world`s first choice supplier of internet solutions."


Sources of Revenue

Internet Solutions for Business has three unique sources of revenue, all of which are inter-related and complementary:

1. The sale of its Internet-based products - the company has created a number of Internet-based software products that are sold to individual companies, samples of which
are as follows:

E-Commerce II ™ – (Development of product began to support ASP based usgae / delivery.)
this is the center of IS4B`s product offerings and it encompasses the complete infrastructure of a company`s internet presence; from ease of use website design to on-line
security and fully interactive sales order processing, including the capability to receive orders 24 hours per day.

Search Engine Management - to maximize the effectiveness of a website it is necessary not only to register but also to be regularly found near the top of search engines.
Using several different techniques (to cater to the different search engines) ISFB has managed to get many of its clients to feature as the # I on searches in their specific
field, across many of the most prominent search engines.

Web Audit Service – reviewing of web presence to look at Design (corperate ID / branding and compleience), Security (transaction amangment, database integrety /
access) & Navigation (ease of use, layout etc.) – Detailed service overview avaiable on request

2. Solution design for Internet clients. ISFB has been able to attract orders from many elite clients including Volvo, Dunlop, Lear, Tag Heuer, JCB, IMI, Sears, and the
Royal Shakespeare Company. ISFB is focused on providing businesses with a web site presence that will command attention. The benefits of a strong website presence
include heightened awareness in the business community plus word of mouth exposure among the public, both of which clearly serve to highlight our clients` strengths.
The Company focuses principally on the aerospace, automotive, mail order (catalog) and property sectors. In its chosen sectors, the Company provides services ranging
from the design of a client`s web site to E-Commerce and the development of unique software solutions.

3. Web based direct product sales, allowing any of the companies 12+ modules to be purchased online, front end ‘look & feel’ creation online via user interface (due qtr1
2000). Allowing IS4B to offer a complete solution addressing the requirments from; the high end corperate user, down the small e-commerce user trading soley via the web.


Product / service overview documents avaiable on request.


WHY ISFB?

Internet Solutions for Business is unique in that it is operating profitably and has done so since its inception. Its ability to offer its clients a broad range of services
specifically in the context of the Internet, ensures that it occupies a niche in the cutting-edge of business technology. ISFB enjoys a growing client base as a result of its
record for customer satisfaction and subsequent referrals. Unlike many other Internet businesses today, ISFB has existed for four years engaged primarily in R & D in
relation to its proprietary products, and so has an established presence in its home base of England.

ISFB is now embarking upon the next stage of its development, which will comprise substantial internal growth coupled with well targeted, undervalued European Internet
acquisitions.


Management Team

Lawrence Shaw
The powerful visionary behind the organization, responsible for bringing together the major elements of the company - focus on achieving the very best from available
resources and subsequently moulding into forward thinking, flexible, dynamic, committed team. 10 years previous experience with business systems, provision of
solutions to the automotive and aviation market sector. Last contract was the maintenance system for the Boeing 777 bringing together the requirements of Rolls Royce /
British Airways and the manufacture. Project Account manager for Europe, managing IBM and SAP. Studied Aeronautical Physics whilst while in the RAF, followed by
business management (MBA) modules. Founded IS4B in 1994.

Gary Mays
BSc in Management Sciences from Warwick University 1981. Formed PSS, a computer game publishing company in 1982. Awarded several Game of the Year awards.
Employed as Marketing Director until company sold to Mirror Group Newspapers in 1988. Employed as Software Group Operations Director responsible for all production
and purchasing until left in 1990 to pursue personal interests. 1991 returned to UK as Sales and Marketing Director of Catalyst Publishing - a magazine publishing and
production company. 1993 joined Creative Advertising as Senior Account Director.

Cameron Buxton
Employed from 1984 as studio junior at Creative Advertising, Oxfordshire. Made studio manager and subsequently Creative Director in 1989. Responsible for all design and
artwork output from studio working primarily in computer game publishing field, producing advertising, packaging and promotional materials. Clients included Sony and
Nintendo.

Jon Ribbens
Senior technical consultant. Studied for three years at the University of Warwick, gaining an Honours Degree in Computer Systems Engineering. While at University he
worked part-time writing software for Acorn RISC computers, including the preferred web browser, a USENET news server, and miscellaneous associated network
communications tools. While at University, and since, he has gained experience in UNIX systems, TCP/IP networking, Internet protocols such as DNS, HTTP, SMTP,
POP3, NNTP, etc. He also has experience in programming CGI scripts in C and Perl. Founder member, also sitting on Nominet council. Adviser to RSAC Security Council
on net standards for secure comms.

James Ponder
Graduated from University of Warwick with a BEng honours; degree in Computer Systems Engineering. Whilst at university was a founding member of a company that
specialised in communications software and played a major part in the design and implementation of many of its parts. He has an experienced understanding of network
and intranet/internet technologies including routing, messaging, web management, domain name systems, data logistics, ftp transactions etc., and has constructed many
corporate solutions including databases systems using a variety of methods including SQL/ODBC. He is also fluent in CGI design and implementation using languages
such as Perl and C. Member of USENIX, SAGE, UKUUG and British Computer Society.


Financial Information

INTERNET SOLUTIONS FOR BUSINESS PROFITABLE FOR THIRD YEAR RUNNING

http://www.bigcharts.com/news/articles.asp?newsid=771214&time=&sid=144542&symb=isfb&date=&orig=charting

INTERNET SOLUTIONS FOR BUSINESS PROFIT & LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 31, 1999 IN US $

Turnover 1,037,223
Cost of Sales (176,006)
GROSS PROFIT (LOSS) 861,217
Administrative Expenses (424,717)
Operating Profit 436,500
Interest Payable (660)
Profit on ordinary Activities
before taxation 435,840
Taxation (90,731)
Profit on ordinary Activities
after taxation Retained for the year 345,109


Additional Buy/Sell/Hold Recommendations

International Market Advisors, Inc.

Internet Solutions for Business (ISFB)
Buy Range $6.50 - $9.00, Potential $12-$15 short term, $18-$24 mid-term

http://www.imcadvisors.com/isfb100799.htm



von amada 28.08.00 00:36:34 1673653
Hallo Ernie ,

ich antworte Dir auf deine Frage aus dem UVGI Thread zu ISFB hier - passt einfach besser denke ich.

Ich war ein wenig im Urlaub und auch ein bisserl schreibfaul in letzter Zeit - gab einfach nichts Neues zu berichten - außer aussitzen - aber das haben die meisten eh getan
- was bleibt uns auch anderes übrig in diesen Zeiten .

Ich bin vor kurzem mal wieder auf der Hompage von Isfb gewesen
( http://www.is4b.com ) und habe dort eine ganze Weile zugebracht , weil ich erfreut festgestellt habe , daß sich einiges getan hat .

So gibt es nun endlich auch mal Infos für Investoren über die Firma - zwar noch keine konkreten Zahlen aber doch etliches Interessantes über die Firmenstruktur , die
verschiedenen Projekte und vieles weitere .

So war es mir zB. bisher noch gänzlich unbekannt gewesen , daß die im Moment im Auftrage eines Kunden zusammen mit Ericson!!! eine Software entwickeln welche es
ermöglichen soll die Hompage über Handy und Laptop zu verbinden und somit gleichzeitig allle 3 Medien zu nutzen.

Auch die Durchsicht der Stellenanzeigen seitens des Unternehmens stimmt mich hoffnungsvoll- aus allen Bereichen werden Fachkräfte eingestellt - und weiterhin gesucht -
daß Konzept der weltweiten Expansion wird konsequent weiterverfolgt.

So gibt es mittlerweile schon einige Standorte in anderen Ländern - weitere sind geplant und sollen unmittelbar folgen - das nächste Büro soll wohl in Sydney eröffnet
werden- USA ist bereits vorhanden.

Lies dir mal alle verfügberen Infos auf der Page genau durch - ich bleibe dabei , daß wir mit ISFB eine 2. Inteshop-Story erleben könnten - die derzeitige Marktkap liegt im
niedrigen 1 stelligen Mio-bereich - der Umsatz im letzen Jahr lag bei ca. 15 % vom Intershop-Umsatz - Intershop wird an der Börse mit 2 stellig Milliarden marktcap
bewertet - das Potenzial von ISFB leigt also klar auf der Hand- ich bleibe weiterhin bei strong-buy und habe in der letzen Woche meine Stückzahl auch weiter erhöht-
unangenehm ist allerdings weiterhin die Tatsache , daß der niedrigste Kaufkurs, der bedient wird bei 51 Cent liegt - bei jeder Order zieht der Kurs sofort in diesen Bereich
an um dann mit einem 30! USD Handel wieder auf 30 Cent runtergetradet zu werden.

Andererseits - ich will sowieso einen 2stelligen Dollarkurs erreichen und halt diesen auch kurz-mittelfristig für realistisch erreichbar - also warte ich einfach ab .

Gruß Amada

[DerZauberer36]

So und hier nun mal ein paar Infos von mir .

Ich habe Verwandschaft in der Nähe von Birmingham in England die ich im Frühjahr besucht habe .
Dabei habe ich bei einem Freizeitkick einen Mitarbeiter von ISFB kennengelernt .
Damals wußte ich allerdings noch nichts über die Company und habe einfach nur registriert daß der da arbeitet.

Als ich dann wieder in Deutschland war habe ich deine beiträge zu isfb zufällig entdeckt und mir auch ein paar
Stück ins Depot genommen.

Was in der Zwischenzeit passiert ist mit dem Kurs haben wir alle mitbekommen , die Aktie ist nur noch bei 30 Cent.

vor 2 Wochen war ich dann wieder in England und hab die Firma besucht .

Nettes Gebäude richtig idylisch an einem Fluß gelegen , jede Menge Mitarbeiter , alles neu und
representativ eingerichtet da wurde gearbeitet und alles machte einen seriösen eindruck.

Mein bekannter war leider gerade in urlaub so konnte ich den nichts fragen.
Ich hab dann da eine nette dame gefragt ob sie mir Infos geben könnte warum der kurs so runter wäre, die hat aber nur mit den schultern
gezuckt und auf den vorstand verwiesen - der aber gerade nicht da war .

Irgendein Mann der in der nähe stand hat mich dann gefragt wieviele aktien ich denn hätte und was ich dafür bezahlt hätte .

Ich hab ihm dann meine stückzahl gesagt und meinen Durchschnittskurs bei 2,45 Dollar.

Da hat er gelächelt und nur gemeint ich solle noch ein wenig geduld haben mein geld wäre nicht verloren und wenn ich warten könnte würde meine
nächste reise nach England sicher auch noch rausspringen .

Was würdest du mir raten , soll ich jetzt einfach abwarten oder noch ein paar nachkaufen um den Kurs zu verbilligen?


Vielen Dank für Deine Antwort

Markus


PS: bitte antworte mir hier in diesem thread , damit ich auch antworten kann

[amada]

Hallo Zauberer - warum zauberst Du nicht einfach den Kurs hoch , dann hättest Du das Problem nicht


Spaß beiseite - Ich bin der Meinung, daß man auf diesem Kursniveau verbilligen sollte und nichts falsch machen kann .
Deine Ausführungen bestärken mich darin nur noch .
Ich habe bereits nachgelegt - allerdings habe ich genügend Geld, daß mir ein Totalverlust nichts ausmachen würde.

Denn wie ich schon mehrfach gesagt habe - entweder mehrere 1000% auf einen Kurs im 2stelligen- oder Totalverlust weil der Vorstand gelogen hat .
Pesönlich gglaube ich , daß die 2. Möglichkeit ausscheidet aber man weiß es niemals sicher .

Es ist dein Geld mit dem Du spielst.
Also mußt Du diese Entscheidung nur für Dich selbst treffen.
Aber eines solltest Du bei solchen Werten niemals tun - auf Pump spekulieren.

Gruß Amada

[DerZauberer36]

Danke für die schnelle Antwort Amada

ich habe mir auch mal den Chart betrachtet .die waren seit jahren immer zwischen 3 und 8 dollar und aufeinmal
sind die so runtergefallen. Ist das so schlimm mit dem filing was da fehlt?

Markus

[amada]

Kommt drauf an wie man`s nimmt - für die Company macht es keinen Unterschied, ob die gefiled haben oder nicht .
Die Umsätze laufen so oder so .

Aber ohne das filing sind die in die Pinksheets abgewandert und daß ist Handel in Wildwest-Manier - und davor haben viele Investoren
Angst. Fakt ist aber wenn die ihr Filing abgeben kommen die zurück an die OTC und wir werden wieder normale Kurse sehen.

Allerdings ist für den Moment erst mal das Vertrauen vieler Anleger geschädigt , aber das genau ist ja unsere Chance - wenn wir recht haben und die Firma ist seriös
ist uns ein sehr hoher Profit sicher.

Gruß Amada

[DerZauberer36]

Erst mal danke für die Ausführungen

ich muß jetzt leider weg . Ich werde nochmal eine Nacht darüber schlafen und dann morgen wohl noch ein paar
Stücke nachordern.

Würde mich freuen wenn du dich öfter mal in diesem Tread melden würdest wenn es etwas neues gibt.


Bis dann

Markus

[amada]

Bitte Bitte gern geschehen - ich hoffe für uns beide daß es was wird

Ich bleibe diesem Thread treu - versprochen


Gruß Amada

[RSA]

Guten Abend

Geduld bezahlt sich aus.Bin auch schon am überlegen noch welche nachzukaufen,aber mittlerweile habe ich schon eigene.

Schuaen wir mal
RSA

[amada]

HALLO RSA -

von Dir habe ich ja lange nichts gehört - schön daß es Dich noch gibt - Du hattest die ja noch vor mir empfohlen - hast Du noch alle Stücke ?

Gruß Amada

[amada]

Hallo Markus - ich hatte versprochen diesem Thread mit Infos zu versorgen deswegen hier mal die letzten 2 Beiträge nochmal in Kopie für dich aus dem anderen Thread.
Serenior meint , daß Du Dich auch mit einer Hotmailadresse voll registrieren lassen kannst - also versuchs einfach mal .

Gruß Amada


von serenior 31.08.00 23:28:44 1714472
Es sieht ja wohl so aus, als ob zu dieser Firma, erfreulicherweise, ein lohnenswerter Gedankenaustausch zustandekommen will.

Daß ich nicht sofort geantwortet habe, amada, liegt nur daran, daß ich einem nicht ganz streßfreien job nachgehe. Hat also nichts
zu sagen, wenn ich nicht gleich hallo schreie, aber gestern abend mußte ich, wie Du weißt, noch im anderen board was loswerden,
damit es mich nicht zerreißt.

Außerdem mußte ich im Interesse der Qualität meines Beitrags erst die Gedanken noch ein bißchen sammeln, sonst klinge ich
mir selber zu flach.

Also erst mal Hinweis @Zauberer Markus: Wenn Du eine nette mail an WO schreibst, registrieren die Dich, anderen Aussagen
zufolge, auch mit einer gmx-Adresse, vielleicht auch mit der hotmail-adresse. Das ganze System dient ja eigentlich nur dazu, ein
paar Bereiche von junk-mailern freihalten zu können. Und zu denen gehörst Du ja offensichtlich nicht. Also probiers einfach mal.

