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TERMINATED  ON:  November  27,  2000

          THIS  AGREEMENT  dated  for  reference  the 14th day of February, 2000

BETWEEN:

SSA COUPON LTD., a company duly incorporated and validly existing under the laws
of British Columbia, and having offices at 1230B 4700 Kingsway, Burnaby, British
Columbia,  V5H  4M1

(the  "Company")

AND:

BRIAN  NADJIWON,  software  programmer,  of  2964 East Pender Street, Vancouver,
British  Columbia,  V7M  1G4

(the  "Contractor")

          WHEREAS:

A.     The Company is in the internet business and deals with web search engines
and  data  bases  and  from  time  to  time  requires  the  services of computer
programmers.

B.     The  Contractor  is  an  experienced  computer  programmer.

C.     The  Company  has  agreed  to  retain  the  Contractor to provide it with
programming  services  on  a  contract  basis  and  the Contractor has agreed to
provide  his services to the Company on the terms and conditions hereinafter set
forth.

     NOW  THEREFORE  in  consideration  of  the  mutual covenants and agreements
herein  contained,  the  parties  covenant  and  agree,  each with the other, as
follows:

1.     The  Company  hereby engages the Contractor to provide html, database and
other  computer  programming  services to the company and to render his computer
programming  services  as  set out herein to the Company during the term of this
Agreement  and  the  Contractor  hereby  accepts  these  terms and undertakes to
perform  all  the  duties  and  obligations  assumed  by  him  hereunder.

2.     The  Contractor  shall  furnish the services required to assist the Chief
Technical  Officer  of  the  Company in the development, testing, upgrading, and
correction  of  computer  programs  and  data  bases  as may be requested of the
Contractor  by  the  Company  from  time  to  time.

3.     The  Contractor's  duties  shall  include  developing  specifications for
software  programs,  writing,  testing,  correcting  and  otherwise  generally
developing  software and internet communication programs, developing and writing
web  pages  and  web sites, uploading html programs on to the internet, training
persons  in  the  use  of  software  developed  by  the  Company,

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backing  up  software  programs, inputting data to data bases, and other general
computer  operation  and programming services and shall perform all other duties
related  thereto  as  are  generally  provided  by a computer programmer subject
always  to  the  instructions  and  directives of the management of the Company.

4.     The  Contractor  shall  assist  and  report  to  Dana  Shaw, the Chief of
Programming  and  the  Chief  Technical  Officer  of  the Company, or such other
delegates  of  the  Company  as  may be designated by the President from time to
time.

5.     The  Contractor  shall submit oral or written reports in such form and to
such  persons  as  the President or Chief of Programming of the Company may from
time  to  time  direct.

6.     The  Contractor shall devote the whole of his working time, attention and
ability to the business and affairs of the Company unless otherwise consented to
in writing by the Chief of Programming and shall use his best efforts to promote
the  interests  of  same.

7.     The Contractor agrees to use his best efforts to carry out his duties and
obligations hereunder and to protect and promote the business and affairs of the
Company and the Contractor shall perform the services required to be provided by
him  hereunder  conscientiously  and to the full limit of his ability, and shall
well  and faithfully serve the Company during the continuation of this Agreement
and  he  shall  promptly  and  faithfully  comply  with all reasonable requests,
instructions,  directions,  rules  and  regulations  of  the  Company.

8.     The  Contractor  shall  not,  during the term of this Agreement or at any
time  thereafter,  disclose  to  any  person, firm or corporation (other than to
related  corporations,  to  the  professional  advisors  of  the  Company and to
governmental  boards  and authorities as may be required from time to time), any
information concerning the business affairs of the Company, which the Contractor
may have acquired in the course of or incidental to this Agreement or otherwise,
whether for his own benefit or the detriment, or intended or probable detriment,
of  the  Company.

