PHOENIX, AZ--(Marketwire - May 30, 2012) - EastBridge Investment Group (OTCBB: [ EBIG ]) (OTCQB: [ EBIG ]) announced today its client, Wonder Education, has received another reply letter from FINRA containing only two short questions.

Keith Wong, CEO and Chairman of the Board of EastBridge, commented, "As promised, we want to update our shareholders on the reply letter we received on May 29, 2012 from FINRA on Wonder's OTCBB listing. FINRA is asking for a list of shareholder names that own more than 50,000 shares of Wonder stock and is also requesting a letter from the market maker stating that a copy of Wonder's 10Q report in their possession. We believe both questions are fairly easy to answer. The first question will take a few days as we need to order a shareholder list from the company that stores the account information for all the brokerage firms; the second question is even easier, as the market maker only needs to confirm that he has a physical copy of Wonder's 10Q report, which was filed with the SEC earlier. We believe we should be able to re-file in approximately five working days and it will take up to ten days for FINRA to tell us if they have any further questions. If nothing else is required, then we can begin trading. We will let everyone know as soon as we receive FINRA's response after we have re-filed."

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