@amada: Ein erstes Problem hast Du heute ja selber berichtet: Für die amerikanischen MMs sind europäische Investoren offensichtlich
Freiwild. Gibst Du nen limitierten Auftrag rein, wird der garantiert erst ausgeführt, wenn der Kurs mindestens 50 % tiefergeprügelt
wurde, gibst Du ihn unlimitiert rein, kannst Du sicher sein, daß er um mindestens 50 % über den übrigen Taxen am gleichen Tag
ausgeführt wird. Ist mir genauso gegangen mit meinem Auftrag. Der Kurs lag bei 1 $, mir hat der Kumpel die Stücke zu fast 2 $
überlassen. Ich hab ihn in mein Nachtgebet eingeschlossen.

Zur Kursabfrage: comdefect schwächelt immer wieder mal. Als einzige Infoquelle wäre mir das, da ich nicht ultimativ technikgläubig
bin, etwas zu wenig. Es gibt noch ne zweite site: freerealtime.com. Englisch mußte halt können. Nee, pidgin genügt ja auch.
Dafür ist die site aber recht angenehm zu navigieren.

Der Wert ist schweinisch markteng: Wir sind also niemals davor gefeit, daß irgendjemand, der mehr weiß, oder mehr Geld hat,
kurz vor buffalo ein ganz übles Spiel treibt, den Kurs (ggf. wohlvorbereitet durch pseudo-Infos aus angeblich wohlinformierter
Quelle oder so ähnlich) ganz gepflegt hochtreibt, um dann selber noch mit Profit aussteigen zu können.
Beispiele gefällig(mehr oder weniger passend)?: Mediteam dental, KJD (okay okay, die leben noch, sogar nicht schlecht)...Ihr wißt,
was ich meine: Mit ner halben Mio. Spielgeld könnte man aus ein paar so Idioten wie uns sogar kurz vor dem Konkurs noch nen
satten Profit auf unsere Kosten raushauen.

Mit mehr oder weniger validen Sekundärinfos geht es also alleine nicht. Was in so einem Fall erforderlich ist, sind m.E. zwei
strategische (d.h. auch arbeitsintensive) Maßnahmen/Funktionen:

1) Ein paar ganz bestimmte Primärinfos müssen her
2) Eine mehr oder weniger institutionalisierte Monitoring-Funktion, die ggf. auch mal dem CEO die Hand freundlich und mit Druck um
die Gurgel legen kann.

Nebenbei: Das ist einer der Gründe, warum mir die Situation bei upgrade aus Kleinanlegersicht eigentlich ganz gut gefällt: Wenn
einer der bekannten Aktionäre dem management eine Frage stellt, dann kriegt man dort auch eine ordentliche Antwort. Und ich
wette, bei Bedarf auch einen Termin in Los Gatos, bei dem jemand da ist, der wirklich was zu sagen hat.

Was heißt das für unsere Situation bei isfb? (Ohne jetzt gleich dem Warwick cricket club oder assoziierten Freimaurern
beitreten zu müssen):

1) Wir brauchen die Satzung dieser Firma: Anhand derer können wir feststellen, ob, und wenn ja, welchen potentiellen und tatsächlichen
Einfluß der umlaufende free float überhaupt haben könnte. Nach deutschem GmbH-Recht können z.B. 10 % Stimmrechtsanteile
bereits die Einberufung einer HV und jede Menge Infos durchdrücken, was jeden Vorstand mächtig beeindruckt. Aber hier sind wir
im Angelsachsenrecht - da kriegst Du bei einigen Themen Schweißfüße - bin zwar nicht Rechtsanwalt, weiß aber, trotzdem, wovon
ich da rede. Und ich hätte überhaupt keine Lust, mit ner Stimmrechtsvollmacht für 24 % des Kapitals anzutreten, um mir dann
im Extremfall von einem blasierten Anwalt sagen lassen zu müssen, daß er z.B. in der Lage sei, wenn es mir nicht passe, alle
Aktien im free float gegen ein Butterbrot von ......Cents einziehen zu können. (Vgl. Weinig oder Rolf Benz). Der Punkt ist damit
hoffentlich klar.

2) Danach: Bestimmung der anzuvisierenden Aktionsparameter:

- Vertretung im board? -- nur für Infozwecke, nicht um Unfug im Tagesgeschäft zu veranstalten
- Wie ist die Chance, Ausschüttungen aus den Jahresüberschüssen ggf. auch durchsetzen zu können?
- Welche Aussichten bestehen, den Handel an einer europäischen Börse durchsetzen zu können?
- Wer ist der accountant/auditor für die Gesellschaft? Big five? UK 200 group accountant? (Ich reiß ihm die Ohren ab, evtl.,oder dem Buchhalter?)
- Wie kriegt man eine Pflichtversendung der accounts an die Aktionäre auf Anforderung hin?

3) Wenn klar ist, wieviel Einfluß mit welchem Stimmrechtsanteil machbar ist, gibt es zwei Möglichkeiten:

3a) Als erstes geht einer mal schauen, in wievielen kontinentalen communities isfb-Aktionäre zu finden sind. Die werden kontaktiert,
wir zählen hier mal die Stimmen und testen die Bereitschaft, entweder persönlich zur HV zum Abstimmen zu erscheinen oder
die Stimmrechte auf einen Treuhänder zu übertragen. Das kostet ein bißchen Zeit und Schreibarbeit, aber keinen Pfennig Geld.
Ich wette, alleine die Aktion an sich hat die Chance, Leben in die Veranstaltung zu bringen, denn irgendeiner geht sicher petzen
(und wenn ich es dann selbst mache).

Dann gibt`s ne Party zur HV in Coventry: Flugkosten ca. 600 Mark, steuerlich absetzbar, einschließlich Riesensause im local Pub.
By the way: ich weiß schon jemanden, der mitfliegen würde (bekannte boardpersönlichkeit).

3b) Falls die Fundamentaldaten nach Überprüfung zwar stimmen, die Weltöffentlichkeit sich aber nach dem alten englischen Prinzip
als `apathetic lot` (zu deutsch: apathischer Haufen, ziemlich trendiger Begriff zu meinen eigenen englischen Studientagen)
entpuppt, gäbs nur eines:
- Umsatzvolumina an der Nasdaq nachrechnen,
- Bestimmung, wieviel Geld wohl vonnöten sein müßte, um den Markt tatsächlich auszutrocknen und den MM ins Schwitzen zu
bringen

Exkurs:

Bei 30 Cents die Aktie ergibt sich zwar ein Unternehmenswert von 3 Mio. Das ist aber nur rechnerisch und irre täuschend:
legst Du dem MM genügend Aufträge rein, verkauft er Dir den ganzen Stapel zu 9 Dollar das Stück (entspr. 100 Mio für die Company).
Wenn die erste Welle dann rum ist, fällt der Kurs wieder auf 20 Cents - hätte ich keine Lust dazu.

Also:

- Portokasse zählen
- Kriegskasse aufmachen (kleiner Aktienclub mit spezifischer Zielsetzung? Poolvereinbarung? Da gäbs schon ein paar hübsche Ideen.

Und wenn man auf diese Art und Weise ausreichend Munition gesammelt hat, anfangen, mal die erste Runde Aktien einzusammeln,
bis der ganze Vorgang auffällig wird. Spätestens nach der dritten Runde gibts auf jeden Fall ne nette Party in Coventry.

Und ich wette: ab dann gibts Dividende!

Alles andere ist aus meiner Sicht Kindergarten.

Zwei Fragen:

1) Wer stimmt mir zu?
2) Indem ich unterstelle, daß amada seine Postings ehrlich meint:

Wer hat Lust, das ggf. mal mittelfristig und langfristig auszutesten?

serenior

von amada 01.09.00 01:01:45 1715051
Hallo Serenior,

richtig inspirativ - Deine Ausführungen , da fällt mir gleich eine ganze Menge zu ein -
Frage 1 : wie kommen wir an die von Dir angesprochenen Unterlagen - eigentlich doch nur vom Unternehmen selbst - also sollten wir neben allen anderen Dingen doch vielleicht parallel mal damit anfangen den guten Mr. Shaw mirt E-Mails zu bombardieren, damit er mal ein bisserl was rausrückt
Also mal alle loslegen die E-Mail von ihm persönlich(die macht er selber auf) ist: [e-mail] - also mal alle los .

Vielleicht kann ja auch Markus nochmal versuchen seinen Bekannten zu erreichen , und von dem ein paar Unterlagen bekommen.


2. Einsammeln im Moment ist möglich - darf einfach nur nicht zu massiv geschehen - die Kurse die billigst im Moment zustandekommen liegen zwischen 38 und 57 Cent - ich hab das ausprobiert- Orders allerdings bis max 10000 Stücke und da habe ich schwer geschwitzt.
die von mir kontrollierte Stückzahl liegt im guten 6stelligen Bereich - wäre mal interessant zu wissen wieviele andere hier so haben - bitte stellt mal eure Stückzahl hier rein.

Wir sollten uns bei Nachkäufen in größerer Stückzahl allerdins in jedem Fall vorher absprechen , nicht daß wir uns gegenseitig die Kurse hochtreiben.
Aus welcher Ecke deutschlands kommst Du - vielleicht kann man ja mal ein treffen vereinbaren.

Im anderen Thread hat sich RSA mal wieder zu Wort gemeldet , der hatte die Firma schon im Februar empfohlen - wäre schön , wenn Du dich hier auch mal melden würdest - vielleicht hast Du ja auch noch wissenswertes zum Beitragen.

Wenn ich mich nicht total irre hatte auch BMV mal einen Beitrag zu ISFB gepostet - wo ist der eigentlich.

Tiger - von dir weiß ich daß Du auch Stücke hast - mail mir doch mal Deine Stückzahl.

Das ist vielleicht eine sehr gute Idee - wer seine Stückzahl hier nicht veröffentlichen will - kann sie mir auch direkt mailen an [e-mail] ich zähle sie dann zusammen und gebe hier die Gesamtmenge bekannt.

Dann laßt uns mal loslegen - wer weiß vielleicht starten wir gerade den Zock unseres Lebens.

Gruß Amada

PS: Ich habe Marcus versprochen seinem Thread die Treue zu halten alo werde ich eine Kopie dieser Unterhalteung ins unregulierte Board stellen - damit er teilnehmen kann bis er voll registriert ist.

[RSA]

Tag.

Hat Ihr folgendes schon in RB gelesen. Hoffen wir es mal das dar was dran ist!!!


By: spec4cs $$$
Reply To: 365 by TheWatcher101 Friday, 1 Sep 2000 at 4:13 AM EDT
Post # of 367


Don`t give up yet.......

Rumor has it that accountants and legal department approved and signed off on all SEC requirments to put us back on full OTC status within 10 day`s. I`m contemplating buying more at these prices based on the possibilty. I vaguely remember that ISFB has been profitable for every quarter for years. What`s been going on during this debacle? If it`s still profitable, we could see a giant leap when they turn the light`s back on.
These are my thought`s, so please don`t make any trading decisions on my ramblings. Good luck to us all.

Special4cs


Gruß
RSA

[amada]

Wenn das stimmt RSA können wir uns jegliche weitere Aktivität ersparen - dann jetzt demnächst strongest gen Norden .

Ich fände es klasse

Gruß Amada

[DerZauberer36]

Hallo Amada ,

tut mir leid , daß ich mich so spät erst wieder melde , aber ich war 3 Tage auf Geschäftsreise.
Ich habe mich mittlerweile entschlossen nachzukaufen und auch schon erste Stücke bekommen.

Ich habe es nur nicht gewagt alles auf einmal zu ordern, weil ich billigst gekauft habe.
Vielen Dank für deine Ausführungen , ganz besonders auch für die von Serenior .

Bin im Moment leider etwas stark im Stress deswegen nur weniges hier.
Meine aktienstückzahl mail ich dir dann wenn ich alle habe , sollte allerdings die Info von RSA stimmen
glaube ich auch , daß das gar nicht mehr nötig sein wird.


Markus

[amada]

Hallo Markus,Serenior und all die anderen ,

ich habe versucht meine alte Quelle nochmals anzuzapfen bezgl. des Filings leider ohne Erfolg.

Vom terminlichen her würde das Posting von RSA allerdings sogar ins Bild passen - ich kann mich nicht mehr so genau erinnern aber vor ungefähr 6-8 Wochen wurde mir von meiner damals noch funktionierenden Quelle gesteckt , das Filing wäre fertig und läge bereits vor .
Seither habe ich eigendlich täglich auf die Bekanntgabe dieser Meldung seitens des Unternehmens gewartet- es kam bisher nichts.

Nun meine Frage an alle - wer weiß da gebau Bescheid wie das mit den Filings gehandelt wird von der SEC.

Wenn eine Firma aus den Pinksheets ein Filing abgibt und selbst nichts darüber verlauten läßt - kann man das eventuell von der SEC selbst erfahren?
Gibt es überhaupt eine Verpflichtung zur Bekanntgabe von solchen News?

Falls die SEC dieses Filing tatsächlich hat und prüft - wie lange dauert es im Moment bis die Prüfung abgeschlossen ist und das geprüfte Unternehmen regelistet wird?

Wann werden die Zahlen des Filings von der SEC öffentlich gemacht - vor oder nach einem evtl. erfolgtem Relisting.

Wieviele Tage vor dem Relisting erfolgt eine Bekanntgabe ebendieses seitens der SEC?


Bitte alle die etwas genaueres wissen um Beiträge - vielleicht können wir die Wahrscheinlichkeit auf Wahrheit in dem oben gen. beitrag(Relisting in 1 Woche) weiter eingrenzen.

Gruß Amada

[amada]

Bin ich zu ungeduldig - oder weiß wirklich niemand etwas genaueres?

Gruß Amada

[amada]

ja was ist denn da los - wo seid ihr alle - hat denn wirklich niemand was zu sagen?

[amada]

Wollt ihr alle erst noch billig einsteigen oder warum äußert sich keiner?



Gruß Amada

[amada]

da scheint doch irgendetwas im Busch zu sein - heute schon über 36ooo Stück gehandelt Kurs + 56% bei 40 Cent

[amada]

1

[amada]

2

[amada]

3.

So das war jetzt einfach nötig damit das weiße fenster erscheint und man immer den letzten Beitrag oben hat .

Gruß Amada

[amada]

3.

So das war jetzt einfach nötig damit das weiße fenster erscheint und man immer den letzten Beitrag oben hat .

Gruß Amada

[RSA]

Hi Amada

Ich habe ein order über 2500 aufgegeben.Glaube ich bin bei 0,37 bedient worden. Freerealtime spint glaube ich bißchen.Laut webstreet und ander ist der umsatz 31000 und freerealtime zeigt 36000 an.
Heute mittag bei die Sparkasse haben wir bei nasdaq.com die kurs nachgeshaut. Da war der umsatz schon über 20000.Als ich zu hause kam und nachshaute war es nur noch 16000 oder so. Bißchen durcheinander!

cio
RSA

[amada]

das beobachte ich auch schon länger, daß überall andere Volumina angegeben werden.
Letztendlich wurden die aber immer gegen Schluß der Börsensitzung korrigiert- wobei Freerealtime immer vorher schon richtig lag.

deswegen schau ich diese Dinge nur noch dort nach.