9.     The  Contractor  agrees  that  all  aspects  of the Company's business is
confidential  and that all computer programs, technique algorithms, software and
processes  contained  in  the  software and all information relating to software
disclosed  to,  accessed  or received by the Contractor from the Company whether
received  orally,  in  writing, or in any other form, are and will be treated by
the  Contractor as the confidential proprietary information of the Company.  The
Contractor  will  exercise  at  least  the  same degree of care to safeguard the
confidentiality  of the Company's business and its software and such information
as  the Contractor would exercise to safeguard his own confidential information.
The  Contractor  will  take  all steps necessary to ensure that the software and
such  information  is  not  disclosed  to  any  person without the prior written
consent  of the Company and the Contractor will not copy, reproduce, manufacture
or  in any way duplicate all or any part of the software whether or not modified
or  translated  into  another  language without the prior written consent of the
Company.

10.     The  Contractor agrees that all information delivered or to be delivered
to  him and any specifications, software, or concepts prepared by the Contractor
on  the Company's behalf or software or data loaded into the Company's computers
by  the  Contractor  are  and  will  remain  the property of the Company and the
Contractor  acknowledges  that  all  information  delivered  to  the

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Contractor  by the Company is delivered in confidence.  The Contractor shall not
disclose or communicate any of the information to any person, firm, association,
corporation or business without the Company's consent.  The Contractor will hold
all  such  material  and  information  in  confidence  and will not disclose any
portion  thereof  to others or use, duplicate or copy any portion thereof except
as  may  be  necessary  for  performing  work  for  the  Company and only on the
condition  that  such  other  similarly agree to maintain confidentiality and to
respect  the  Company's ownership thereof.  The Contractor will not, without the
Company's  prior  written consent, use or permit the use of any such material or
information  except  for  the  Company's  benefit  and  for  the  purposes  as
contemplated  herein  and  the  Contractor  will  not  revise,  copy, reproduce,
publish,  distribute  or  sell  any  such  material  or  information or any copy
thereof.  The  Contractor  will  not  use  the  information as the basis for the
design  or  creation  of  any  similar  computer  programs  or  otherwise.  The
Contractor  will  return  to  the Company any or all copies of such material and
information  and  any revisions, reproductions or copies thereof when requested.
The  Contractor  will  treat  all  information as confidential and will take all
reasonable  precautions  to  ensure  against  any  breach  of  confidentiality.

12.     The  Contractor  will  only use the Company's computers for Company work
and will not use the Company's computers for personal work and will not load any
software without the Chief Technical Officer's prior approval, will not password
or  encrypt  any data on the Company's computers except with the Chief Technical
Officer's  prior  approval  in  which event the password will be provided to the
Chief  Technical  Officer.

13.     The  services  of the Contractor may be terminated by the Company at any
time for just cause and the term "just cause" where used in this Agreement shall
mean  any  termination  by  reason  of:

(a)     any  act  or  omission  by the Contractor, which he knew, or should have
known,  would,  and  does,  adversely  affect  the  Company or any subsidiary or
affiliate,  or  any  of  their  operations  unless the doing of such act or such
omission  was first discussed with and approved by the directors of the Company,

(b)     any  criminal  or  fraudulent conduct (if proved in a court of competent
jurisdiction  or  final  adjudication)  of  the Contractor which shall adversely
affect  the  Company,

(c)     the  bankruptcy  or  insolvency  of  the Contractor or the taking by the
Contractor  of  the  benefit  of  any  statute  or  law governing the affairs of
insolvent  persons,

(d)     the  failure  of the Contractor to diligently and properly carry out any
instructions  (having  regard to the capacity in which the Contractor shall then
be  serving  the  Company) or advice given to him by the Chief or Programming or
the  President  of  the Company (or by any person designated by the President as
having  authority  to  give  such  instructions or advice) or the failure by the
Contractor  to  abide fully by the reasonable policy decisions from time to time
of  the  President  of  the  Company,

(e)     the  Contractor's  failure  to  abide by all of the covenants, terms and
conditions of this Agreement so as to be found in breach of any covenant herein,

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(f)     the  use,  by  the  Contractor,  of alcohol or other non prescription or
recreational drugs, on the Company's premises or prior to coming to the premises
such  that the Contractor is still under the influence of alcohol or such drugs,

(g)     the  Contractor's  failure  to  be  generally available to carry out the
Contractor's  obligations  hereunder,

(h)     the  Contractor's  inability  to  perform  the  required  tasks,

(i)     recognizing  the fact that the Company is a wholly owned subsidiary of a
public  corporation,  any act by the Contractor that may put the Company and its
parent  in  disrepute  or  that  is  likely  to  be  detrimental  to  the parent
corporation's  hare  market  value,  or

(j)     the  Company's  lack of need or requirement for the Contractor's further
services  including  such  lack  of  need  arising  out  of  the  Company's
dissatisfaction  of  the  Contractor's  services.

