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Published on 11/17/2005 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

New Issue: NS8 raises $3.16 million from private placement of convertible debentures

By Sheri Kasprzak

New York, Nov. 17 - NS8 Corp. said it completed a private placement of secured convertible debentures, issuing another $1.3 million in debentures to Cornell Capital Partners, LP for a total of $3.16 million.

Cornell had previously purchased $1.86 million in principal of the debentures in two closings on May 27 and June 9.

The 10% debentures mature in three years and are convertible into shares at the lower of $0.075 each or 90% of the average of the three lowest volume-weighted average prices of the company's stock for the 30 days before conversion.

For the most recent closing, Cornell received warrants for 5 million shares exercisable at $0.075 each, for 10 million shares at $0.06 each and for 10 million shares at $0.05 each.

Based in Seattle, NS8 develops smart-encryption and server-based technologies used in internet protocol television content.

Issuer:NS8 Corp.
Issue:Secured convertible debentures
Amount:$3.16 million
Maturity:Three years
Coupon:10%
Price:Par
Yield:10%
Conversion price:The lesser of $0.075 each or 90% of the three lowest volume-weighted average prices for the 30 days before conversion
Warrants:For 25 million shares
Warrant strike price:$0.075 for 5 million shares, $0.06 for 10 million shares, $0.05 for 10 million shares
Investor:Cornell Capital Partners, LP
Settlement date:Nov. 14
Stock price:$0.08 at close Nov. 14

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