Gruß Amada

[amada]

Da hatte ich Realtime.com so gelobt und was war - diesmal hatten die Unrecht - Schlußkurs 35 Cent gehandelt wurden 31200 Stück.

Gruß Amada

[amada]

mal was von der Hompage des Unternehmens
Gruß Amada


MARKETING IS4B

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[amada]

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A further key feature of www.biddle-air.com is IS4B’s News and Events Manager, which gives Biddle the templates to quickly and efficiently update their Site with new information.


Release provided for marketing use only.


About IS4B

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[amada]

IS4B launch "Recruitment Manager" `Just the Job`

Internet Solutions for Business Inc (OTCBB: ISFB), a leading provider of advanced Internet Solutions, e-commerce and middleware technology has today announced the launch of its proprietary "Recruitment Manager" `Just the Job`(TM)software which provides a front end information delivery solution aimed at the booming on-line recruitment market.

Designed for use by agencies and recruiting firms this solution allows fast and effective site management without the need to take on specialist personnel or skills. The UK recruitment industry alone is worth (pound)16 billion (US$ 25.6 billion) and is showing a growth rate of 11.8%. according to the company.


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Our software is what we believe to be a market first, provision of an `out of the box` type of solution fully tailored to the needs of the user - without the need to employ any specialist skills, or introduce additional IT systems - reducing time to market, with known budgeted, licence fees" said Lawrence Shaw, CEO of ISFB Inc. today.


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Further information;

email [e-mail]

Tel: [phone]


Release provided for marketing use only.

[amada]

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Detailed marketing reporting is also available via the IS4B Site Reporting Module to the marketing personnel; providing very detailed statistics on the vehicle searched for; model, age, colour and price range. This enables significantly improved stock control, supporting and improving purchase planning and management.


The final component to the solution is the facility to offer online credit application forms and insurance quotations along with any additional dealer options available.


This system is now running within a number of commercial installs, one being MotorPoint, a leading UK supplier of used cars. The site is receiving in excess of 1 million hits per week since its launch 4 weeks ago. Visit MotorPoint at www.motorpoint.co.uk, to view working site, of example customer.


About Internet Solutions For Business


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Release provided for marketing use only.


`Safe Harbor` statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: This release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, the impact of competitive products and pricing, product demand and market acceptance, new product development, reliance on key strategic alliances, availability of raw materials, the regulatory environment, fluctuations in operating results and other risks detailed from time to time in the company` filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission

[amada]

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Release provided for marketing use only.


As one of Europe`s leading solution development centers and providers, ISFB has now completed the first two stages of the development of the IS4B - WAP toolkit. The product set, offering fast and timely development capability, allowing fast, simple and secure user interface, addressing the immediate and ongoing development requirements of this exiting technology.


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About Internet Solutions For Business


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`Safe Harbor` statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: This release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, the impact of competitive products and pricing, product demand and market acceptance, new product development, reliance on key strategic alliances, availability of raw materials, the regulatory environment, fluctuations in operating results and other risks detailed from time to time in the company`s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.



Contact:


Sales Information

[e-mail]


Investor Relations:

La Guardia Global Financial Services 888/577-6898

[e-mail]

[amada]

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[amada]

So das reicht erst mal - ein bisserl was für Euer Research .

Die Marktcap beträgt z.Zt. 4,06 Mio. USD


Also dann mal viel Spaß beim analysieren (speziell für Dich Serenior)



Gruß Amada

[RSA]

Aktuel 0.437 (+24.86%)
Best Bid: 0.37 (5000 shares)
Best Ask: 0.48 (5000 shares)

Gruß
RSA

[DerZauberer36]

Juhu heute schon wieder 25 % plus 0,437 und schon 25000 Stücke gehandelt.

Auf das es so weiter geht.



Markus

[amada]

Da seid ihr mir ja schön zuvorgekommen

Best bid liegt übrigens bei 40 Cent 10k

Muß da liegen , weil genau die Order habe ich spaßeshalber heute mal aufgegeben


Gruß Amada

[amada]

Kurs jetzt schon bei 48 Cent

[DerZauberer36]

Wo siehst Du denn die Ask und Bid kurse RSA?

[RSA]

Best Bid: 0.38 (5000 shares)
Best Ask: 0.55 (2500 shares)

http://www.pinksheets.com/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=isfb





Gruß
RSA

PS! Hat jemand verleicht ein bessere intradaychart mit volume???

[amada]

heute schon wieder 12 % plus aktuell 56 Cent

Gruß amada

[amada]

Die Gerüchteküche brodelt !!!

Filing liegt bereits seit dem 29.6.2000 bei der SEC
(Zeitraum bis 31.3.2000 10 k)
2. Quartal wurde ebenfalls (sogar fristgerecht) eingereicht
1.Quartal war wieder mit Gewinn- 2.oder 3.Quartal wird evtl. verlust entstehen wegen der hohen Anwaltskosten im Zusammenhang mit dem Filing und dem Delisting (man spricht von ca. 300000 USD)

Aber - kein Problem - die Aufträge laufen gut - neue Aufträge kurz vor Abschluß.

!!!! Relisting innerhalb der nächsten 3 Wochen !!!!

Frühstens 14.9. spätestens 1.Oktoberwoche.

Und dann sehen wir Kurse zwischen 3 und 4 USD locker wieder.


Schlußkurs gestern 53 Cent.


Gruß Amada

[amada]

Hier der LInk zu Filing von ISFB


http://www.freeedgar.com/Search/ViewFilings.asp?CIK=1114859&…


Gruß Amada

[RSA]

Hi Amada

Ich habe am Montag an ISFB und La Guardia ein email mit ein paar fragen geschickt,aber bis jetzt noch keine antword bekommen,leider!

Armand7 aus RB hat da angerufen.Postet mal sein kommentar hierrein für die die das noch nicht gelesen haben.

By: Armand7 $
Reply To: None Friday, 8 Sep 2000 at 12:38 PM EDT
Post # of 403


ok.. spoke with la guardia... fist off... they have not posted anything here yet, only because they want to be absolutely sure of their sources, and they dont want to spread anything that MIGHT be heresay... however, first and foremost, i can confirm that as of 10 days ago, they started aquiring shares again... (big smile) ... and also at this point, according to one of their close sources, they should be back up in 5-20 days... they have not reported this as of yet via email or otherwise since this is NOT confirmed, and this has been a common statement all summer.. however the person i spoke with feels confident in his source this time as they have worked together many times in the past... now for the downside...
it appears that the financials may not be too great when they come out this time, but there is a reason for this... and a good one... ISFB has been advised to put it all out there now since their stock price is currently so low and be done with it all at once... this makes sense to me... however once they are back on the board, they have some press releases that they have been holding back untill they are back up... AND, it is expected that their stock price will climb REGARDLESS of the financial statement this time around... (i truly beleive this since La Guardia has begun purchasing!)
ok.. im done jabbering... La Guardia has invited anyone that has questions to contact them... i highly recommend this as i may have bumbled some of what he said, or might not have answered some other good questions that the rest of you might have... all i have to say is...
GOOD LUCK TO US ALL!!!
oh yes.. their number is 888-577-6898

Finde alles gut nur warum haben wir so wenig umsazt??

Gruß
RSA

[amada]

Hallo RSA

Sieht auch in meinen Augen alles supergut aus- den niedrigen Umsatz kann ich mir nur mit 2 Argumenten erklären.

1. Die übliche verunsicherung bei einem (Noch) Pinksheet-Wert

2. Die meistsn setzten wohl die Limits zu eng oder überhaupt Limits.
Ich habe schon ein paar mal gepostet, das ich mit einem Limit in
den seltensten Fällen bedient worden bin - meine 10k Order(mit
Limit)vom letzten Donnerstag wurde auch nicht ausgeführt obwohl
ich bis auf 50 Cent erhöht hatte.

Man muß dabei auch beachten welch kleine Umsätze für eine Verdopplung des Kurses innerhalb von 2 Tagen gesorgt haben.
Ich sehe das positiv- zeigt es doch mit welcher Geschwindigkeit wir nach dem erfolgtem Relisting nach oben schießen könnten.
Nur zur Erinnerung : vor nicht einmal 6 Monaten hatten wir Kurse um 8 USD und außer dem nicht fristgerecht erfolgtem Filing ist nichts Negatives passiert was einen Kursverfall begründen würde. Im Gegenteil die haben in der Zwischenzeit eine Aquisition bekanntgegeben. Das sollte den Wert der Firma eigentlich noch gesteigert haben.
Ich habe ISFB erstmals bei einem Kurs um 7 USD gekauft weil ich ein Kursziel von 25 USD für möglich und fair bewertet hielt - und ich denke noch heute - wenn alles wieder in geregelten Bahnen läuft und die Company weiterhin so erfolgreich expandiert und witschaftet sollte dieses Kurziel mittelfristig nach wie vor drin sein

Gruß Amada

[amada]

[RSA]

Hi

Ich habe gestern die abrechnung für mein Oder(2500) am Mittwoch gekriegt.Ausgeführt bei 0,37$


Best Bid: 0.50 (5000 shares)
Best Ask: 0.65 (2500 shares)

Wenn da erst mal mehr volume zustande kommen dann

Gruß
RSA

[RSA]

[amada]

Das hast Du aber schön gemacht mit den Smilies - wo hast Du die denn her?

Gruß Amada

[DerZauberer36]

Hallo alle zusammen

Ich bin ganz begeistert von dem was ich hier lese.
War mal jemand im RB Board ? Da sind die auch alle ganz bullisch auf ISFB . Da schreiben einige schon ganz konkret über den Termin des Relistings . Ich hab meine Stücke alle bekommen und überleg schon wieder ob ich noch welche kaufe.

So eine Chance hatte ich selten.

Was meint ihr denn so wo es kurzfristig hingehen wird wenn die regelistet werden .

Und soll man dann verkaufen oder noch drinnenbleiben ?

Bis dann

Markus

[amada]

best bid schon bei 53 Cent - best ask bei 68 !!!

Das heißt wir weren heute die 70 Cent sehen !!!

Yippppiiiiie

Gruß Amada

[amada]

Eröffnung bei 77 Cent !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jetzt geht es ab !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[DerZauberer36]

Jaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Und den Dollar sehen wir auch noch heute
Wetten

Markus

[amada]

87,5 Cent und es steigt und steigt und steigt

[amada]

Töröööööööööööööööö


95 Cent !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[RSA]

Hi

Komme grad von der Arbeit,macht denn Computer an,und was siehe ich dennda 0,95$


Gruß
RSA

[RSA]

Best Bid: 0.75 (2500 shares)
Best Ask: 1.01 (500 shares)

Heute glaube Ich auch das wir die 1$ sieht.
Amada shau mal im briefkasten nach

RSA

[amada]

1,01 -jubel - die 1 ist gefallen!!!!!

[amada]

Phantastisch - Schlußkurs 1USD.

Wenn ich mir anschaue wie wenig Umsatz (unter 30 k) dazu ausgereicht haben den Kurs fast zu verdoppeln , dannn sehe ich mich in meiner These bestätigt, was mit dem Kurs passiert, wenn das Relisting offiziell bekannt gegeben wird - dann sehen wir Kurse um 4 USD innerhalb weniger Stunden wieder !

Nochmals klar und deutlich - außer dem nicht erfolgtem Filing gab es bis jetzt keinerlei negative Unternehmensnews!!

Im Gegenteil - die bekanntgegebene Aquisition einer weiteren Softwarefirma hätte den Kurs unter normalen Umständen wahrscheinlich schon in den 2stelligen Dollarbereich gebracht.

Während der harten Zeit in den Pinks wurden nur sehr wenige Aktien gehandelt!!!

Ich habe hier schon oft beschrieben wie der Kurs mit niedrigsten Umsätzen heruntergetradet wurde- oder glaubt wirklich irgendjemand ernsthaft das da an manchen Tagen irgenwer für 30 USD Aktien gekauft hat ?

Es waren einfach keine Käufer da - und deswegen konnte der Kurs so weit nach unten gehen.

Aber - und das ist das eigentlich wichtige- es waren und sind auch keine Verkäufer da.

Niemand , der sich auf derzeitigem Kursniveau von seinen Aktien trennen würde- das heißt ganz klar - wenn die erwarteten News kommen kann es nur strong nach Norden gehen.

Wir habe selbst bei heutigem Kursniveau nur eine Marktcap. von 11,6 Mio. USD - sehr sehr wenig für eine Internetfirma die seit Jahren Gewinne macht!!!

Geradezu unglaublich wenig.

Ich habe mir Geld schenken lassen - und zwar von denjenigen die mir in den letzten Wochen so billig ihre Stücke überlassen haben - und auch heute wurde wieder in Massen Geld verschenkt- und zwar von jedem der verkauft hat.

Vielleicht hol ich mir morgen noch ein Geschenke ab indem ich weiter nachkaufe


Gruß Amada

[Tigerwoods]

hallo amada,

wann kommen denn aktuelle zahlen von den jungs ?

tw

[amada]

Hallo Tiger ,

aktuelle Zahlen werden wir automatisch mit dem Relisting bekommen- denn dann können wir ja das Filing einsehen und da steht alles drin.

Gruß Amada

[amada]

Ist das nicht ein schöner Chart?
Deulicher gehts nimmer






Gruß Amada

[amada]

Kurs aktuell 1 USD
Handel 9900 Stück

Gruß Amada

[kasmarski]

Ein schöner Chart wär´s,

wenn ISFB bei 30 Dollar stehen würden. Das ist ein grauenhafter Chart. (IMO) Die Kurssteigerungen ohne Umsätze sind nicht aussagekräftig und können an einem Tag wieder weg sein. Für mich wird der Kurs nach oben manipuliert! Hier sollte man Vorsicht walten. Kann passieren daß man das Zeug nie wieder los wird.

Kasi

[amada]

Da ist ja wieder mein spezieller Freund Kasmarski.

Hast Du eigentlich gelesen was da vorher steht?

Das ist doch gerade das gewaltige, daß so geringe Umsätze den Kurs schon so nach oben bringen!!!!!

Logisch, wenn die nicht regelistet werden , sagt der Chart gar nichts aus- aber wir gehen ja von einem baldigen Relisting aus.
Verfolg doch dazu auch mal die Beiträe im Raging-Bull.

Und wenn die regelistet werden innerhalb der nächsten 3 Wochen, was alle hoffen, sagt uns der Chart ganz klar wo es hingeht 4USD + x


Gruß Amada

[kasmarski]

Als Freund würde ich mich nicht sehen,

eher als Beobachter von Deinen Empfehlungen, die allesamt 90 % ihres Wertes verloren haben. Kurse werden immer mit geringen Umsätzen manipuliert. Das solltest Du wissen Das beste Beispiel war letztes Jahr Planet City. Mit geringem Umsatz nach oben manipuliert. Dann empfohlen, um anschließend gegen Null zu laufen.