14.     This  Agreement  shall  commence  on the 17th day of February, 2000, and
continue until terminated by either party on two week's notice or by the company
for  just  cause.

15.     The Company shall pay the Contractor for the Services, $3,000 per month,
inclusive  of  GST if applicable, payable in equal bi-monthly instalments on, or
on  the  nearest  banking  day  prior  to,  the 15th and last day of each month.

16.     The  Contractor  will  maintain  time  sheets  and  record  the services
provided  to the Company thereon and shall provide the Company with invoices for
his  services  at  the  end  of  each  week.

17.     Notwithstanding  that the Contractor is an independent contractor and is
not  an  employee  of  the  Company,  the Company agrees that in addition to the
remuneration described in paragraph 15, the Company will allow the Contractor to
participate  all  medical,  dental,  disability and other employee benefit plans
which  the  Company  may  from  time  to time establish or make available to its
regular  employees.

18.     The Company shall be entitled to, and shall own, solely and exclusively,
all  the  results  and  proceeds  of the Contractor'' services and all rights of
every  kind  therein  and, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the
Company  will  own all intellectual property rights in any work performed by the
Contractor pursuant to this Agreement including the intellectual property in any
and  all  works created by the Company based in whole or in part on the software
written  or  programmed  by  the  Contractor,  including  any  modifications,
adaptations,  transformations,  revisions,  improvements,  enhancements,
translations  or  variations  of  the  such  software.  For  the purpose of this
Agreement,  intellectual  property  rights  shall  mean:

(a)     All  rights,  title  and interests in all copyright and, moral rights in
the  software  expressed  in  any  material  form  whatsoever;

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(b)     All  rights,  title  and  interests  in all confidential information and
trade  secret  rights  arising under the common law, provincial law, federal law
and  laws  of  foreign  countries  and  related  to proprietary and confidential
information  embodied  in  the  software;

(c)     All  rights, title and interests in all trademarks and trade name rights
under  the common law, provincial law, federal law and laws of foreign countries
relating  to  the  software;  and

(d)     All rights, title and interest in any and all inventions embodied in the
software  including  all  modifications,  enhancements  and improvements thereto
whether  or  not  patentable.

19.     Nothing  herein  contained  shall  be deemed to constitute a partnership
between,  or a joint venture by, the parties and neither party shall hold itself
out  contrary  to  the terms of this paragraph by any means whatsoever.  Neither
party shall be bound by or become liable for any representation, commitment, act
or  omission  whatsoever  of the other contrary to the provisions hereof.  It is
specifically  agreed that the Contractor is an independent contractor and not an
employee  of  the  Company  and  that  the  Employee Standards Act, the employee
provisions  of  the  Income  Tax  Act and other statutory provisions relating to
employees  do  not apply to the contractual relationship between the Company and
the  Contractor.  Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Contractor may be deemed to
be  an  employee or the Contractor may choose to be an employee and in the event
that the Contractor should become or be deemed to be an employee of the Company,
the  provisions  of  this  Agreement  shall  continue  to  be  binding  upon the
Contractor  as  part  of  the  terms  of  his employment.  In the event that the
Contractor  becomes  an employee of the Company, the Contractor acknowledges and
agrees that the Company will deduct and remit amounts for income tax, Employment
Insurance  and Canada Pension Plan as required by the Canada Customs and Revenue
Agency.

