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EXHIBIT 10.4

                    IP PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT - FREE DA
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  THIS AGREEMENT is made effective as of the date set forth below the signatures
of  the  parties  (the  "Effective  Date")
BETWEEN:

                                668158 B.C. LTD.,
                           a British Columbia company,
                     having an office at 17482 60th Avenue,
                        Surrey, British Columbia, V3S 1T8
                        (hereinafter called the" Vendor")
                                                               OF THE FIRST PART
AND:
                        FREE DA CONNECTION SERVICES INC.,
                      a British Columbia company, having an
                   office at Suite 301 - 1540 Oak Bay Avenue,
                       Victoria, British Columbia, V8R 1B2
                      (hereinafter called the "Purchaser")
                                                              OF THE SECOND PART

WHEREAS:

A.     the  Vendor  is  the owner of Technology and Intellectual Property Rights
(as  defined  herein) relating to the provision of directory assistance services
and  as  further  defined  in  section  1.1(f);

B.     the  Vendor  has  agreed  to  sell  to  the  Purchaser the Technology and
Intellectual  Property  Rights  on  the  terms and conditions set out herein and
further  agrees  to  transfer  right  and  full  title  to  the  Technology  and
Intellectual  Property  upon  the  execution  of  this  agreement;

C.     the  Vendor  is  the  holder and owner of the Technology and Intellectual
Property  and  has  full  right  and  title  to  transfer said technology to the
Purchaser  unencumbered;

D.     at  the  time  of  making this Agreement, the Technology and Intellectual
Property  Rights  are intermingled with other intellectual property owned by the
Vendor  which  is  not  being  sold  to  the  Purchaser;

E.     for  the  purpose  of  separating  out  the  Technology  and Intellectual
Property  Rights,  the  Purchaser  agrees  to  have the Vendor's selected patent
counsel  prepare and file certain Divisional Applications in accordance with the
terms  of  this Agreement and will transfer the Divisional filings to the Vendor
according  to  this  Agreement  and  at  the  expense  of  the  Purchaser;

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     THEREFORE  this Agreement witnesses that in consideration of the covenants,
promises  and  agreements  set  forth herein, the adequacy and delivery of which
consideration  is  hereby  acknowledged  by  the  parties,  the parties agree as
follows:

1.     DEFINITIONS
1.1     In  this  Agreement  (including the recitals), the following terms shall
have  the  meanings  given  to  them  below:

(a)     "Gross Revenue" means all revenues, receipts, royalties and other money
earned,  collected  or  received,  whether  for  cash or credit or by way of any
benefit,  advantage  or concession, and as reported in the annual 10KSB as filed
with  the  SEC  by  Purchaser.

(b)     "Confidential  Information"  means  any  or  all information, knowledge,
data,  know-how,  material  or property with respect to a party, the Technology,
the  Intellectual  Property  Rights, Improvements or Services of such party (the
"Discloser"),  which  the  other  party (the "Recipient") may acquire during the
performance  of  its  obligations  hereunder,  whether  or  not  designated  as
confidential  or  proprietary,  including without limitation, all trade secrets,
inventions,  ideas,  concepts,  improvements, developments, technical data, test
results,  designs,  blueprints,  drawings, operations, techniques, instructions,
material  in  which  the  Discloser  has  copyright,  computer  programs and all
documentation  related  thereto,  business  plans  and  procedures, price lists,
customer  lists,  contracts, all information concerning suppliers and customers,
financial  and  bookkeeping  records  and  personnel  records,  but  excluding
information  which:

     (i)  is  now  or  later  becomes readily available to the public through no
     fault  of  the  Recipient,

     (ii)  the  Recipient  can  prove  was  obtained from a third party lawfully
     in possession of such information and who does not have any confidentiality
     obligation  to  the  Discloser,  or

     (iii)  the  Recipient  can  prove  was  in the Recipient's possession prior
     to  receipt  from  the  Discloser and did not originate from the Discloser;

(c)     "Consent"  means  prior  written  consent;

(d)     "Divisional  Application"  or  "Divisional"  means  a patent application
filed  as  a  divisional  of  a  pending  patent  application;

(e)     "Effective  Date"  has  the  meaning  set  out in the first page of this
Agreement;

(f)     "Field"  means  the provision of products and services to companies that
service  customers  obtaining  information  through  means such as telephones or
similar  devices  such  as mobile telephones, PDAs, or computers using VOIP, and
including  the  delivery  of  Directory Assistance with or without charge to the
consumer  and  location  based  services through the previously described means;