Kasi

[DerZauberer36]

Amada, laß doch den Idioten ,

der ist auch schon in anderen Threads negativ aufgefallen .
Ich freu mich einfach nur am Kurs im Moment und an den guten Aussichten für die Zukunft , da laß ich mir auch die Laune von diesem Möchtegernoberbesserwisserguru nicht verderben .

Markus

[kasmarski]

Hi Amada,

oder soll ich sagen Zauberer. Ist schon klar, daß Du beide User bist. Wenn schon niemanden Dein Schrott interessiert, dann mußt Du Dich halt mit Dir selber, drüber unterhalten.

Achtung an alle USER: Vor allem die, die noch nicht so lange im Board sind. Überall wo AMADA beteiligt ist, sollte man aufpassen. In der Vergangenheit haben diese Aktien imense Kursverluste hinnehmen müssen. Ein gutgemeinter Rat, mehr nicht.

Kasi

[amada]

Kein Kommentar - typische Unterstellung für einen dem nichts besseres einfällt

[DerZauberer36]

Dito. Damit hast Du Dich selbst disqualifiziert.

Markus

PS: Amada schau mal in Deinen Briefkasten Du hast eine Mail von mir

[RSA]

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[amada]

Das Filing ist wirklich da - eben habe ich es mit eigenen Augen gesehen!!!
Relisting steht kurz bevor.

Ich stells nachher hier rein.

Gruß Amada

[amada]

So bitte schön - exclusiv zu Nachlesen für alle

Gruß Amada


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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

May 11, 2000
Date of Report

(Date of Earliest Event Reported)

International Solutions For Business, Inc.
(Exact name of Registrant as Specified in its Charter)

Internet House, Canal Basin, Coventry, England
(Address of Principal Executive Offices)

44-24-76-633177
(Registrant`s Telephone Number)

Not Applicable
(Former name and former address)


Nevada 000-27761 86-0889110
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(State or other jurisdiction (Commission File Number) (IRS Employer
of incorporation) Identification No.)




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ITEM 1. CHANGES IN CONTROL OF REGISTRANT

(a) Merger Agreement. Pursuant to an Agreement and Plan of Merger (the
"Merger Agreement") dated as of May 11, 2000 between Chauvin Enterprises, Inc.,
a Delaware corporation ("Chauvin"), and Internet Solutions For Business, Inc., a
Nevada corporation ("ISFB"), all the outstanding shares of common stock of
Chauvin were exchanged for 100,000 shares of common stock of ISFB and other
consideration consisting of cash and payment of certain fees and expenses in an
aggregate amount equal to $144,970, in a transaction in which ISFB was the
surviving corporation.

The Merger Agreement was adopted by the unanimous consent of the Board of
Directors of Chauvin and approved by the unanimous consent of the shareholders
of Chauvin on May 4, 2000. The Merger Agreement was adopted by the unanimous
consent of the Board of Directors of ISFB on May 4, 2000. A copy of the Merger
Agreement is filed as an exhibit to this Form 8-K and is incorporated in its
entirety herein. The foregoing description is modified by such reference.

Prior to the merger, Chauvin had 1,627,000 shares of common stock
outstanding which shares were exchanged for 100,000 shares of common stock of
ISFB. By virtue of the merger, ISFB acquired 100% of the issued and outstanding
common stock of Chauvin.

The officers, directors, and by-laws of ISFB will continue without change
as the officers, directors, and by-laws of the successor issuer. See "Item 2.
Acquisition or Disposition of Assets - ISFB`s Directors, Executive Officers,
Promoters and Control Persons and Key Employees" below.

(b) Control of ISFB:

On May 11, 2000, ISFB had 14,512,071 shares issued and outstanding. The
following table sets forth certain information regarding the beneficial
ownership of the Common Stock of ISFB as of May 11, 2000 of (1)each person who
is known to ISFB to own beneficially more than 5% of ISFB`s outstanding Common
Stock, (2) each of ISFB`s directors and officers, and (3) all directors and
officers of ISFB as a group:



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Position with Amount of Stock
Name and Address The Company Beneficially Owned Percentage
---------------- ----------- ------------------ ----------
of Class
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<S> <C> <C> <C>
Lawrence Shaw Chief Executive 4,498,452 31.2%
180 Rugby Road Officer and
Binley Woods Coventry UK Director

Ronald Shaw Director 185,000 1.28%
57 Nunts Lane
Coventry CV6 4GZ, UK

Edward Fitzpatrick (1) Director 234,286 1.625%
Riddings Place, Hampton Lane
Knowle B92 6PA, UK

Heritage Equities Ltd. None 1,171,429 8.128%
Boca Raton, Florida

Officers and Directors as a Group 4,917,738 34.1%

</TABLE>

ITEM 2. ACQUISITION OR DISPOSITION OF ASSETS

(a) Criteria for Merger. The consideration exchanged pursuant to the Merger
Agreement was negotiated between Chauvin and ISFB.

In evaluating ISFB as a candidate for the proposed merger, Chauvin used
criteria such as the value of the assets of ISFB and its subsidiaries, the
anticipated operations and acquisitions, material contracts, business name and
reputation, quality of management, and current and anticipated operations.
Chauvin determined that the consideration for the merger was reasonable.

(b) Corporate History of ISFB. ISFB intends to continue to develop its
business by focusing on project incubation and software development, security,
web and interconnection and communications technologies including but not
limited to WAP, ADSL and ASP for Web site development technologies, Internet and
e-commerce activities.

ISFB was incorporated in the State of Nevada on September 5, 1987, under
the name of "Universal Funding Services Inc." The name was changed to "Universal
Reduction Melting Technologies Inc." on June 30, 1998 and Internet Solutions for
Business, Inc. on March 9, 1999.

On February 28, 1999 ISFB acquired all the outstanding capital stock of
Internet Solutions for Business Limited ("ISFB, Ltd."), a corporation formed
under the laws of the United Kingdom ("UK"), in exchange for 7,000,000 shares of
ISFB`s Common

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1 Edward Fitzpatrick is a principal of Noguchi Partnership (formerly known as
the Heritage Equities Ltd.) owning 20% of the equity thereof. Accordingly,
beneficial ownership of 20% of the shares owned directly by Noguchi Partnership
are attributed to Mr. Fitzpatrick.

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Stock. ISFB, Ltd. was formed on March 17, 1997. It is a turnkey Internet
solution provider, web-application developer and system integrator based in the
UK. ISFB maintains its principal office at Internet House, Canal Basin,
Coventry, England. It`s telephone number is 011 44 24 76 633177.

(c) ISFB`s Business. ISFB, through ISFB, Ltd., provides
business-to-business web-enabled solutions. Its clients are in the
manufacturing, technology, media, publishing, commerce and government sectors.
ISFB has adopted the philosophy of providing a web product for small to medium
sized enterprises and corporations. To date, ISFB`s marketing efforts have been
limited to the UK.

ISFB`s strategy is to focus on market led product development to exploit
the opportunities presented by the World-Wide-Web. ISFB offers products and
services to aid clients to successfully migrate marketing, trading,
communication and business initiatives to the World-Wide-Web. Value added
services offered by ISFB include consultancy services on web design and
functionality as part of an e-commerce solution and project management of
external resources which integrate with ISFB product offerings, graphics partner
used for corporate brochures, and house style.

The Internet marketplace is diverse and clients require a cross-section of
solutions. ISFB is continually attempting to develop new markets and software to
help its clients disseminate information, procure products and make available
investor information.

Employees

ISFB Ltd. has approximately 16 employees most of whom specialize in
technical development and design. In addition, from time to time, ISFB employs
independent consultants.

The Products, Services and Technology

ISFB Ltd. has developed a range of products and services the details of
which are set out below:

o Standard core products with customized illustrative design based on its
clients logo, selling message and house style;
o Value added services ranging from consultancy through to preparation of web
enabled business solution specifications;
o Maintenance of Web sites including search engine management, market and
client profiling and data analysis;
o Web Hosting; and
o Internet Service Provider (ISP).

The product range also includes access statistics products, search engine
optimizers, registration systems and a track and trace Anti-Spam product to
filter out junk

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e-mails. Every product is completely compatible so that any product can simply
be plugged into an existing ISFB site. This standardization is achieved while
allowing the graphic design to be unique to every client. These products have
significant market potential over a life expectancy of more than five years.

The sales strategy is not only to sell products directly to the end users
but also to use peer group partner companies who will embed such products into
their own solutions for their customers.

Technology

The changing needs of the market sector require the employees of ISFB to
continuously review the market needs and trends, development products, services
and the like. ISFB believes in the importance of staff development, offering
cross training, allowing the working on both standard product and project
developments ensuring the ongoing nurturing of skill sets.

ISFB provides clients the facility for design, development, integration and
support on Unix / Dos / Novell / Windows (NT, 95 and 3.x) / Mac / Acorn
environments in addition to application development in VB 4/5, CGI, Perl, Active
X, C, C++, Java / Java Script, SQL and ODBC operating systems and/or languages.
The ISFB Technical Department is responsible for running the Unix and Windows NT
machines.

ISFB has:

o The ability to install and configure the operating systems listed above on
many hardware set-ups;

o Programming abilities including CGI, Shell, Perl, C, C++, and Lite;

o Experience in SMTP, Sendmail, httpd (Apache, NCSA), IIS, Mailing lists
(major-domo, listserv), IP routing (BGP4, Cisco IOS), Databases (Unix, NT),
news (inn), ftp, dns, pop3, finger, and telnet;

o A detailed knowledge of the major hardware architectures, specifically
desktop and server PC configurations; and

o All ongoing technical services to manage and support systems on a 24 hour
daily basis.

Intellectual Property

Intellectual property is accumulated by ISFB, Ltd. and incorporated in the
products it develops and services it offers. ISFB owns these rights and has the
potential to assign these to specialist market/product focused groups which
could then become subsidiary companies in their own right thus creating and
enhancing shareholder value.

Markets

ISFB sells to businesses only and does not deal directly with consumers.
Estimating the current size of the addressable market is difficult. However, the
principal

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market served by ISFB is the small and medium sized enterprise market in the UK
where IT Services/e-commerce spending could vary between 0.5 % and 1.5% of such
a company`s sales depending on processes. This would yield an approximate market
size addressed by ISFB in the year 2001 of approximately 2 to 4 billion dollars
in the geographic area in which it currently operates. ISFB believes that this
represents approximately 10% of the total estimated UK IT services market for
e-commerce products and services.

It has been a strategic decision to limit customers to companies located
within 80 miles of ISFB`s base in Coventry, England initially before addressing
the wider geographic market. It is anticipated that future growth will be
generated not only through internal expansion but through geographical expansion
in the UK, the United States and other international centers, as well as through
acquisitions and strategic alliances. ISFB`s business will be further developed
along market led lines, capitalizing on the expertise of ISFB to supply selected
market sectors with the solutions they need.

Traditional industries, such as manufacturing, that have thought about IT
investment in the past must now Web-enable their businesses on-line or face
being uncompetitive. ISFB is poised to generate revenues by meeting the needs of
the increasing number of companies and organizations who recognize the value of
Internet solutions.

It is anticipated that future growth will be generated not only through
internal expansion but through acquisitions and partnerships as well.
Partnerships are invaluable for both sales and development.

Competitors

In each of the identified sectors in which ISFB operates, the "Internet
Solutions Business" is fragmented and highly competitive with relatively low
barriers to entry. Competition and ISFB`s competitive position vary across the
industries served. Competition is usually regional in nature with few companies
specializing in full turnkey solutions.

Management believes that ISFB`s competitiveness is based on its ability to
understand a client`s specific needs, and to deliver solutions well matched to
those needs as well as on the pricing of its value added services. The principal
competitive factors in attracting projects are track record, pricing, benefits,
availability and duration together with the specification proposed. Management
believes that potential clients only have a small number of preferred suppliers
for Internet Solutions. Increasing demand for online trading has left a gap in
the market to serve clients who require intermediate solutions as a
stepping-stone to full back-office integration. Therefore, ISFB`s reputation and
its ability to offer appropriate products and services are important factors in
ISFB`s ability to attract projects. The ability to secure such projects from
blue-chip clients will determine competitive advantage and will help to attract
other clients through referral.

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Although a very young company in conventional business terms, ISFB has the
advantage of longevity in the marketplace, being operational in the first
instant as a private and then public entity for more than five years.

(d) Risk Factors Associated with ISFB and its Business

The following risks should be considered carefully. ISFB`s business,
financial condition and results of operations could be materially and adversely
affected by any of the following risks.

ISFB`s limited operating history makes the evaluation of ISFB`s current business
and the forecasting of ISFB`s future results difficult.

ISFB has only a limited operating history upon which an evaluation of
ISFB`s current business and prospects can be based, each of which must be
considered in light of the risks, expenses and problems frequently encountered
by all companies in the early stages of development, and particularly by such
companies entering new and rapidly developing markets like the Internet.

Risks related to the Internet may affect ISFB`s success.

There are many risks associated with operations on the Internet that may
adversely affect ISFB`s success. Such risks include, without limitation, the
following:

o the possibility that the Internet will fail to achieve broad acceptance;

o ISFB`s inability to attract or retain clients;

o a new and relatively unproven business model;

o ISFB`s ability to anticipate and adapt to a developing market;

o the failure of ISFB`s network infrastructure (including its servers,
hardware and software) to efficiently handle its Internet traffic;

o changes in laws that may adversely affect ISFB`s business;

o ISFB`S ability to manage effectively rapidly expanding operation, including
the amount and timing of capital expenditures and other costs relating to
the expansion of ISFB`s operations;

o the introduction and development of different or more extensive solutions
by ISFB`s direct and indirect competitors (including those with greater
financial, technical and marketing resources) which may cause loss of
market share;

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o ISFB`s inability to maintain and support increased levels of traffic on
ISFB`s installed sites;

o ISFB`s inability to attract, retain and motivate qualified personnel;

Future growth predictions may be inaccurate.

ISFB`s limited operating history makes the prediction of future results
difficult or impossible. Furthermore, ISFB`s limited operating history leads
ISFB to believe that period-to-period comparisons of ISFB`s operating results
may not be meaningful and that the results for any particular period should not
be relied upon as an indication of future performance. To the extent that
revenues do not grow at anticipated rates, ISFB`s business, results of
operations and financial condition would be materially and adversely affected.

ISFB anticipates that losses may continue.

ISFB anticipates incurring losses for the 12 month period ending March 31,
2000 and that it may continue to incur net monthly losses on occasion. ISFB had
a loss of $820,000 for the 9 month period ended December 31, 1999. The extent of
future losses will depend, in part, on the amount of growth in revenues from
products and Internet Solution services. As of March 31, 1999, ISFB had a small
operating income of $435,841. ISFB expects that operating costs will increase
during the next several years, especially in the areas of sales and marketing,
product development and general and administrative expenses as it pursues its
expansion strategy. Thus, ISFB will need to generate increased revenues faster
than the rate of growth in costs to achieve profitability. To the extent that
increases in its operating expenses precede or are not subsequently followed by
corresponding increases in revenues, or if it is unable to adjust operating
expense levels accordingly, ISFB`s business, results of operations and financial
condition would be materially and adversely affected. There can be no assurance
that ISFB will sustain profitability or that its operating losses will not
increase in the future.