20.     Any  notice  required  or permitted to be given to either of the parties
pursuant  to  this  Agreement shall be in writing and shall be deemed to be duly
given  if  delivered  by hand or mailed by prepaid registered post at any postal
station  in Vancouver, British Columbia, addressed to the party concerned at the
address  first  set  out  at  the  beginning  of this Agreement or at such other
address  or  addresses as the parties hereto may from time to time, by notice in
writing,  advise  the  other and any such notice if delivered shall be deemed to
have  been  given on the date of delivery and if mailed, shall be deemed to have
been  given 48 hours after posting as aforesaid (exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays
and  statutory  holidays);  provided  that  if  there  shall be a postal strike,
slowdown  or  other  labour dispute which may affect the delivery of such notice
through  the  mail between the time of mailing and the actual receipt of notice,
then  such  notice  shall  only  be  effective  if  actually  delivered.

21.     No  waiver  by  either  party  of  the  breach of any provisions of this
Agreement  shall  be deemed to be a waiver of any preceding or succeeding breach
of  the  same  or  similar  nature.

22.     Neither  this  Agreement, nor any of the rights, benefits or obligations
arising from or out of the terms of this Agreement shall be assignable by either
party  hereto  without  the  written  consent  of  the  other  party  hereto.

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23.     The  provisions  of  this Agreement shall enure to the benefit of and be
binding  upon  the  legal  personal  representative  of  the  Contractor and the
successors  and  assigns  of  the  Company  respectively.

24.     If  any  covenant  or  provision  herein  is  determined  to  be void or
unenforceable in whole or in part it shall not be deemed to affect or impair the
validity  of  any  other  covenant  or  provision  hereof.

25.     The Contractor acknowledges and agrees that the intellectual property of
the  Company has particular and substantial value that may not be protected by a
monetary  judgment  and  may  require  injunctive  or  other equitable relief to
protect and the Contractor consents to such an injunction being obtained against
him by the Company on the termination of this Agreement if reasonably considered
necessary  by  the Company and if the Agreement is terminated and the Contractor
fails to return his keys to the Company's premises or passwords computer data in
breach  of this Agreement, then the Contractor will be liable to the Company for
all  costs  and expenses of changing locks, pass words or other security and all
costs  and  expense  of  obtaining  an  injunction  or  otherwise enforcing this
Agreement  against  the  Contractor.

     IN  WITNESS  WHEREOF the parties hereto have hereunto caused these presents
to  be  executed  the  day  and  year  first  above  written.

SIGNED,  SEALED  AND  DELIVERED  BY  SSA COUPON LTD. in the presence of its duly
authorized  signatory:

/s/  signed

SIGNED,  SEALED  AND  DELIVERED  by  BRIAN  NADJIWON  in  the presence of:

Name

Address
                           ---------------
Occupation                 BRIAN  NADJIWON

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          THIS  AGREEMENT  dated  for  reference  the  16th  day  of  May,  2000

BETWEEN:

FETCHOMATIC.COM ONLINE INC., the successor in name to SSA, COUPON LTD. a company
duly  incorporated  and validly existing under the laws of British Columbia, and
having  offices  at  1521  -  56th  Street,  Delta,  British  Columbia,  V4L 2A9

(the  "Company")

AND:

BRIAN  NADJIWON,  software  programmer,  of  2964 East Pender Street, Vancouver,
British  Columbia,  V7M  1G4

(the  "Contractor")

          WHEREAS:

A.     By  a contract made as of February 14, 2000, (the "Contract") the Company
retained  the  Contractor  to provide it with programming services on a contract
basis  at  the  rate  of  $3,000  per  month.

B.     The  parties  have  agreed  to amend the Contract to increase the rate to
$5,600  per  month.

     NOW  THEREFORE  in  consideration  of  the  mutual covenants and agreements
herein  contained,  the  parties  covenant  and  agree  each  with the other, as
follows:

1.     The  Contract  is  hereby  amended  by  deleting the figures $3,000.00 in
paragraph  15  and  replacing  them with the figures $5,600.00 effective May 16,
2000.

2.     In  all  other  respects  the  parties  ratify  and confirm the Contract.

     IN  WITNESS  WHEREOF the parties hereto have hereunto caused these presents
to  be  executed  the  day  and  year  first  above  written.

