Wednesday, January 18, 2012

E-Waste Systems (OTCBB: EWSI) Secures DTC Eligibility for Shares

E-Waste Systems (OTCBB: EWSI) Secures DTC Eligibility for SharesOrlando. FL 1/18/12 (StreetBeat) -- E-Waste Systems, Inc. (OTCBB: EWSI) announced today that it has attained DTC eligibility for its stock and that Mergent's Editorial Board has approved E-Waste Systems for a listing in Mergent Manuals and News Reports™. EWSI's corporate profile, which includes descriptive text data as well as news and financial statements, will be accessible via Mergent's online and print products. As part of Mergent's listing services, the new description is highlighted separately on www.mergent.com with an active hyperlink back to E-Waste System's website.

The Mergent Industrial Manual and News Reports™ is a recognized securities manual in 39 states for purposes of Blue Sky Manual Exemption. First published in 1918, and formerly known as Moody's™ Manuals and News Reports, the publication was rebranded as Mergent Manuals and News Reports when Mergent, Inc. acquired Moody's™ Financial Information Services division in 1998. EWSI's listing will aid the brokerage community in making a market for the company's stock. However, it is recommended that brokers confirm with their compliance/legal department concerning "Blue Sky" laws in specific states and other regulatory laws that might affect them.

EWSI's strategy is predicated on its acquisition of targeted enterprises led by innovative management teams, which together can build upon a shared commitment to providing compliant, cost-effective and environmentally-responsible solutions for e-waste recycling and disposal. Through this platform of acquisitions, EWSI expects to extend its reach and to offer existing and future clients a suite of enhanced services; to incorporate best practices in professional management and to invest in state-of-the-art recycling technology.

"We are pleased to announce the attainment of DTC eligibility and our Mergent publication, which will be complemented by our upcoming filing for DWAC," Martin Nielson, Chairman and CEO, E-Waste Systems, Inc., states. "Our shares can now be traded through professional accounts giving access to liquidity and an expansion of the types of investors who can now consider our shares for investment. We will also be expanding our Blue Sky registrations to states not covered in the Mergent publications."

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