ISFB`s future success is dependent on the continued growth in use of and the
commercial viability of the internet.

ISFB`s future success is substantially dependent upon the continued growth
in the use of the Internet. To support product and solution sales revenues, the
Internet`s recent and rapid growth must continue, and use of the Internet must
become widespread. None of these can be assured. The Internet may prove not to
be a viable information communications medium and information marketplace. If
use of the Internet does not continue to grow, ISFB`s business, results of
operations and financial condition would be materially and adversely affected.

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Additionally, there are several issues that could lead to resistance
against the acceptance of the Internet as a viable commercial marketplace. To
the extent that the Internet continues to experience significant growth in the
number of users and the level of use, there can be no assurance that its
technical infrastructure will continue to be able to support the demands placed
upon it. The necessary technical infrastructure for significant increases in
electronic news dissemination and e-commerce related to it, such as a reliable
network backbone, may not be timely and adequately developed. In addition,
performance improvements, such as high-speed modems, may not be introduced in a
timely fashion. Furthermore, security and authentication concerns with respect
to transmission over the Internet of confidential information, such as credit
card numbers, may remain. Also, the Internet could lose its viability due to
delays in the development or adoption of new standards and protocols required to
handle increased levels of activity, or due to increased governmental
regulation. Changes in or insufficient availability of telecommunications
services could result in slower response times and adversely affect usage of the
Internet. To the extent the Internet`s technical infrastructure does not
effectively support the growth that may occur, ISFB`s business, results of
operations and financial condition would be materially and adversely affected.

ISFB`s business model and acceptance of ISFB`s products is unproven in the
developing market in which ISFB operates.

ISFB`s business model is new and relatively unproven. The model depends
upon ISFB`s ability to generate multiple revenue streams by diversifying ISFB`s
product offerings. To be successful, ISFB must, among other things, develop and
market products and services that achieve broad market acceptance by its client
companies. No assurance can be given that ISFB`s business model will be
successful or that it can sustain revenue growth or be profitable. The market
for ISFB`s products and services is new, rapidly developing and characterized by
an increasing number of market entrants. As is typical of any new and rapidly
evolving market, demand and market acceptance for recently introduced products
and services are subject to a high level of uncertainty and risk. Moreover,
because this market is new and rapidly evolving, it is difficult to predict its
future growth rate, if any, and its ultimate size. If the market fails to
develop, develops more slowly than expected or becomes saturated with
competitors, or if ISFB`s products and services do not achieve or sustain market
acceptance, ISFB`s business, results of operations and financial condition would
be materially and adversely affected.

Potential fluctuations in ISFB`s operating results and quarterly fluctuations
may adversely affect ISFB`s trading price.

Our operating results may fluctuate significantly in the future as a result
of a variety of factors, many of which are outside of ISFB`s control. As a
strategic response to changes in the competitive environment, ISFB may from time
to time make certain pricing, service or marketing decisions or acquisitions
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term or long-term adverse effect on ISFB`s business, results of operations and
financial condition.

ISFB is controlled by its officers, directors and entities affiliated with them.

In the aggregate, ownership of ISFB shares by management represents a large
proportion of ISFB issued and outstanding shares of common stock. These
stockholders, if acting together, will be able to significantly influence all
matters requiring approval by ISFB`s stockholders, including the election of
directors and the approval of mergers or other business combination
transactions.

ISFB`s future performance is dependent on key personnel.

ISFB`s performance is substantially dependent on the performance of ISFB`s
senior management and key technical personnel. In particular, ISFB`s success
depends on the continued efforts of ISFB senior management team, especially
ISFB`s Chief Executive Officer, Lawrence Shaw. The loss of the services of any
of ISFB executive officers or other key employees could have a material adverse
effect on ISFB business, results of operations and financial condition.

ISFB`s future success also depends on ISFB`s continuing ability to retain
and attract highly qualified technical, editorial and managerial personnel. ISFB
anticipates that the number of ISFB`s employees will increase significantly in
the next 12 months. Wages for managerial and technical employees are increasing
and are expected to continue to increase in the foreseeable future due to the
competitive nature of this job market. There can be no assurance that ISFB will
be able to retain ISFB`s key managerial and technical personnel or that it will
be able to attract and retain additional highly qualified technical and
managerial personnel in the future. The inability to attract and retain the
technical and managerial personnel necessary to support the growth of ISFB`s
business, due to, among other things, a large increase in the wages demanded by
such personnel, could have a material adverse effect upon ISFB`s business,
results of operations and financial condition.

A majority of ISFB`s senior management is inexperienced in managing a public
company.

To manage its potential growth, ISFB must continue to implement and improve
its operational and financial systems, and must expand, train and manage its
employee base. Moreover the existing senior management has not had any previous
experience managing a growing public company. There can be no assurance that
ISFB will be able to effectively manage the expansion of its operations, that
ISFB systems, procedures or controls will be adequate to support its operations
or that its management will be able to achieve the rapid execution necessary to
fully exploit the market opportunity for its products and services. Any
inability to manage growth effectively could have a material adverse effect on
ISFB`s business, results of operations and financial condition.

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The Internet industry is characterized by rapid technological change which may
affect ISFB`s ability to respond to the evolving demands of ISFB`s market place.

The market for Internet products and services is characterized by rapid
technological developments, evolving industry standards and customer demands,
and frequent new product introductions and enhancements. These market
characteristics are exacerbated by the emerging nature of the market and the
fact that many companies are expected to introduce new Internet products and
services in the near future. ISFB`s future success will depend in significant
part on its ability to continually improve the performance, features and
reliability of the site in response to both evolving demands of the marketplace
and competitive product and service offerings, and there can be no assurance
that ISFB will be successful in doing so. In addition, the widespread adoption
of developing multimedia enabling technologies could require fundamental and
costly changes in ISFB`s technology and could fundamentally affect the nature,
viability and measurability of Internet-based advertising, which could adversely
affect ISFB`s business, results of operations and financial condition.

ISFB may suffer system failures on its web server system which could result in
negative publicity, and adversely affect ISFB`s market acceptance.

There is a reliance on third parties for both services and equipment by
ISFB and its suppliers, all of which are a vital element to the operation of the
business.

In the past, users have occasionally experienced difficulties with Internet
and online services due to system failures, including failures unrelated to ISFB
systems. Any disruption in Internet access provided by third parties could have
a material adverse effect on ISFB`s business, results of operations and
financial condition.

Our operations are dependent in part upon ISFB ability to protect ISFB
operating systems against damage from human error, fire, floods, power loss,
telecommunications failures, break-ins and similar events. ISFB does not
presently have redundant, multiple-site capacity in the event of any such
occurrence. ISFB`s servers are also vulnerable to computer viruses, break-ins
and similar disruptions from unauthorized tampering with ISFB`s computer
systems. The occurrence of any of these events could result in the interruption,
delay or cessation of service, which could have a material adverse effect on
ISFB`s business, results of operations and financial condition. In addition,
ISFB`s reputation and the smallcapcenter.com brand could be materially and
adversely affected.

There are security risks to ISFB`s network.

Experienced programmers ("hackers") have attempted on occasion to penetrate
ISFB`s network security. ISFB expects that these attempts will continue to occur
from time to time. Since a hacker who is able to penetrate ISFB`s network
security could misappropriate proprietary information or cause interruptions in
ISFB`s products and services or do other damage, ISFB may be required to expend
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capital and resources to protect against or to alleviate problems caused by such
parties. Additionally, ISFB`s may not have a timely remedy against a hacker who
is able to penetrate ISFB network security. Such purposeful security breaches
could have a material adverse effect on ISFB`s business, results of operations
and financial condition. In addition to purposeful security breaches, the
inadvertent transmission of computer viruses could expose ISFB to a material
risk of loss or litigation and possible liability.

In offering certain payment services for some products and services, ISFB
could become increasingly reliant on encryption and authentication technology
licensed from third parties to provide the security and authentication necessary
to effect secure transmission of confidential information, such as customer
credit card numbers. Advances in computer capabilities, discoveries in the field
of cryptography and other discoveries, events, or developments could lead to a
compromise or breach of the algorithms that ISFB licensed encryption and
authentication technology used to protect such confidential information. If such
a compromise or breach of ISFB licensed encryption authentication technology
occurs, it could have a material adverse effect on ISFB`s business, results of
operations and financial condition. ISFB may be required to expend significant
capital and resources to protect against the threat of such security, encryption
and authentication technology breaches or to alleviate problems caused by such
breaches. Concerns over the security of Internet transactions and the privacy of
users may also inhibit the growth of the Internet generally, particularly as a
means of conducting commercial transactions.

ISFB`s ability to attract additional financing as needed may affect its future
success.

Additional financing will be required by ISFB as it expects negative
operating cash flow for the coming months until the routine income from
installed Web has grown to cover the cost of their support and development. Such
financing, if obtained by ISFB, may result in the issuance of additional
securities and may not be available on terms favorable to it.

ISFB expects that it will continue to experience negative operating cash
flow on occasion for the foreseeable future as a result of significant spending
on product development and infrastructure. Accordingly, ISFB will need to raise
additional funds in a timely manner in order to fund ISFB`s anticipated
expansion and new enhanced services or products, respond to competitive
pressures or acquire complementary products, businesses or technologies.
Additional funds will have to be raised through the issuance of equity or
convertible debt securities causing the percentage of ownership of ISFB`s
current stockholders to be reduced, stockholders to experience additional
dilution and such securities may have rights, preferences or privileges senior
to those of the holders of the common stock.

ISFB does not have any contractual restrictions on ISFB`s ability to incur
debt and, accordingly, ISFB could incur significant amounts of indebtedness to
finance its operations. Any such indebtedness could contain covenants, which
would restrict ISFB`s operations. There can be no assurance that additional
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needed will be available on terms favorable to ISFB, or at all. If adequate
funds are not available or are not available on acceptable terms, it would have
a material adverse effect on ISFB`s ability to fund its expansion, take
advantage of acquisition opportunities, develop or enhance services or products
or respond to competitive pressures.

Future acquisitions of other business entities by ISFB would entail numerous
risks and uncertainties which could have an adverse affect on its operations and
financial condition.

As part of ISFB`s business strategy, it expects to review acquisition
prospects that would complement its existing business, augment the distribution
of its products or enhance its technological capabilities. Future acquisitions
by ISFB could result in potentially dilutive issuances of equity securities,
large and immediate write-offs, the incurrence of debt and contingent
liabilities or amortization expenses related to goodwill and other intangible
assets, any of which could materially and adversely affect ISFB`s business,
results of operations and financial condition.

Furthermore, acquisitions entail numerous risks and uncertainties,
including difficulties in the assimilation of operations, personnel,
technologies, products and information systems of the acquired companies, the
diversion of management`s attention from other business concerns, the risks of
entering geographic and business markets in which ISFB has no or limited prior
experience and the potential loss of key employees of acquired organizations.

ISFB has only made two small acquisitions in the past. No assurance can be
given as to ISFB`s ability to successfully integrate any businesses, products,
technologies or personnel that might be acquired in the future, and ISFB`s
failure to do so could have a material adverse effect on its business, results
of operations and financial condition.

ISFB may be unable to protect the intellectual property rights upon which its
business relies, which could harm its competitiveness and cause customer
confusion.

ISFB regards substantial elements of its Web site designs and underlying
technology as proprietary and will attempt to protect them by relying on
intellectual property laws, including trademark, service mark, copyright and
trade secret laws and restrictions on disclosure and transferring title and
other methods. ISFB will also generally enter into confidentiality agreements
with its employees and consultants and in connection with its license agreements
with third parties. ISFB seeks to control access to and distribution of ISFB
technology, documentation and other proprietary information. Despite these
precautions, it may be possible for a third party to copy or otherwise obtain
and use ISFB`s proprietary information without authorization or to develop
similar technology independently. ISFB is pursuing the registration of ISFB
trademarks in the United Kingdom and internationally. Effective trademark,
service mark, copyright and trade secret protection may not be available in
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country in which ISFB services are distributed or made available through the
Internet, and policing unauthorized use of ISFB proprietary information is
difficult.

Legal standards relating to the validity, enforceability and scope of
protection of certain proprietary rights in Internet-related businesses are
uncertain and still evolving, and no assurance can be given as to the future
viability or value of any of ISFB`s proprietary rights. There can be no
assurance that the steps taken by ISFB will prevent misappropriation or
infringement of its proprietary information, which could have a material adverse
effect on ISFB business, results of operations and financial condition.

Litigation may be necessary in the future to enforce ISFB intellectual
property rights, to protect ISFB trade secrets or to determine the validity and
scope of the proprietary rights of others. Such litigation might result in
substantial costs and diversion of resources and management attention.
Furthermore, there can be no assurance that ISFB business activities will not
infringe upon the proprietary rights of others, or that other parties will not
assert infringement claims against ISFB including claims that by directly or
indirectly providing hyperlink text links to Web sites operated by third
parties, ISFB has infringed upon the proprietary rights of other third parties.
Moreover, from time to time, ISFB may be subject to claims of alleged
infringement by ISFB of the trademarks, service marks and other intellectual
property rights of third parties. Such claims and any resultant litigation,
should it occur, might subject ISFB to significant liability for damages, result
in invalidation of ISFB`s proprietary rights and, even if not meritorious, could
result in substantial costs and diversion of resources and management attention,
any of which could have a material adverse effect on ISFB`s business, results of
operations and financial condition.

As ISFB continues to introduce new products and services that incorporate
new technologies, it may be required to license additional technology from
others. There can be no assurance that these third-party technology licenses
will continue to be available to ISFB on commercially reasonable terms, if at
all. As a result, any inability on ISFB`s part to obtain any of these technology
licenses could result in delays or reductions in the introduction of new
services or could adversely affect the performance of ISFB`s existing services
until equivalent technology can be identified, licensed and integrated.

It is unclear how any existing and future laws enacted will be applied to the
Internet industry and what affect such laws will have on ISFB.

A number of legislative and regulatory proposals under consideration in the
US that may also be adopted by the UK and foreign governmental organizations may
lead to laws or regulations concerning various aspects of the Internet,
including, but not limited to, online content, user privacy, taxation, access
charges, liability for third-party activities and jurisdiction. Additionally, it
is uncertain how existing laws will be applied by the judiciary to the Internet.
The adoption of new laws or the application of existing laws may decrease the
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demand for ISFB`s products and services, increase ISFB`s cost of doing business
or otherwise have a material adverse effect on ISFB`s business, results of
operations and financial condition.

Internet user privacy has become an issue both in the UK and abroad. ISFB
cannot predict the exact form of the regulations that the UK government may
adopt to protect such privacy. Any such action could affect the way in which
ISFB is are allowed to conduct its business, especially those aspects that
involve clients being restricted in the collection or use of personal
information, and could have a material adverse effect on ISFB business, results
of operations and financial condition.

The tax treatment of the Internet and e-commerce is currently unsettled. A
number of proposals have been made by working groups and by UK government
departments. Governments could impose taxes on the sale of goods and services
and certain other Internet activities. Recently, the Internet Tax Freedom Act
was signed into law in the US, placing a three-year moratorium on new state and
local taxes on certain aspects of Internet commerce in the US. However, there
can be no assurance that future laws imposing taxes or other regulations on
commerce over the Internet would not substantially impair the growth of
e-commerce and as a result have a material adverse effect on ISFB`s business,
results of operations and financial condition.