SIGNED,  SEALED  AND DELIVERED BY fetchOmatic.com Online Inc. in the presence of
its  duly  authorized  signatory:

/s/  signed
Vice  President

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SIGNED,  SEALED  AND  DELIVERED  by  BRIAN  NADJIWON  in  the presence of:

Name

Address
                               ---------------
Occupation                     BRIAN  NADJIWONFINANCIAL PUBLIC RELATIONS AGREEMENT

     This  FINANCIAL  PUBLIC  RELATIONS  AGREEMENT,  made this 24th day of July,
2000,  by  and  between:  FETCHOMATIC  GLOBAL INTERNET, INC., located at 370-444
Victoria  Street,  Prince  George,  BC,  V2L-2J7 (hereinafter referred to as the
"COMPANY"),  and  STRATEGIC  INVESTORS  GROUP,  located at 3000 N.E. 30th Place,
Suite  211, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33306, (hereinafter referred to as "CONSULTANT").

     WITNESSETH  THAT:

     WHEREAS,  the  COMPANY  requires  financial  public  relations services and
desires  to  employ  CONSULTANT  to  provide  such  services,  and CONSULTANT is
agreeable  to  such  employment,  and  the  parties  desire  a  written document
formalizing  and  defining  their relationship and evidencing the terms of their
agreement;

     NOW,  THEREFORE, intending to be legally bound, and in consideration of the
mutual  promises  and  covenants,  the  parties  have  agreed  as  follows:

     1.  APPOINTMENT

     The  COMPANY  hereby  appoints CONSULTANT as its financial public relations
counsel and hereby retains and employs CONSULTANT on the terms and conditions of
this  Agreement.  CONSULTANT  accepts such appointment and agrees to perform the
services  upon  the  terms  and  conditions  of  this  Agreement.

     2.  TERM

     The  term  of  this Agreement shall begin on the date of signing, and shall
continue  until  performed  fully  or  terminated  by  either party upon written
notice.

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     3.  SERVICES

     (a)  CONSULTANT  shall  act,  generally,  as  a  financial public relations
advisor,  essentially  acting  (1)  as  liaison  between  the  COMPANY  and  its
shareholders;  (2)  as  advisor  to  the  COMPANY  with  respect to existing and
potential  market makers, broker-dealers, underwriters, and investors as well as
being  the  liaison between the COMPANY and such persons; and, (3) as advisor to
the  COMPANY with respect to communications and information as well as planning,
designing,  developing, organizing, writing and distributing such communications
and  information.

     (b)  CONSULTANT  shall  seek  to  make  the  COMPANY,  its  management, its
products, and its financial situation and prospects known to the financial press
and  publications, broker-dealers, mutual funds, institutional investors, market
makers,  analysts,  investment  advisors  and  other  members  of  the financial
community  as  well  as  the  financial  media  and  the  public  generally.
Specifically,  CONSULTANT will draft and publish press releases, relating to the
COMPANY  and  its  business developments, with wire sources to reach information
services  and  newspapers.  During  the  term  of  this  engagement, CONSULTANT,
concomitantly  with  the COMPANY, will approve any and all press releases.  This
includes  any  press  releases  drafted  by  other financial public relations or
investor  relations  firms.  Additionally,  CONSULTANT  will  disseminate  from
time-to-time,  an  Investor  Update  which  will  be  sent to all members of its
database.

     (c)  CONSULTANT  shall  assist in establishing, and advise with respect to:
shareholder  meetings;  interviews  of  COMPANY officers by the financial media;
and,  interviews of COMPANY officers by analysts, market makers, broker-dealers,
and  other  members  of  the  financial  community.

     (d)  CONSULTANT  shall draft a due diligence package for the COMPANY, which
will  be  used  as  promotional  material to be sent to brokers, broker/dealers,
investors  and  other  members  of  the  financial community.  The due diligence
package  will consist of an: At-A-Glance, Executive Summary, President's Letter,
current  financial  statements,  and  pro  forma

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financial  statements.  The  COMPANY  will  provide  all  relevant  information
necessary  to  prepare  the  due  diligence  package.

     (e)  CONSULTANT,  in providing the foregoing services, shall be responsible
for  all  costs  of  providing the services, with the exception of preparing and
mailing due diligence packages, which will be the responsibility of the COMPANY.
CONSULTANT's compensation under Paragraph 7 shall be deemed to include all other
costs  and  expenses,  except  for  alternative  promotion  methods discussed in
Paragraph  8  below.

