IPKL - iPackets International, Inc.

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iPackets' Management Team Wraps Up Seven-Day Trip to China to Commence Work on Chinese Joint Venture and Product Certification

VANCOUVER, BC, Oct 03, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) --

iPackets International, Inc. ("iPackets") (PINKSHEETS: IPKL), a global developer and provider of wireless and communications solutions for the mine safety industry, announced today that the Company's management team has wrapped up a seven-day trip to China to lay the foundation of its Chinese Joint Venture ("JV") operation.

The management team conducted several meetings with its JV partners, China Coal Information Institute ("CCII") and Henan YongAn Investment Guarantee Co. ("YongAn") in the city of Jiaozuo, Henan province (China's second largest coal producing province). The team surveyed the land in Jiaozuo where the JV's manufacturing plant and operation will be based out of. The team also attended the Letter of Intent signing ceremony; a number of government officials from the city of Jiaozuo and Henan province were present. iPackets will post an edited version of the signing ceremony video on its web site in the next few days.

iPackets' Vice President of Engineering, Mr. Kouros Goodarzi, and Chief Technology Officer, Mr. Ara Bedrossian, conducted several technical meetings with CCII's engineering staff at their offices in Beijing. The meetings centered on exchanging iPMine technical information and the commencement of the iPMine product certification for the Chinese market.

"Our management team has visited China on several occasions in the past and by far this was the most intensive and productive visit ever," said Naiel P. Kanno, iPackets' President and CEO. "The dedication of the management team made it possible to accomplish all items on our agenda and established a framework for the JV."

About the Mining and Mine Safety Industries in China

China comprises more than 280,000 mining enterprises, of which 80,000 are state-owned. There are over 25,000 state-owned coal mines in China, of which over 700 are classified as large mines. Mine safety has been a major issue in the Chinese mining industry, with more than 6,000 miners killed in mining-related accidents in China last year; independent estimates say the real figure could be as high as 20,000. According to Chinese government statistics, more than 12.2 million people were employed as miners in 2005, and approximately 7.0 million of these were coal miners.

About China Coal Information Institute

Established in 1959 by the Chinese government, China Coal Information Institute is a national research organization with over 800 employees. CCII is part of the newly established National Institute for Occupational Safety and has played a leading role in the development of China's domestic coal industry and occupational safety. As the strongest segment of the CCII, the Energy and Safety Division provides information support and strategic suggestions to government authorities, undertakes market investigations, and provides consulting services to Chinese and international companies to expand their business in the areas of energy, safety, environment, and information technology. For more information, please visit CCII & NIOS .

About Henan YongAn Investment Guarantee Co., Ltd.

YongAn is one of the first investment guarantee companies to be approved by the Chinese National Development and Reform Commission. With over 55 employees, YongAn's business scope is finance, investment guarantee, debenture guarantee, financial services and consultation related to investments in small to medium-sized enterprises.

About iPackets International, Inc. and iPMine

iPackets International is a developer and provider of wireless communications solutions for the global mine safety industry. iPMine, designed to significantly improve the safety of miners and equipment, is a real-time two-way wireless communications solution that tracks, monitors, and communicates with miners and equipment underground and above ground. Location information of both miners and equipment is collected and displayed live on one or more monitoring stations against a background of a mine's terrain map. iPMine's scalability and flexibility features make it ideal to be deployed in any size mine supporting multiple levels and/or sites. iPMine's redundant communications feature makes the system highly reliable to efficiently operate in the harsh mining environment. For more information, please visit iPackets International, Inc. Home Page

Contact:
Allegiant Financial Group
1 (866) 824-8227

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[jmhollen]

I had a nice chat with the CEO, Naeil Kanno, the other morning. They are not having to do much marketing of the mine safety system, the phone is ringing off the hook with professional inquiries.

A/S - 2 Billion (post F/S)
O/S - 900MM+/- (post F/S)
Float - 300MM+/- based on ongoing trading obvservations

The company is looking to have system(s) installed and working by about March+/- 2007. The average mine safety installation will be in the $1MM to $1.5MM range.

We addressed the available Pinksheet 'Real Time Quotes' issues, and "..he's working on it..".

John :-)

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[jmhollen]

I was thinking that it would be neat, eventually, to have "..rental anklets.." for children that you would use at the Mall ..like the personal baggage carts you rent at an airport..). There could be kiosks where you go and get an anklet(s) using your credit card, place it on your kid(s) and then return them when you were ready to leave. That way, if a child wandered off, Security could find him in seconds flat - or it would go into MegaAlarm if the child tried to leave (..or was being taken..) out any of the Mall doors.

The cancellable/refundable "..deposit.." and the "..door alarms.." would prevent loss of the anklets. A locking security clip on the anklet and special removal tool on a lanyard at the CCTV-monitored kiosk (..similar to the lossprevention tags they use on expensive clothes in stores..) would keep the anklets in the Mall and prevent removal by unauthorized people if the original credit card was required to access the locking-clip removal tool.

Similar arrangements could be designed for use in jails and medium to low security prisons where inmates are allowed to move around more freely.

Interesting ideas and possibilities, anyway.............