Although ISFB`s servers are located in the UK, the governments of other
foreign countries might attempt to take action against ISFB for violations of
their laws. There can be no assurance that violations of such laws will not be
alleged or charged by provincial, state or foreign governments and that such
laws will not be modified, or new laws enacted, in the future. Any of the
foregoing could have a material adverse effect on ISFB`s business, results of
operations and financial condition.

ISFB`s strategy to move into international operations and other expansions
exposes ISFB to several risks that could have an adverse affect on its business,
results of operations and financial condition.

A part of ISFB strategy is to expand its sales offices network throughout
the UK and into the United States and other international markets. There can be
no assurance that ISFB`s products or services will become widely accepted for
corporate clients in any international markets. In addition, ISFB expects that
the success of any additional foreign operations which it initiates in the
future will also be dependent upon local service providers and/or partners. If
revenues from international ventures are not adequate to cover the investments
in such activities, ISFB`s business, results of operations and financial
condition could be materially and adversely affected.

ISFB may experience difficulty in managing international operations as a
result of difficulty in locating effective foreign service providers and/or
partners, competition, technical problems, local laws and regulations, distance
and language and cultural differences. There can be no assurance that ISFB or
its international partners will be able to successfully market and operate in
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believes that, in light of substantial anticipated competition, it will be
necessary to aggressively market ISFB`s products and services into the UK and
international markets in order to effectively obtain market share, and there can
be no assurance that ISFB will be able to do so. There are certain risks
inherent in doing business on an international level, such as unexpected changes
in regulatory requirements, trade barriers, difficulties in staffing and
managing foreign operations, fluctuations in currency exchange rates, longer
payment cycles in general, problems in collecting accounts receivable,
difficulty in enforcing contracts, political and economic instability, seasonal
reductions in business activity in certain other parts of the world and
potentially adverse tax consequences. There can be no assurance that one or more
of such factors will not have a material adverse effect on ISFB`s future
international operations and, consequently, on ISFB`s business, results of
operations and financial condition.

Any significant deterioration in the general economic conditions would have an
adverse effect on ISFB`s business, result of operations or financial condition.

Time spent on the Internet by individuals, purchases of new computers and
purchases of membership subscriptions to Internet sites are typically
discretionary for consumers and may be particularly affected by adverse trends
in the general economy. The success of ISFB`s operations depends to a
significant extent upon a number of factors relating to discretionary consumer
spending, including economic conditions (and perceptions of such conditions by
consumers) affecting disposable consumer income such as employment, wages and
salaries, business conditions, interest rates, availability of credit and
taxation for the economy as a whole and in regional and local markets where ISFB
operate. There can be no assurance that consumer spending will not be adversely
affected by general economic conditions, which could negatively impact ISFB`s
results of operations or financial condition. Any significant deterioration in
general economic conditions or increases in interest rates may inhibit
consumers` use of credit and cause a material adverse effect on ISFB`s revenues
and profitability. In addition, ISFB`s business strategy relies on advertising
by and agreements with other Internet companies. Any significant deterioration
in general economic conditions that adversely affects these companies could also
have a material adverse effect on ISFB`s business, results of operations and
financial condition.

If the trading price of ISFB`s common stock remains volatile, the long-term
trading price may be adversely affected regardless of ISFB`s performance and a
class action litigation may be instituted against ISFB which would have an
adverse effect on ISFB`s business, results of operations and financial
condition.

The trading price of ISFB`s common stock has been volatile and may continue
to be subject to wide fluctuations in response to quarterly variations in
operating results, announcements of technological innovations or new products
and services by ISFB or its competitors, changes in financial estimates by
securities analysts, the operating and stock price performance of other
companies that investors may deem comparable to ISFB and other events or
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for Internet-related companies in particular, have experienced extreme
volatility that often has been unrelated to the operating performance of such
companies. These broad market and industry fluctuations may adversely affect the
trading price of ISFB`s common stock, regardless of ISFB`s operating
performance. In the past, following periods of volatility in the market price of
the Company`s securities, securities class action litigation has often been
instituted against the Company. Such litigation, if instituted, whether or not
successful, could result in substantial costs and a diversion of Management`s
attention and resources, which would have a material adverse effect on the
Company`s business, results of operations and financial condition.

The value and transferability of ISFB shares may be adversely impacted by the
limited trading market for ISFB common stock, the penny stock rules and futures
share issuance. There is a limited market for ISFB`s common stock.

No assurance can be given that a market for ISFB`s common stock will be
sustained or that the common stock will be quoted on the NASD`s Over the Counter
Bulletin Board.

The sale or transfer of ISFB common stock by shareholders may be subject to
the so-called "penny stock rules."

Under Rule 15g-9 of the Exchange Act, a broker or dealer may not sell a
"penny stock" (as defined in Rule 3a51-1) to or effect the purchase of a penny
stock by any person unless:

(a) such sale or purchase is exempt from Rule 15g-9;

(b) prior to the transaction the broker or dealer has (1) approved the
person`s account for transaction in penny stocks in accordance with
Rule 15g-9, and (2) received from the person a written agreement to
the transaction setting forth the identity and quantity of the penny
stock to be purchased; and

(c) the purchaser has been provided an appropriate disclosure statement as
to penny stock investment.

The Securities and Exchange Commission adopted regulations that generally
define a penny stock to be any equity security other than a security excluded
from such definition by Rule 3a51-1. Such exemptions include, but are not
limited to (1) an equity security issued by an issuer that has (i) net tangible
assets of at least $2,000,000, if such issuer has been in continuous operations
for at least three years, (ii) net tangible assets of at least $5,000,000, if
such issuer has been in continuous operation for less than three years, or (iii)
average revenue of at least $6,000,000 for the preceding three years; (2) except
for purposes of Section 7(b) of the Exchange Act and Rule 419, any security that
has a price of $5.00 or more; and (3) a security that is authorized or approved
for authorization upon notice of issuance for quotation on the NASDAQ Stock
Market, Inc.`s Automated Quotation System.

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It is likely that shares of common stock, assuming a market were to develop
therefore, will be subject to the regulations on penny stocks; consequently, the
market liquidity for the common stock may be adversely affected by such
regulations limiting the ability of broker/dealers to sell ISFB common stock and
the ability of shareholders to sell their securities in the secondary market.

Moreover, ISFB shares may only be sold or transferred by ISFB shareholders
in those jurisdictions in which an exemption for such "secondary trading" exists
or in which the shares may have been registered.

ISFB has not declared any dividends since inception, and has no present
intention of paying any cash dividends on its common stock in the foreseeable
future. The payment by ISFB of dividends, if any, in the future, rests in the
discretion of ISFB`s Board of Directors and will depend, among other things,
upon ISFB`s earnings, its capital requirements and financial condition, as well
as other relevant factors.

Potential future 144 sales may impact the value of ISFB stock .

As of May 11, 2000, of the shares of ISFB common stock authorized, there
were issued and outstanding 14,512 071 shares of which 9,375,971 are "restricted
shares" as that term is defined under the Securities Act, and in the future may
be sold in compliance with Rule 144 of the Securities Act, or pursuant to a
Registration Statement filed under the Securities Act. Rule 144 provides, in
essence, that a person holding restricted securities for a period of 1 year may
sell those securities in unsolicited brokerage transactions or in transactions
with a market maker, in an amount equal to the greater of (i) 1% of ISFB
outstanding common stock or (ii) the average weekly trading volume for the four
week period prior to the proposed date of sale, every 3 months as reported on an
automated quotation system (as to which the `pink sheets` would not qualify) .
Additionally, Rule 144 requires that an issuer of securities make available
adequate current public information with respect to the issuer. Such information
is deemed available if the issuer satisfies the reporting requirements of
Sections 13 or 15(d) of the Exchange Act and of Rule15c2-11 thereunder. Rule 144
also permits, under certain circumstances, that sale of shares by a person who
is not an affiliate (and has not been an affiliate for the 90 day period
preceding the proposed sale) of ISFB and who has satisfied a 2 year holding
period without any quantity limitation and whether or not there is adequate
current public information available.

The possible issuance of additional shares may impact the value of ISFB stock.

ISFB is authorized to issue up to 50,000,000 shares of common stock. It is
ISFB`s intention to issue more shares. Sales of substantial amounts of common
stock (including shares issuable upon the exercise of stock options, the
conversion of the notes and the exercise of the warrants), or the perception
that such sales could occur, could materially adversely affect prevailing market
prices for the common stock and the ability of ISFB to raise equity capital in
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ISFB`s inability to supply demanded functionality may affect its success.

ISFB maintains a close relationship with Warwick University - one of the
UK`s top academic institutions in IT and e-commerce. This enables ISFB`s
technology potential to be renewed and its technology team to be strengthened
when needed through a pipeline for resource. This relationship may not continue
to operate as we expect and changes in University policy may not allow graduates
and research fellows to support ISFB.

ISFB inability to provide on-line services may affect our success.

ISFB and its suppliers rely on third parties for both services and
equipment, which are a vital element to the operation of the business. ISFB uses
an external company to provide networks in the Internet Service Provider (ISP)
portion of its business. Intermittent or permanent loss of this service to ISFB
clients may result in their Web Sites not functioning properly resulting in loss
of business.

ISFB`s ability to generate revenue from installed sites may affect its success.

ISFB receives a portion of its income from on-going license fees as a
source of internal funds. This is set to increase as more products are
installed. If the products are not upgraded to meet new processes, there may be
a tendency to replace ISFB products with alternatives as they become available
from competitors.

(e) Management`s Discussion And Analysis Or Plan Of Operation

1. Operations To Date

Following its formation in 1997, the Company built its reputation as being
a small problem-solving company using the Internet as a `means to an end` rather
than `an end in itself.` The solutions were being sold at that time on various
platforms including PC, Mini and mainframe computers. During the next couple of
years a tool set was developed to satisfy data flow and security requirements to
enable common components to be integrated successfully and these formed the
basis of the Internet and the Web products. The tools were then implemented in a
number of UK corporations, including Volvo, IMI, London Taxis International and
Courtaulds, allowing the building of a considerable `user base` of demonstrable
sites. These formed the reference components for the products assembled during
year ended March 31, 1999.

Initial financing to launch the business was received from a combination of
invested capital from the original business owners and use of self funded
contracts. Investment was limited, however, allowing the Company to grow only
slowly during its first and second years of business, while continuing to expand
its client base. The nature of the business is such that the cost of sales
arises largely from software and design labor. Payment terms on contracts are
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Margins are such that the bulk of the software production overhead expense can
be borne by the contracts. Finance is needed to fund Marketing, Sales, Research
and Development in core products and the unfunded work-in-progress in delayed
contracts. After about 9 months of focus development resource, the ISFB product
components were available to the market.

ISFB intends to raise up to $4,500,000 in a direct private placement
offering pursuant to the terms of Regulation S. Such offering will be
self-underwritten.

ISFB has developed a range of products that are beginning to sell well and
as the Internet grows ISFB believes such markets will expand. The business will
be further developed, capitalizing on the expertise of ISFB to supply selected
market sectors with the solutions they need, thereby maximizing growth and
revenue.

Future growth will be generated through the expansion of ISFB`s sales
network throughout the UK, Europe and into the United States and other
international markets as well as through acquisitions and partnerships which
provide strategic benefit both in generating products with high earning
potential and also in creating a wider range of channels to market.

Another area of growth is the use of Wireless Application Protocol devices.
ISFB has already developed a demonstrator and will be seeking investment to
expand its activities in this field

2. Nine Month Period Ended December 31, 2000

The Company has a core team of 16 full time staff backed by associate
programmers, designers and system architects able to customize ISFB products
into bespoke system solutions. The new team now has the ability to take on
larger, more complex contracts in line with the new corporate strategic
direction.

Technical and production headcount has been increased by 12 during the nine
month period ended December 31, 1999 to extend and enhance the Company`s range.
In addition to the technical headcount, new sales personnel were engaged in
August/September to boost the falling sales volumes. The impact of the new
personnel did not start to benefit ISFB until the last quarter of the fiscal
year due to the learning curve associated with the Company`s products.

3. Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 1999

This was the first year that ISFB Ltd. commenced operations. Initial sales
were secured and personnel resources were `bought in` resulting in the incursion
of consultancy costs and related charges for technical work and marketing.

No value was attributed to the developed products when ISFB Ltd. was formed
resulting in a low value attributed to cost of sales and thus the subsequent
high level of gross profit in relation to the sales.

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Work in Progress accounting was not applied in this year due to the limited
information available to attribute costs accurately to specific orders and the
resulting sales. All costs were therefore expensed.

4. Changes in Accounting Policy

During the year ended March 31, 2000, Management decided to change the
Company`s accounting policy to take into account the increase in value of the
intellectual property rights invested in products.

The development of ISFB`s core products and the related technical personnel
costs have now been charged to development.

During the nine month period ended December 31, 1999 new products were
developed, replacing some of the products in the portfolio that were sold in the
prior year and introduced into the Company. This resulted in a poor trading
performance which is attributable to not having engaged the sales personnel at
the crucial time when sales volume began to fall, and new products were not
sufficiently advanced in their development cycle to compensate for the decline.

Work in Progress accounting was introduced in the last quarter of the 1999
calendar year to reflect the increased number of orders and the time to
customize those orders.

Overhead costs included all personnel costs as in the prior year, but in
2000/01 the costs of sales are budgeted on the basis of attributing the costs of
the technical personnel more directly to specific orders and subsequent sales.
With the introduction of the work in progress policy in the last quarter, it was
not considered appropriate or feasible to allocate such costs retrospectively to
the accounts and thus all technical and production costs are reflected in the
overhead value.

Improved controls on development work, and the effectiveness of the sales
personnel that have been introduced will benefit the performance in the fiscal
year ending March 31, 2001.

The principal variances from the previous financial year are as follows:-
$K
Volume 272
Technical personnel costs 32
Recruitment 80
Marketing costs 64
Sales personnel 320
-----
768

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Actual costs of technical personnel are greater than the above value but
their costs are primarily charged to work in progress or development costs and
thus have a limited impact on the variances.

ISFB, Ltd., ISFB`s wholly owned subsidiary has been operating during
1999/2000 with a very low operating capital of $16,000 and an overdraft facility
of $104,000. This funding level has created operating issues during the year and
has been totally inadequate for the day to day requirements of the Company.
However, until ISFB can complete a financing, the activities of ISFB, Ltd. have
been substantially contained. This will result in lower revenues being realized.

5. Plan of Operation

ISFB`s plan of operation for the year ending March 31, 2001 anticipates an
increase in employees to 30 people. New premises have been identified which are
more appropriate to a developing company and negotiations have commenced.

Sales are budgeted to increase from the start of the year as new products
come on stream. Recently secured orders from government and the media underpin
this forecast.

Overhead expenses have been reduced and the Company expects this to
continue. General investment in product development is budgeted to continue at
the low level of $128K per annum pending agreement on specific product
investments which will be treated as projects external to the current budget.