     4.  LIMITATIONS  OF  SERVICES

     The  parties  recognize  that  certain responsibilities and obligations are
imposed  by  federal  and  state securities laws and by the applicable rules and
regulations  of stock exchanges, the National Association of Securities Dealers,
in-house  "due  diligence" or "compliance" departments of brokerage houses, etc.
Accordingly,  CONSULTANT  agrees:

     (a)  CONSULTANT  shall  NOT  conduct  any  meeting  with financial analysts
without  informing the COMPANY in advance of the proposed meeting and the format
or  agenda  of  such  meeting and the COMPANY may elect to have a representative
attend  such  meeting.

     (b)  CONSULTANT shall NOT release any information or data about the COMPANY
to  any  selected  or limited person(s), entity, or group if CONSULTANT is aware
that  such  information  or data has not been generally released or promulgated.
And,

     (c) After notice by the COMPANY of filing for a proposed public offering of
securities  of  the  COMPANY, and during any period of restriction on publicity,
CONSULTANT  shall  not  engage in any public relations efforts not in the normal
course  without  approval  of  counsel  for  the COMPANY, and of counsel for the
underwriters),  if  any.

     5.  DUTIES  OF  COMPANY

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     (a)  The  COMPANY  shall  supply CONSULTANT, on a regular and timely basis,
with  all  approved  data and information about the COMPANY, its management, its
products,  and its operations, and the COMPANY shall be responsible for advising
CONSULTANT  of  any  facts which would affect the accuracy of any prior data and
information  previously  supplied  to  CONSULTANT  so  that  CONSULTANT may take
corrective  action.

     (b)  The  COMPANY  shall  supply  CONSULTANT  with  accurate  and  timely
information  relating  to  business  developments  of the COMPANY sufficient for
CONSULTANT  to draft and publish, at a minimum, two (2) press releases per week,
beginning  upon  execution of this Agreement and continuing until this Agreement
is  terminated.  The COMPANY must ensure that the information emphasizes revenue
generation.  The  COMPANY will designate one individual who will be the point of
contact  for  the  coordination  of  press  release  information.

     (c)  The  COMPANY  shall promptly supply CONSULTANT: with full and complete
copies  of all filings with all federal and state securities agencies; with full
and  complete  copies  of all shareholder reports and communications, whether or
not  prepared  with  CONSULTANT's  assistance;  with  all  data  and information
supplied  to  any  analyst,  broker-dealer, market maker, or other member of the
financial  community; and, with all product/services brochures, sales materials,
etc.,  or other information which may be of assistance in promoting the COMPANY.

     (d)  The  COMPANY  shall  promptly  notify  CONSULTANT of the filing of any
registration  for  the  sale of securities and of any other event which triggers
any  restrictions  on  publicity.  And,

     (e)  The  COMPANY  shall  contemporaneously  notify  CONSULTANT  if  any
information or data being supplied to CONSULTANT has not been generally released
or  promulgated.

     6.  REPRESENTATION  AND  INDEMNIFICATION

     (a)  The COMPANY shall be deemed to make a continuing representation of the
accuracy  of  any and all material facts, information and data which it supplies
to  CONSULTANT  and  the COMPANY acknowledges its awareness that CONSULTANT will
rely  on  such  continuing

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representation  in  disseminating  such information and otherwise performing its
public  relations  functions.

     (b)  CONSULTANT, in the absence of notice in writing from the COMPANY, will
rely on the continuing accuracy of material information and data supplied by the
COMPANY.

     (c)  The COMPANY hereby agrees to indemnify CONSULTANT against, and to hold
CONSULTANT harmless from any claims, demands, suits, loss, damages, etc. arising
out  of  CONSULTANT's reliance upon the accuracy and continuing accuracy of such
facts,  material  information, and data, unless CONSULTANT has been negligent in
fulfilling  the  duties  and  obligations  hereunder;

     (d)  CONSULTANT  agrees  to  indemnify and hold the COMPANY, its directors,
officers  and  employees,  harmless  from  any  legal  action,  claims,  or
investigations  arising  from  the  conduct  of the CONSULTANT in performing its
services hereunder unless such activity or activities are required by or done at
request  of  the  COMPANY.