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(g)     "Improvements"  means  any  and  all  ideas,  inventions, improvements,
discoveries, developments, trade secrets, data and design rights and other forms
of  intellectual property made, conceived, or actually or constructively reduced
to  practice  which are derived or arise from the Technology and which relate to
the  Field,  which  either  party  may  do,  get  or  acquire;

(h)     "Intellectual  Property  Rights"  means:

     (i)  the  patent  applications  and  patents issuing therefrom in the world
     during  the term of this Agreement which cover the Technology and which are
     owned  prior  to  the  execution  of  this agreement by the Vendor and upon
     execution  of  this  agreement  are  being  acquired  by the Purchaser; and

     (ii)  any  improvements,  continuations,  renewals,  reissues,  extensions,
     revisions,  substitutions, confirmations, registrations or revalidations of
     the  foregoing and any patents of additions or patents of importation based
     on  any  of  said  patents  that  cover  the  Technology;

(i)     "Technology"  has  the  meaning  set  out  in  Schedule  "A";

(j)     "Percentage of Gross Revenue Fees" means the amount payable by Purchaser
to  Vendor  pursuant  to  Section  4.1;

(k)     "Services"  means  the  provision  of  directory assistance services and
other  such  services  as  may  be  applicable,  or as may be contemplated to be
delivered  by  the  Purchaser  in  the  Field;

(l)     "License"  means  any  agreement  or  arrangement by which the Purchaser
grants  a  person  a  right,  or  permits  a person to use the Technology in the
Territory  to  provide  Services;

(m)     "Term"  means  the period commencing on the Effective Date and remaining
in  effect until January 8, 2010 unless earlier terminated or concluded pursuant
to  this  Agreement;

(n)     "Territory"  means  every  jurisdiction  in  the  world;

(o)     "ViaVis  Transaction"  means the transaction described in Schedules "B",
"C",  "D",  "E"  and  "F";

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1.2     The  Schedules  to  this  Agreement  are  as  follows:
     A  -  Technology
     B  -  ViaVis  Transaction.
     C  -  Purchased  Hardware  Assets
     D  -  Purchased  Software  Assets
     E  -  Assumed  Debts
     F  -  Residual  Intellectual  Property  and table of inventions to be filed
           in  the  Divisional  filings

1.3     All  dollar amounts referred to in this Agreement are in lawful funds of
the  United  States  of  America,  unless  otherwise  indicated.

2.     SALE

2.1     The  Vendor  hereby  sells and transfers to the Purchaser the Technology
and  Intellectual Property Rights on the date of the execution of this agreement
and  on  the  terms  and  conditions  set  out  hereunder.

3.     LICENSES

3.1     Prior  to  the  Purchaser paying the maximum consideration due under the
agreement,  the  Purchaser  may License the rights and licenses granted to it in
this  Agreement  only  in  accordance  with  Section  18  hereunder.

4.     CONSIDERATION

4.1     As  consideration  for  the  sale  under Section 2 hereof, the Purchaser
shall  during  the  Term  pay  the following Percentage of Gross Revenue Fees to
Vendor  as  follows:

(a)  The  Purchaser  will pay to the Vendor a consideration in the amount of two
(2)  percent of the gross sales of any products that the Company sells using the
Technology  and  Intellectual Property rights that have been transferred herein.
An  annual  minimum Percentage of Gross Revenue Fees shall be paid to the Vendor
in  the amount of US $25,000.00, and shall be due and payable on the 10th day of
January  for  each year in the Term commencing January 10th, 2006.  If the Gross
Revenue  reported in the Purchaser's annual 10KSB filing is under one million US
dollars  ($1,000,000.00)  then the minimum Percentage of Gross Revenue Fees will
be  due  and payable to the Vendor.  Any amounts paid pursuant to the Percentage
of  Gross  Revenues in a particular year prior to January 10th of such year will
be  deducted  from  the  annual minimum Percentage of Gross Revenue Fees due for
such  year.

The  Percentage  of Gross Revenue Fees shall be paid in instalments to Vendor as
follows:

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     (i)  By  not  later  than  one  (1)  week after the filing of its 10KSB and
     its  acceptance  by  the SEC, the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor within a
     non-refundable  Percentage of Gross Revenue Fee equal to two percent (2.0%)
     of  the  Gross  Revenue  of  the  Purchaser  as  defined  in  (a)  above.

No  further  Percentage  of  Gross  Revenue  Fees  shall  be payable by the
Purchaser  to  the  Vendor  when  the  Purchaser  has paid to the Vendor a total
maximum  sum  of  US  $500,000.00 in such Percentage of Gross Revenues Fees.  At
which  time all title and assignments shall have been made in full by the Vendor
to  the  Purchaser.