The budgeted increase in gross profit, arising from an increase in volume
and increased control of costs, indicates that overall ISFB, Ltd. should be
profitable on a month by month basis from the end of the fiscal year.

The cash forecast based upon the budgeted trading performance would
indicate a monthly positive cash flow occurring month on month from December and
therefore there is a requirement for short term funding both to fund working
capital and cover any product specific additional R&D investment.

6. Forward Looking Statements

This report includes `Forward Looking Statements` within the meaning of
Section 27A of the Securities Act and Section 21E of the Exchange Act.

Any statements that express or involve discussions with respect to
predictions, expectations, beliefs, plans, projections, objectives, assumptions
or future events or performance (often, but not always, using words or phrases
such as "expects" or "does not expect", "is expected", "anticipates" or "does
not anticipate", "plans", "estimates" or "intends", or stating that certain
actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", "might" or "will" be taken,
occur or be achieved) are not statements of historical fact and may be "forward
looking statements". Such statements are included among other places

22
<PAGE>

in this Form 8K, in the sections entitles "Management`s Discussion and Analysis
or Plan of Operation", "ISFB`s Business" and "Risk Factors Associated with ISFB
and its Business". Forward-Looking Statements are based on expectations,
estimates and projections at the time the statements are being made that involve
a number of risks and uncertainties which could cause actual results or events
to differ materially from those presently anticipated. See "Risk Factors
Associated with ISFB and Its Business" herein. Although the Company believes
that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are
reaso

[amada]

Und bevor jetzt irgendjemand motzt weil da so viele Risiko-Hinweise drinnen sind , wer jemals ein filing gesehen hat gleich von welcher Firma weiß , daß das immer so ist - da legt die SEC wert drauf

Gruß Amada

[amada]

Ich hoffe ihr erkennt was ihr hier in Händen habt - eine Vorabinfo mit Beweis über ein In nächster Zukunft erfolgendes Relisting eines Pinksheet-Wertes.

Schaut Euch den Chart an - dann seht ihr wo der Wert her kommt.

Schaut Euch die Marktkapitalisierung an bei heutigem Schlußkurs von 86 Cent nur ca 10Mio. USD.

Zum Vergleich - Intershop macht etwa 10 mal mehr Umsatz in einer ähnlichen Sparte und die Marktkapitalisierung von Intershop liegt etwa 4000 !!! mal höher.

Das bedeutet bei einem gleichen KUV von Intershop und ISFB müßte 1 Aktie von ISFB zur Zeit etwa 4000 USD kosten !!!


Gruß Amada

[amada]

Korrektur - 1 Aktie von ISFB müßte demnach 400 USD kosten.

[serenior]

Hallo Leute,

bevor der liebe amada mich nochmal wegen der noch ausstehenden Antwort anmahnen muß, opfere ich einen Teil der ohnehin nicht
verdienten Nachtruhe für die überfällige Antwort auf die offenen Fragen von weiter oben .

Aber wir Schwaben (auch die Metropolitaner) sind eben gerne auch mal gemütlich. Vielleicht werd ich deshalb an der Börse auch nie
richtig reich. Egal, wir schaffen halt weiter, gell?

Die Frage nach meiner location wäre damit auch beantwortet: Ne Stunde 20 mit dem ICE bis Frankfurt, also nicht ganz aus der Welt.
Auf der upgrade-Investorenkonferenz im Mai daselbst wurde übrigens das Fehlen oder Sich-Nicht-Zu-Erkennen-Geben von so
prominenten Vertretern wie Steuerberater und amada öffentlich bedauert. Ich kann nur sagen, nächstes mal eben erscheinen! Okay?

Zu den Hausaufgaben:

Den Vorschlag von amada mit der Mail-Aktion find ich uneingeschränkt gut, ich habe ihn zwischenzeitlich verfolgt und bin ein paar
konkrete Fragen an Mr. Shaw losgeworden. Die Antwort steht noch aus, ich melde, wenn ich was höre oder lese. Außerdem bin
ich auch noch auf der Suche nach informellen Quellen in Richtung Coventry, schaunmermal.

Insgesamt liegen jetzt also zwei öffentliche Meldungen vor. Eine `Androhung` bzgl. des late filings für den Jahresabschluß auf den
31. März 2000 (typisch Englisch-krummes Datum) und eben jetzt dieser Zwischenabschluß zum 31.12.1999, unaudited, will
heißen, ungeprüft. Immerhin trotzdem vom CPA, und blamieren wird er sich hoffentlich nicht wollen. Schätze
mal, der Englische Auditor philosophiert noch heftig über den Bewertungen, nachdem die Anmerkungen ja nur so vor Änderungen
bei den Bilanzierungsgrundsätzen strotzen. Merry old England.

Ich hab jetzt wirklich nicht alles durchgearbeitet, aber ein paar Kernaussagen sind wohl möglich:

Wenn die das Wirtschaftsjahr nicht umstellen, dann werden wir wohl mit dieser komischen Gesellschaftsstruktur von Sitz in Delaware
(welcher Finanzhai hat den den armen Briten diese kunstvolle Konstruktion aufs Auge gedrückt? tststs) und aktiver subsidiary in UK
noch öfters mit dem Risiko solcher filing-Probleme leben müssen. Na ja, die Rechtsanwälte wollen halt auch verdienen. Und damit sind
wir schon bei einem Teil des Problems.

Für den Jahresabschluß sind Verluste angedroht im 7 - stelligen Bereich, das wird ne knackig überschuldete Bilanz, und wahrscheinlich
hats da zwischendrin bei der Finanzierung tatsächlich mal heftig gequietscht:

- die Anwälte haben jede Menge Geld gekostet
- Mr. Shaw hat von bodenständiger Entwicklung auf Mega-Expansion umgestellt

wir haben also mittlerweile eine ganz normale `new economy`-Firma, mit einer cash burn rate. Nix mehr mit permanentem profit und so.
Zugegebenermaßen ist das alles im Vergleich zu vielen anderen Luftblasen aber doch sehr gemäßigt, indem da doch die eine oder
andere ordentliche Rechnung geschrieben wird, der Umsatz kann sich im Verhältnis zum Gründungsdatum wirklich sehen lassen.

Die Vorstellung, man könnte die Firma so ein bißchen klammheimlich über die Börse aufkaufen, können wir uns allerdings bereits
jetzt abschminken, das Management hat noch 35 Mio. genehmigte Aktien in der Hinterhand. Sobald der Kurs ein interessantes Niveau
erreicht, können die mit den shares gegen verteufelt viel Geld um sich werfen. Für eine kalte Übernahme dürfte unsere Portokasse
hier also beim besten Willen nicht reichen. Bitte richtig verstehen: Das ist keine Abwertung der Aktie, einfach die Beantwortung einer
Randfrage. Wenn die company gut ist, braucht man sie nicht unbedingt zu übernehmen, es können dann mehr Leute was davon haben,
ohne daß man sie so einfach daran hindern kann. Also easy, einfach hinnehmen. Mein persönlicher Erfahrungshintergrund sagt mir,
wenn wir uns ernsthaft um die Sache kümmern, bestehen gute Chancen, auch ohne Drohung ernstgenommen und seriös behandelt zu
werden.

Die Bewegungen der letzten Tage möchte ich bei dem Versuch, objektiv zu bleiben, als nicht eindeutig interpretierbar bezeichnen.
Amadas Argument, das relisting müsse den Kurs unbedingt nach oben ziehen, hat ne ganze Menge für sich. Fragt sich allerdings auch,
für wie lange. Eine solide wachsende Internet-Agentur hat bestimmt was für sich, zumal zwischen den Zeilen vorsichtig angedeutet
wird, daß man gegen Ende dieses Jahres wieder operativ schwarze Zahlen schreiben wolle.

Also ehrlich, irgendwann frag ich Mr. Shaw, ob er nicht mal der Frage nachgehen will, das ganze Affentheater mit der SEC abzuschaffen,
die Gesellschaft nach England zu verlagern und die Aktien in London, Hamburg und Frankfurt handeln zu lassen. Und fertig. Könnt
vielleicht ne ganze Menge Anwaltskosten sparen. Das war jetzt Bauchlage, dafür weiß ich zu wenig über die rechtlichen Rahmen-
bedingungen. Aber die Frage werd ich wirklich noch irgendwann an kompetenter Stelle los, I promise.

Auch jetzt ist noch nicht auszuschließen, daß der Kurs der letzten Tage sauber manipuliert war und irgendwann mit mehr
oder weniger Ankündigung wieder kommentarlos einbricht. Immerhin haben wir ja trotzdem ein bißchen Handel. Wenn man es
nicht übertreibt und im Zweifelsfall ein paar Tage auf die Ausführung warten kann, ist das Risiko also mit einer kleinen, limitierten
order immer begrenzbar. Aber ehrlich, die Story macht mir so viel Spaß, daß ich die Flugkosten zur HV gerne in die Werbungskosten
packe, damit mein Finanzbeamter was zum Philosophieren hat. Und vielleicht gibts da ja auch ein ordentliches Vesper.

Was mir an der Story nach diesem ersten oberflächlichen Antesten gefällt:

Das sieht im Vergleich zu den Luftblasen vielerorts zwar gelegentlich ein bißchen hausbacken aus, dadurch wird es aber auch
liebenswert - und überschaubar!
Im Jahresabschluß steht Umsatz, den man irgendwie den Köpfen zuordnen kann, nicht nur research und phantasy, sondern
auch solide Arbeit. Da gibt es eine genauso solide Kundenliste, denen man Zahlen zuordnen kann. Das Ding ist für
nen Normalsterblichen nachvollziehbar, beurteilbar, erreichbar, greifbar. Ihr wißt schon, was ich meine. Irgendwie hat der Spruch
schon was für sich, daß man hier pro Aktie höchstens nen Dollar verlieren kann....

Amada kommentiert immer beeindruckend euphorisch. Nix für ungut, jeder ist erwachsen hier. Mir wäre es sogar wurscht, wenn
er tatsächlich nen künstlichen Dialog erzeugen würde, denn so wie kasi darf auch jeder andere die Inhalte selber beurteilen.

Und vielleicht schafft Markus ja doch kurzfristig die Vollregistrierung, dann brauchen wir uns nicht über ein Scheinproblem zu
zerstreiten. Also bitte, Friede auf Erden und im Wasserglas. Amada hat gute Infoquellen, aber alles ein bißchen aus zweiter
Hand, deshalb alles nicht mit dem direkten Draht zum Himmel, sondern vorher im Fegefeuer zu läutern, oder so ähnlich.

Wenn wir alle noch ein bißchen auf Infosuche gehen, sind wir in wenigen Monaten alle schlauer, und dazuhin auf qualitativ höherem
Niveau. Und sollte der Kurs dennoch nicht nach oben gehen, dann erwirtschaftet die company vielleicht im übernächsten Jahr
aus Versehen noch nen Gewinn, der ausgeschüttet wird. Tja, und in so einem Fall gäbs dann eben Dividende - ich habe beschlossen,
daß ich warten kann. Riesenmengen will ich mir eigentlich nicht zulegen. Aber vierstellig will ich schon bleiben.

So long

serenior

[amada]

Hallo Serenior -

vielen Dank für Deine Hausaufgaben

Deswegen mag ich die Schwaben so - weil ihr es immer wieder schafft sowohl positives als auch negatives mit einem kleinen Zwinkern auf angenehme Art loszuwerden.

Die Gedanken mit dem Wechsel der Börse nach Europa - (warum eigentlich nicht an den Neuen Markt) hatte ich auch schon - da würde die Firma gut hinpassen das ganze wäre überschaubarer und Probleme mit dem Filing wie im Moment könnten so leicht nicht mehr auftreten.

Unabhängig davon bin ich überzeugt davon , daß es auch an der OTC möglich ist , daß ein ganz klein wenig Fantasie in den Wert hineinkommt.
Der Wechsel zum stark expandierenden Wachstumswert wurde hier schon mehrfach angesprochen.

Das die solide arbeiten können haben sie auch schon bewiesen.

Wir brauchen ja nicht gleich so eine überdrehte Fantasiebewertung wie bei Intershop.

Aber 10 % davon würden schon reichen um den Kurs auf über 40 USD zu bringen - und um ehrlich zu sein - ich könnte damit prima leben.

Gruß Amada

[Dionysos2K]

@amada

bin grad auf den wert aufmerksam geworden..
da hab ich schon die ersten fragen:
1. wenn das relisting da ist, wird der wert dann in Deutschland gehandelt?
2. wann wird das relisting deiner meinung nach erfolgen?

gruß D

[amada]

Relisting kann meiner Meinung nach täglich kommen - Zeithorizont morgen bis Anfang Oktober.

Listing in Deutschland war vor dem Delisting angestrebt und geplant - ich denke aber dafür ist erst mal das Relisting die 1. Voraussetzung

Gruß Amada

[Dionysos2K]

@amada

thx

[Leffe]

Hallo amada,

interessant. Ich würde mich gerne noch mehr mit dieser Firma beschäftigen.

Zum Re-Listing: Dies ist der 8-K, aber nötig ist vor allem ein 10-Q oder ein 10-K. Und nur dort kann man sich aufgrund der nur dort veröffentlichten Zahlen (akt. Revenues, akt. Net Loss, Assets, Liabilities...) ein entgültiges Bild machen. Bis auf das Notfication of Late Filing vom 29.6., welches besagt, dass der 10-K verspätet abgegeben wird, ist nichts zu finden. Weisst du, ob diese Filings mittlerweile abgegeben wurden ?

Gruss Leffe

[amada]

Hallo leffe ,

das 10 k filing liegt seit dem 29.6. ebenfalls bei der SEC - ich hatte hier ein paar Beiträge zurück schon mal einen Link eeingestellt den du nur zu klicken brauchst, um da hin zu kommen .

Gruß Amada

[amada]

Latest Sites, new from IS4B

Looking to see what we have been working on of late, why not take a look at some of our recent projects.


Release provided for marketing use only.

MX-Systems Ltd - Process engineering company Standard web site utilizing IS4B News & Events Manager - Visit www.mx-systems.co.uk


Mantec Services UK Ltd - Manufacturer of suppliers of overland/4x4 equipment. Standard site utilizing IS4B News & Events Manager and Discussion Forum. Visit www.mantec.co.uk


Burbridge & Sons Ltd - Manufacturers of Quality Kitchens Standard site utilizing IS4B News & Events Manager and Retailer Search. Visit www.burbidge.co.uk


Fitness & Exercise Clubs Ltd - Providers of individual diet & activity programmes designed for members of the public Standard site utilizing IS4B News & Events Manager, Discussion Forum, Secure Area. Visit www.fit-ness.co.uk


WDP-Paintball Ltd - Manufacturers of premiere paintball games and accessories. E-commerceI. Utilizing IS4B News & Events Manager, WebSync & on-line credit card transactions. Visit www.wdp-paintball.co.uk



Quantum Publishing - Publishers and manager of media journals multiple implementations of IS4B Media Manager. Visit Press Gazette www.pressgazette.co.uk, Media Week International www.mediaweek.co.uk, Audio Visual www.avmag.co.uk



Media Moves - Recruitment facilitation via Media Week, major players in the field of media recruitment. Implementation of IS4B recruitment manager. Visit www.mediaweek.co.uk/jobs


Lex Harvey - Providers of material handling equipment. Standard site utilizing IS4B News & Events Manager, Asset Manager & Web Sync. Visit www.lex-harvey.co.uk

[amada]

Hot new e-commerce site

Biddle Air Systems, producer of hot and cold air curtains for supermarkets, factories and retail centres, has taken a lead over its rivals by launching an e-commerce web site (www.biddle-air.com) that will allow customers to place orders online, and then track and trace those orders through the factory.

