The company name is Thaon Communications.  I tried to do the research
but it was hard to find the stock information.  The transfer of the
stock was in 2002 from a company named Legal Broadcasting Company,
Costa Mesa, CA.  What I want to know is, does the company still exist
and what is the current stock information.

Here is an SEC filing from 2003 http://www.secinfo.com/d145De.22w.htm
In this filing they officially change their name to PracticeXpert Inc.

PracticeXpert still exists on the OTCBB
http://otcbb.com/profiles/PXPT.htm

Use this link to get info:
http://www.otcbb.com/asp/quote_module.asp?qm_page=2885&qm_symbol=pxpt

You can also get the info from EDGAR
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=PracticeXpert&CIK=&filenum=&State=&SIC=&owner=include&action=getcompany

Hope you find this info helpful.

Good Luck.


PracticeXpert, Inc.
23975 Park Sorrento Drive
No. 110
Calabasas, CA 91302
United States

Phone: 818-591-0081

Symbol	  Name	Expiration Date
PXPT	  PracticeXpert Inc	
PXPTE	  PracticeXpert, Inc. (Common)	05/02/2006
PXPT	  PracticeXpert Inc	04/24/2006
PXPTE	  PracticeXpert Inc	11/30/2005
PXPT	  PracticeXpert Inc	11/25/2005
THON	  Thaon Communications Inc New (1-50 R/S)	07/20/2003
THAO	  Thaon Communications Inc	01/10/2003
THAOE	  Thaon Communications Inc	02/26/2001
THAO	  Thaon Communications Inc (2-1 F/S)	02/23/2001
KPRC	  Castpro.Com Inc New	11/28/2000
KSTP	  Castpro.com Inc	07/21/2000







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http://finance.yahoo.com/q/pr?s=pxpt.ob  (NOTE the link to their website is WRONG)

PracticeXpert website:
http://www.pxpert.com/