4.2     The Purchaser shall keep full, accurate and complete records and books
of  account showing the Gross Revenue in detail.  The Vendor shall during normal
business  hours  and upon reasonable notice have the right to inspect such books
and  records  to  verify  the correctness of the Gross Revenue collected in each
fiscal  year.  In  the  event  of  termination of this Agreement for any reason,
Vendor  shall  have  the right to inspect such records and books for a period of
one  year  from  the  date  of  termination.

4.3     Percentage  of Gross Revenue Fees payments shall be paid by money order,
bank  draft  or  certified  cheque drawn on a Canadian chartered bank or by wire
transfer  to  the  account of the Vendor at Scotiabank, or such other account as
the  Vendor may from time to time give written notice of to the Purchaser.  If a
payment is due on a non-business day, then the Purchaser shall make such payment
on  the  immediately  following  business  day.

4.4     In  the  event  of  any  License granted by the Purchaser, the Purchaser
shall  require  any  licensees  to  keep  similar accounts and records as may be
required  of  the Purchaser hereunder.  The Purchaser shall retain such accounts
and records for at least five years after the date upon which they were made and
shall  permit  any  duly  authorized representative of the Vendor to inspect and
audit such accounts and records during normal business hours and upon reasonable
notice  at  the Vendor's expense, not more frequently than once in each calendar
quarter.  The  Purchaser  shall  co-operate  with  the  Vendor or its designated
representative  as may be reasonably necessary to enable the verification of the
reports  of  the Purchaser and will permit such representative to take copies of
or  extracts  from  such accounts and records.  If any such audit discloses that
the  actual amount of Gross Revenue collected is greater by 5% or more than that
disclosed  by  the  report furnished by the Purchaser, then, the Purchaser shall
pay  to  the Vendor the cost of such audit within 5 days after completion of the
audit.

4.5     Purchaser  shall  not  be entitled to set off any amounts due or alleged
due  from  Vendor  to  Purchaser  against  amounts due from Purchaser to Vendor.
Purchaser may not, on grounds of the alleged non-performance of Vendor of any of
its  obligations  under  this  Agreement  or  otherwise, withhold payment of any
Percentage  of  Gross Revenue Fees or other amounts due to Vendor, except if the
Technology  and  Intellectual  Property Rights is challenged and found not to be
the  sole  property  of  the  Vendor  by  a  court  of  competent  jurisdiction.

5.     IMPROVEMENTS

5.1     The  Purchaser  acknowledges  that the Technology may be, in whole or in
part,  a  work  in  progress  and  subject to further modifications and changes.

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5.2     Nothing  contained  in  this  Agreement shall affect the Vendor's or the
Purchaser's  freedom to make Improvements.  Except as otherwise provided herein,
Improvements,  whether  made by the Vendor or by the Purchaser, will be the sole
property  of  the  Purchaser  and the Vendor hereby assigns all right, title and
interest in such Improvements to the Purchaser, and waives any moral rights that
it might have in respect thereof.  The Vendor and the Purchaser will execute any
documents  reasonably  required  to  effect  and  record  such assignment of the
Improvements.  If  on  termination of this Agreement, the Purchaser has not paid
the  Percentage  of  Gross  Revenue  Fees as provided for in this agreement, the
Purchaser,  at  the  Vendor's  option,  will  assign all of its right, title and
interest  in  each  Improvement to Vendor in consideration of the sum reasonably
spent  by  the  Purchaser  to  develop  such  Improvements,  as  recorded in the
Purchaser's  log  related  to  such  Improvement.  Purchaser  will not assign or
encumber  its  title  in the Improvements in any way prior to the termination or
completion  of  this  Agreement.

6     PATENT  APPLICATIONS  AND  REGISTRATIONS  AND  COSTS

6.1     The  Purchaser  and  Vendor  agree mutually to maintain the Intellectual
Property  Rights related to the Technology.  Further the Purchaser agrees to pay
all  costs associated with the maintenance of said Intellectual Property Rights.

6.2     The Purchaser acknowledges that the Intellectual Property Rights include
patent  applications  covering  inventions  that  may  be  excluded  from  the
Technology.  The  Purchaser agrees that once it has received two million dollars
(US  $2,000,000.00)  in equity or debt financing, to deposit with patent counsel
of Vendor's choosing the sum of fifty thousand ($50,000.00) Canadian Dollars for
the filings of Divisional Applications in each jurisdiction corresponding to the
Intellectual  Property  Rights.  The  Vendor, in cooperation with the Purchaser,
will  direct the preparation and prosecution of such Divisional Applications and
the  Purchaser  will  pay  all  costs associated with doing so.  Vendor will not
include  claims in a Divisional that relate solely to the Field, but the parties
acknowledge  that  a  Divisional  may  have  claims  that  cover  technology  or
activities  both  inside  and outside of the Field.  In such a case, Vendor will
provide  Purchaser  a waiver that Vendor and its successors and assigns will not
use  such  Divisional  in  a  claim  against  Purchaser or its licensees for any
technology  or  activities  within  the Field.  If Purchaser elects to abandon a
pending patent application in a jurisdiction prior to the filing of a Divisional
in  such jurisdiction, Purchaser will assign such application to Vendor at least
two  weeks prior to the date of abandonment.  If Purchaser elects not to file an
application  in a particular jurisdiction, Vendor may do so at Vendor's expense.