As part of Biddle’s direct buying scheme – called “Biddle Direct” - customers will also gain online access to back-office accounts and stock level information and other member’s benefits including restaurant and leisure vouchers.


The Building services company, which plans to widen its web access to suppliers – enabling them to check on latest stock levels - has developed its new Site in association with Internet Solutions for Business (IS4B), recently surveyed as one of the Midlands’ Top 15 e-business solutions providers.


Biddle is using IS4B’s technical Internet expertise with a complicated fluid dynamics project that will enable consulting engineers and end users worldwide, to test online the performance of its air curtains and the affect they will have on any new building project.


A further key feature of www.biddle-air.com is IS4B’s News and Events Manager, which gives Biddle the templates to quickly and efficiently update their Site with new information.


Release provided for marketing use only.


About IS4B

Internet Solutions for Business (IS4B) is a well established high technology company specialising in delivering a wide range of fully developed internet-based products, including advanced E-business solutions for SME’s, corporate companies and government departments.


IS4B has been at the forefront of developing and implementing Internet solutions for the past six years, and has built a client base of some 270+ customers throughout the UK and Europe. Last year, IS4B became one of the earliest British-owned companies to be listed on the NASDAQ market.


The company can produce rapid e-business enablement with off-the-shelf, modular-based solutions, as well as fast and cost effective implementation. IS4B has the total capability of developing, controlling and managing projects from inception to providing the complete solution, including integration and complete ongoing support.

[amada]

IS4B launch "Recruitment Manager" `Just the Job`

Internet Solutions for Business Inc (OTCBB: ISFB), a leading provider of advanced Internet Solutions, e-commerce and middleware technology has today announced the launch of its proprietary "Recruitment Manager" `Just the Job`(TM)software which provides a front end information delivery solution aimed at the booming on-line recruitment market.

Designed for use by agencies and recruiting firms this solution allows fast and effective site management without the need to take on specialist personnel or skills. The UK recruitment industry alone is worth (pound)16 billion (US$ 25.6 billion) and is showing a growth rate of 11.8%. according to the company.


"The recruitment industry is rapidly moving on-line to take advantage of the speed, cost-effectiveness, flexibility, availability and geographical reach provided via the Internet. The on-line European recruitment industry is forecast to be worth over (pound) 96 million ($1.6 billion) by 2003.


Our software is what we believe to be a market first, provision of an `out of the box` type of solution fully tailored to the needs of the user - without the need to employ any specialist skills, or introduce additional IT systems - reducing time to market, with known budgeted, licence fees" said Lawrence Shaw, CEO of ISFB Inc. today.


Recruitment Manager is a rapid information exchange manager which matches candidates and vacancies, allows each party to supply and update data at any time and automatically re-matches and notifies all parties following an update via e-mail (either direct to users account or via additional online account from IS4B`s web mail product), fax, web, SMS or WAP.


ISFB`s Site Reporting Module also provides statistics on all the information supplied including vacancies, salaries, qualifications, and length of contracts etc. which allow personnel and marketing managers to improve vacancy management and planning.


Further information;

email [e-mail]

Tel: [phone]


Release provided for marketing use only.

[amada]

MANAGEMENT

IS4B will achieve its objectives by investing rapidly in its planned projects and in its infrastructure. The company will develop from its current position and grow to become one of the major players in the Internet services market. For IS4B to rapidly become essential for the Internet market, the company will rely on a very knowledgeable and effective management team.

LAWRENCE SHAW - CEO


The visionary founder of IS4B in 1994 who is responsible for bringing together the team that now runs the company, he now has a strategic development role in the corporation. Previous experience includes 10 years developing business systems with clients and partners including Boeing, Rolls Royce, British Airways, IBM and SAP. Studies include Aeronautical Physics whilst in the RAF and MBA modules at University Business School.

JON RIBBENS - Technical Director Systems


Responsible primarily for systems related solutions. Has written software for Acorn RISC computers including the preferred web browser, a USENET news server and various network communication tools. He also has experience in UNIX, TCP/IP networking, internet protocols including DNS, HTTP, SMTP, POP3, NNTP and others along with programming CGI scripts in C and Perl. BEng (Hons) Computer Systems Engineering Warwick.

JAMES PONDER - Technical Director Web


Responsible for the network aspects of IS4B including databases, networks, inter/intranet technologies including routing, messaging, web management, domain name systems, data logistics, ftp transactions and more, using SQL/ODBC, CGI design and implementation Perl and C. A member of USENIX, SAGE, UKUUG and the British Computer Society. BEng (Hons) Computer Systems Engineering Warwick.

[Leffe]

Hi amada,

Nein, das ist ja genau das Problem. Dein Link verweist auf ein Notification of late filing, d.h. die Firma hat am 29.06. erklärt, dass sie nicht in der Lage ist, ein 10-K rechtzeitig abzugeben. Sie bekommt daraufhin 14 Tage Aufschub. Ob sie das 10-K jemals abgegeben haben ist nicht herauszubekommen.

Gruss Leffe

[amada]

Angeblich wurde das Filing abgegeben-
ich kann mir beim besten Willen auch nichts gegenteiliges vorstellen.

Ich hatte übrigens heute ein nettes Erlebnis mit ISFB - ich hab da nämlich wie einige andere auch um Infos gebeten und keine Antwort erhalen. Da habe ich heute einfach mal eine Kopie von meiner Anfrage genommen und mit der Überschrift :I m still waiting for my answer- any news is good news direkt an den CEO gemailt.

Aber nicht einmal - sondern kontinuierlich alle 30 sekunden. Wollte mal sehen, wie lange es dauert, bis jemand reagiert


Und siehe da nach etwas über einer halben Stunde - ich war gerade dabei Kopie Nr. 82 zu versenden- bekam ich die folgende Antwort:


Your email has been revived, MANY TIMES: DON`T CONTINUE TO SEND MULTIPLE
COPIES

Your request for information has been acknowledged, and along with ALL
shareholders you will be informed of relevant information when released.

Can you tell me how you got involved with the company stock, and any
contacts you may have please.

Information should be with you within the next couple of weeks.


Lawrence Shaw C E O [phone]
IS4B = Internet Solutions for Business ™
The contents of this message are subject to the IS4B standard disclaimer
available at http://www.is4b.net/




Ich glaub , daß mach ich jetzt öfter mal - oder noch besser - das sollten wir alle machen - dann gibts auch ganz bestimmt mal etwas schneller ein paar mehr INFOS von der Firma.


Gruß Amada

[amada]

NEWS BRANDAKTUELL !!!!!!!



IS4B launch new site for Volvo


Catch Yellow Fever and Win a Holiday

Contents of enclosed for general information usage only.

Volvo Truck and Bus commissioned is4b to produce another web site for its brand awareness campaign for the new T12
truck within 5 days.

Volvo has sent 18 T12 trucks around the UK for you to find, to enter the draw to win a holiday collect all 18 truck
registration numbers and complete the competition card.

The main objectives of the web site are data capture, brand awareness and a fun game element for the visitors.

Visit the site and play the game; http://www.catchyellowfever.co.uk

Launch date 14th September 2000

[amada]

Einfach nur mal ein Gedankengang:

Würde Volvo wegen einer Firma die unseriös Arbeitet seinen Ruf riskieren und denen Aufträge erteilen?

[RSA]

Da kann ich auch mal wieder was positives melden.
Ich habe heute ein antword auf meiner frage gekriegt.


The latest we have heard, as of this morning, is that the financials are COMPLETE, and headed off to legal today. Attorney says it can take between 10-20 days to complete filing. We are looking for them to be back on the OTC BB by the end of the month, or mid-Oct at the latest.

Check our web site, http://www.TwoTrades.com for more info on ISFB.

Thanks,

ISFB Investor Relations
La Guardia GFS
888-577-6898

Das hört sich doch ganz GUT an.
Gruß
RSA

[serenior]

Das late filing beunruhigt mich aus einem ganz bestimmten Grund nicht mehr so unendlich: Wie ich schon weiter oben
angemerkt habe, ist bei isfb momentan ein Strickfehler im accounting eingebaut. Wirtschaftsjahresende ist der 31. März. Das ist
für buchhalterische Saldenabstimmungen nicht gerade ein Traumtermin. Hinzu kommt ein vermutlich recht aufwendiges
Abwicklungsverfahren. Zu berichten ist nach US-GAAP, die Buchhaltung wird aber in England geführt.

Da muß also zuerst ein englischer accountant ran, danach nochmal ein amerikanischer. Alles zusammen läßt die Zeiträume
gerne eng werden. Dann kommt noch (aus dem 8 K-filing) eine stattliche Anzahl struktureller Änderungen per 31.3.2000 dazu
(z.B. die Bilanzierung der unfertigen Aufträge wurde umgestellt). Und aufgrund der Wachstumsstrategie wird sich ein Verlust
nebst einer Überschuldungsbilanz ergeben. Mit anderen Worten: Sowohl der englische als auch der amerikanische Auditor
haben beim Unterschreiben der `opinions` für den Jahresabschluß ganz bestimmt zittrige und feuchte Finger, I can tell ya.

Amada`s Euphorie find ich ja ganz mitreißend. Und bis zum Beweis des Gegenteils vermute ich ebenfalls, daß da was ganz
solides im Aufbau ist. Aber ne Konkurrenz für Intershop oder eine der großen Werbeagenturen würde ich noch nicht sehen wollen.

Das ist eine regionale Firma, hauptsächlich in England, die ganz gute Web-Auftritte hinzubringen scheint. Ob dies jetzt
für Phantasien wie z.B. ID-Media (fiel mir als erstes zum Vergleich ein, Marktkapitalisierung rd. ne halbe Milliarde bei 150 Leuten)
reicht, würde ich zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt aber noch nicht prognostizieren wollen.

Übrigens: Auf meine mail liegt auch schon ne Antwort vor, amadas Aktion Brechstange scheint tatsächlich Wirkung zu zeitigen.
Leider konnte ich sie gerade noch nicht lesen. Irgendwas klemmt da bei meiner EDV. Ich werde aber berichten und auch noch
mal nachladen.

Fängt eigentlich ganz gut an, die Story.

serenior

[amada]

Wo man hinschaut nur positive Meldungen - auch im RB ist alles überwiegend bulish.

aber heute kaum Umsätze nur 6400 Stücke gehandelt - kurs nahezu unverändert- es ist wie immer - wenn das relisting erst mal da ist könne alle gar nicht schnell genug auf den Zug aufspringen und der Kurs explodiert- dabei kann man doch im Moment ganz relaxt Stücke zu Dumpingpreisen einsammeln - und kaum einer tut es- börianer sind eben auch nur Menschen - so etwas nennt man Herdentrieb- ist alles Psychologie - wenn die lawine erst mal losgetreten ist rennen alle blind mit - und jeder hat es natürlich auch schon vorher gewußt und den Wert auf seiner Watchlist gehabt.

Aber mal eigenes Research betreiben und früh die zeichen zu erkennen , daß gelingt den wenigsten.( vielleicht gelingt es den meisten schon doch fehlt der Mut zu eigenen Ideen und Überzeugungen zu stehen und diese gradlinig durchzuziehen.

Ich habe ISFB genauestens angeschaut - ich habe analysiert , recherchiert - Infos eingeholt wo immer ich konnte .

Das Bild wurde für mich immer runder und klarer - ich habe mich mich ausreichend Stücken eingedeckt und ich sehe mich jeden Tag mehr bestätigt daß das richtig war.


Völlig egal ob das Relisting eine Woche früher oder später kommt, daß es kommt ist nach den jüngsten Meldungen klarer als je zuvor.
Zum Delisting teile ich die Meinung von serenior - ich hatte das vor einiger Zeit in einem anderem Thread mal lapidar mit den Unterschieden zwischen dem englischen und amerikanischen Bilanzierungsrecht abgetan - ich finde Serenior hat es auf den Punkt gebracht und wunderbar erklärt.

Wie immer ich die sache auch drehe und wende - es kommt immer das selbe Resultat raus -

ISFB ist eine seriöse solide arbeitenden Firma die auf starken Expansionskurs gegangen ist.
Es wurde in der Vergangenheit immer sauber und korrekt gearbeitet - die Firma hat über eine Reihe von Jahren Gewinne erwirtschaftet und es auf einen renomierten Kundenstamm gebracht- hier muß ich Dir übrigens ein bißchen widersprechen Serenior - Volvo und Delmonte sind sicherlich nicht aus dem regionalem Umfeld von ISFB- bis zur Nichabgabe des Filings - welche aus einer hier schon ausreichend geschilderten Verkettung von unglücklichen Umständen resultierte war ISFB ein Wachstumswert der mit soliden Kursen kontinuierlich nach Norden tendierte.

Wie man schon am 8k filing eindeutig erkennen kann - wird auch heute noch weiterhin ordentlich gearbeitet und gewirtschaftet.

Die Arbeit der Firma ist gut - sonst würden ja nicht solche Folgeaufträge wie der von Volvo möglich sein.
Die Firma expandiert, entwickelt weitere Software , weitere Standorte werden erschlossen , es sind keine Firmenbedrohenden Schulden vorhanden - die Liquidität ist ok-alles stimmt - bis auf das delisting.


Und was wird passieren wenn dieser Makel auch noch verschwunden ist - neue Höchstkurse!!!Der alte lag über 8 Euro.
Wenn ich auch mit dem Intershop- vergleich ein wenig übertrieben habe - verglichen mit eineigen anderen sogenannten Perlen am Neuen Markt hat ISFB doch eine ganze Menge zu bieten - kann gut mithalten und ist um ein 100 faches billiger .

und deswegen bleibe ich dabei und sage es immer wieder

ISFB STRONGEST BUY

Gruß Amada

[amada]

na wolln mal schaun wie wir heute eröffnen.

Im Rb meinte einer die MMs wären noch ziemlich short in der Aktie und müßten wohl noch vor dem Relisting die Bestände ausgleichen.
Na viel zeit bleibt denen ja nicht mehr - bin mal gespannt wie die das machen - entweder starten die nochmal einen kleinen Angriff auf den Kurs in der Hoffnung , daß einige die Nerven verlieren und wir erhalten weitere gute Nachkaufchancen - oder die probieren es erst gar nicht mehr und sehen zu möglichst noch auf derzeitigem Niveau die Stücke auszugleichen - Schaun mer mal.

Gruß Amada

[amada]

Bisher kein Umsatz - aber die MMs haben das bid auf 90 Cent 2500 Stück erhöht - ask bei 1,03 500 Stück - das bedeutet da sind keine
Verkäufer da und größere kauforders um oder knapp unter 90 Cent -

Gruß Amada

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