     7.  COMPENSATION

     As  compensation  for  services,  CONSULTANT  shall  receive:

     (a) a one (1) time cash fee of $10,000.00 upon execution of this Agreement;

     (b)  25,000  shares  of  the Company's free trading stock upon execution of
this  Agreement,  and  each  month  thereafter,  for a period of two (2) months;

     (c)  15,000  shares  of  the Company's free trading stock upon execution of
this  agreement,  and  each  month  thereafter, for a period of four (4) months;

     (d)  a  one (1) year option to purchase 50,000 shares of the Company's free
trading  stock  after  two  (2)  months,  at the opening bid price on the day of
execution  of  this Agreement, assuring the parties agree to go forward with the
balance  of  the  term  of  this  Agreement;  and

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     (e)  a  one (1) year option to purchase 50,000 shares of the Company's free
trading  stock,  at  the  opening  bid  price  on  the  day of execution of this
Agreement,  upon  completion  of  each  of  the following four (4) months of the
Agreement.

     For  all  special  services,  not  within  the scope of this Agreement, the
COMPANY  shall  pay CONSULTANT such fees as and when the parties shall determine
in  advance of performance of the special services provided that the COMPANY has
agreed  to  the  special  services.

     8.  ALTERNATIVE  PROMOTION  METHODS

     SIG  will  make  recommendations  as  to  alternative  promotion  methods.
Fetchomatic  will determine which, if any, alternative promotion methods will be
used,  as  well  as  the  method  of  payment.

     9.  BILLING  AND  PAYMENT

     The  monthly  fee,  consisting  of  free  trading  stock,  provided  for in
Paragraph  7  shall  be due and payable upon execution of this Agreement, and on
the  same  day  each  month thereafter.  The options will be earned as indicated
above.

     10.  RELATIONSHIP  OF  PARTIES

     CONSULTANT  is  an  independent contractor, responsible for compensation of
its agents, employees and representatives, as well as all applicable withholding
therefrom  and  taxes  thereon  (including  unemployment  compensation)  and all
workmen's  compensation  insurance.  This  Agreement  does  not  establish  any
partnership,  joint venture, or other business entity or association between the
parties  and  neither  party is intended to have any interest in the business or
property  of  the  other.

     11.  TERMINATION

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     This  agreement  may  be  terminated  by  either  party two (2) months from
execution  of  the  Agreement  or, by mutual agreement, during the next four (4)
months.

     12.  WAIVER  OF  BREACH

     The  wavier  of either party of a breach of any provision of this Agreement
by the other party shall not operate or be construed as waiver of any subsequent
breach  by  the  other  party.

     13.  ASSIGNMENT

     The  agreement shall not be assignable and will not inure to the benefit of
successors  or  assignees.

     14.  NOTICES

     Any  notice required or permitted to be given under this Agreement shall be
sufficient  if  in  writing,  and  if  sent  by  certified  mail, return receipt
requested,  to  the  addresses  identified  above.

     15.  ENTIRE  AGREEMENT

     This  instrument constitutes the entire agreement of the parties and may be
modified  only  be  agreement  in  writing,  signed  by  the  party against whom
enforcement  of  any  waiver,  change,  modification,  extension or discharge is
sought.  This  Agreement shall be governed, for all purposes, by the laws of the
State  of  Florida.  If  any  provision of this Agreement is declared void, such
provision  shall  be  deemed  severed from this Agreement, which shall otherwise
remain  in  full  force  and  effect.

     16.  FACSIMILE  SIGNATURES

     The  facsimile  signatures  for  the  purposes  of  this Agreement shall be
binding  upon  the  parties  as  such.

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     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto, intending to be legally bound, have
executed  this  Agreement.

STRATEGIC  INVESTORS  GROUP

By:     /s/  signed
        Jeffrey  Dale  Welsh
        President

FETCHOMATIC  GLOBAL  INTERNET,  INC.

By:     /s/  signed
        Wayne  Loftus
        President

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