John :-)

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[jmhollen]

iPackets International, Inc. (OTC: IPKL) - Wednesday's shares stayed even at $0.0006 per share with a total of 133,135,458 shares traded. The company announced that it's management team has wrapped up a seven-day trip to China to lay the foundation of its Chinese Joint Venture ("JV") operation. The management team conducted several meetings with its JV partners, China Coal Information Institute ("CCII") and Henan YongAn Investment Guarantee Co. ("YongAn") in the city of Jiaozuo, Henan province (China's second largest coal producing province). The team surveyed the land in Jiaozuo where the JV's manufacturing plant and operation will be based out of. The team also attended the Letter of Intent signing ceremony; a number of government officials from the city of Jiaozuo and Henan province were present. iPackets will post an edited version of the signing ceremony video on its web site in the next few days. iPackets' Vice President of Engineering, Mr. Kouros Goodarzi, and Chief Technology Officer, Mr. Ara Bedrossian, conducted several technical meetings with CCII's engineering staff at their offices in Beijing. The meetings centered on exchanging iPMine technical information and the commencement of the iPMine product certification for the Chinese market. "Our management team has visited China on several occasions in the past and by far this was the most intensive and productive visit ever," said Naiel P. Kanno, iPackets' President and CEO. "The dedication of the management team made it possible to accomplish all items on our agenda and established a framework for the JV."

iPackets International is a developer and provider of wireless communications solutions for the global mine safety industry. iPMine, designed to significantly improve the safety of miners and equipment, is a real-time two-way wireless communications solution that tracks, monitors, and communicates with miners and equipment underground and above ground. Location information of both miners and equipment is collected and displayed live on one or more monitoring stations against a background of a mine's terrain map. iPMine's scalability and flexibility features make it ideal to be deployed in any size mine supporting multiple levels and/or sites. iPMine's redundant communications feature makes the system highly reliable to efficiently operate in the harsh mining environment. For more information, please visit iPackets International, Inc. Home Page.

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iPackets International Announces Acquisition of Mobile Intellectual Property Assets, Including Wireless Software Technologies to Provide VoIP Solutions

VANCOUVER, BC -- (MARKET WIRE) -- November 22, 2005 -- iPackets International, Inc. (OTC: IPKL), a global provider of wireless data solutions for the network operator and enterprise markets, announced today that it has acquired intellectual property assets that include a breakthrough wireless software technology called RPM (Reliable Packet Management). Validation of the RPM technology and approach comes from a major U.S. semiconductor manufacturer who tested the RPM technology in their labs in February 2003. The RPM technology was the only technology selected out of 150 other competitors. "We are extremely excited to complete this asset acquisition and add wireless technologies to our portfolio," said Naiel Kanno, president and CEO of iPackets.

PRESS RELEASE iPackets International Announces Acquisition of Mobile Intellectual Property Assets, Including Wireless Software Technologies to Provide VoIP Solutions

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[jmhollen]

Previous MoneyTV.net IPKL CEO Interview:

MoneyTV Online!

I would imagine they'll do an update of this soon.

John :-)

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[jmhollen]

iPackets Creates Management and Technical Committees for Joint Venture in China

VANCOUVER, BC, Oct 10, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- iPackets International, Inc. ("iPackets") (PINKSHEETS: IPKL), a global developer and provider of wireless and communications solutions for the mine-safety industry, announced today that it has created management and technical committees to guide its Chinese Joint Venture in the initial phases of operation, manufacturing, sales, marketing, and national product certification.

The management committee will be comprised of Naiel P. Kanno, President and CEO of iPackets; Sun Yulin, Chairman of Henan YongAn Investment Guarantee Co.; and Liu Wenge, Acting Director of the Energy and Safety Division of the China Coal Information Institute.

The technical committee will be comprised of Kouros Goodarzi, Vice President of Engineering at iPackets; Ara Bedrossian, iPackets Chief Technology Officer; Liu Minchao, Senior Engineer at YongAn; and Liu Zhiwen, CCII's Senior Technical Engineer.

"With the establishment of the two committees, our joint venture partners will have the ability to dedicate tasks and responsibilities, and above all show accountability," said Kanno. "We are very excited about the formation of these committees, and we intend to keep our stockholders well informed about the progress of the joint venture by sharing all major milestones accomplished."

About the Mining and Mine Safety Industries in China

China comprises more than 280,000 mining enterprises, of which 80,000 are state-owned, and of the more than 25,000 state-owned coal mines in China, more than 700 are classified as large mines. Mine safety has been a major issue in the Chinese mining industry, with more than 6,000 miners killed in mining-related accidents in China last year; independent estimates say the real figure could be as high as 20,000. According to Chinese government statistics, more than 12.2 million people were employed as miners in 2005, and approximately 7.0 million of these were coal miners.

About China Coal Information Institute

Established in 1959 by the Chinese government, China Coal Information Institute is a national research organization with more than 800 employees. CCII is part of the newly established National Institute for Occupational Safety and has played a leading role in the development of China's domestic coal industry and related occupational safety standards. As the strongest segment of the CCII, the Energy and Safety Division provides information support and strategic suggestions to government authorities; undertakes market investigations; and provides consulting services to Chinese and international companies to expand their business in the areas of energy, safety, environment, and information technology. For more information, please visit CCII & NIOS.

About Henan YongAn Investment Guarantee Co., Ltd.

YongAn is one of the first investment guarantee companies to be approved by the Chinese National Development and Reform Commission. With more than 55 employees, YongAn's business scope is finance, investment guarantee, debenture guarantee, financial services and consultation related to investments in small- to medium-sized enterprises.

About iPackets International, Inc. and iPMine

iPackets International is a developer and provider of wireless communications solutions for the global mine-safety industry. iPMine, the company's flagship product designed to significantly improve the safety of miners and equipment, is a real-time two-way wireless communications solution that tracks, monitors, and communicates with miners and equipment underground and above ground. With iPMine, location information of both miners and equipment is collected and displayed in real time on one or more monitoring stations against a background of a mine's terrain map. iPMine's scalability and flexibility features make it ideal to be deployed in any size mine supporting multiple levels and/or sites. Its redundant communications feature makes the system highly reliable to efficiently operate in the harsh mining environment. For more information, please visit iPackets International, Inc. Home Page.

Contact:
Allegiant Financial Group
1 (866) 824-8227
SOURCE: iPackets International, Inc.

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[jmhollen]

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