6.3     The  Purchaser  will  assign all of its right, title and interest in all
Divisional  Applications  filed  pursuant to this Agreement at the time they are
filed,  provided  that  the  Vendor is not in breach of any of the terms of this
Agreement.  The Purchaser agrees to execute a conditional assignment or security
interest  in  the  Intellectual  Property  Rights  to  the  Vendor,  in the form
acceptable  to Vendor, except for a UCC1 form, assigning all of its right, title
and  interest  in  the  Intellectual  Property  Rights  to the Vendor should the
Purchaser  breach  the  terms  of  this  Agreement,  have a receiving order made
against  it or have a receiver appointed to continue its operations, or passes a
resolution for winding up, or commits an act of bankruptcy.  The Vendor may file
such  conditional  assignments or security interests with the appropriate patent
offices  relating  to  the  Intellectual  Property  Rights.

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6.4     If the Purchaser has paid the Percentage of Gross Revenue Fees to Vendor
in  accordance  with  this  agreement  and  Divisionals  have been filed in each
jurisdiction  covered  by  the Intellectual Property Rights and the Purchaser is
not  otherwise  in breach of any of the terms of this Agreement, the Vendor will
cancel  and  release  any  security  interests  it  may hold with respect to the
Technology  and  Intellectual  Property as described herein.  The Purchaser will
grant  a  perpetual,  royalty  free, non-exclusive license to the Vendor to use,
make  and sell the subject matter of Intellectual Property Rights outside of the
Field.  The  Purchaser  agrees  not to encumber, attach, or otherwise pledge the
rights, ownership or security interest on or of the Intellectual Property Rights
in  any  way  until the Vendor has cancelled and released the security interests
Vendor  holds  therein.

6.5     The  Vendor  agrees  to forward to the Purchaser an advance copy of each
Divisional  contemplated  by  Section  6.2  (a "New Divisional Application") and
which  the  Vendor  or  the Purchaser's counsel proposes to file at least 7 days
prior  to  the  date  such  Divisional is to be filed.  The Purchaser shall have
right  to  review  each New Divisional Application and to offer its comments and
suggestions  to  the  Vendor  within 3 days of its receipt of the New Divisional
Application.  The Vendor agrees to take into account any reasonable comments and
suggestions  made  by  the.

6.6     The  Vendor  also  agrees to promptly forward to the Purchaser a copy of
all  correspondence (including issued patents) received from patent offices that
in  any  way  relates  to  the Divisionals ("Patent Office Correspondence"). The
Vendor  shall  use  its  best  efforts to provide to the Purchaser a copy of the
intended  response  for review, comment and suggestion at least 15 days prior to
filing  a response to Patent Office Correspondence.  The Purchaser shall provide
any  comments  and suggestions to the Vendor within 7 days of its receipt of the
intended  response.  The  Vendor  agrees  to  take  into  account any reasonable
comments  and  suggestions  made  by  the  Purchaser.

6.7     (1)  If  any party to this Agreement gains knowledge of any potential or
actual  infringement  of  any of Intellectual Property Rights in the Technology,
that  party  shall  promptly transmit such knowledge to the other party, and the
Purchaser shall be entitled, but shall not be bound, to commence legal action to
prevent  infringement or further infringement and may prosecute the action.  The
Purchaser  may  add  the Vendor as a party to any such action, in which case the
Purchaser  will  pay  all  expenses of the Vendor incurred in such action as and
when due.  The Purchaser covenants with the Vendor and the Vendor covenants with
the  Purchaser  to  cooperate  with  each  other  in the prosecution of any such
action.  In  the  event  that  the Purchaser determines not to commence any such
action,  the  Vendor  may  do  so,  at  its  own  expense.
(2)  Any  proceeds  of  settlement or recovery of damages or other proceeds from
each  such  action  shall  be  paid to the party bearing the cost of the action.

6.8     If  any action is instituted against either party, to declare as invalid
any  Intellectual  Property, then that party shall promptly advise the other and
send  copies  of  all material received to the other party.  The Vendor shall be
entitled  but  shall  not be bound, to defend at its own cost every such action.
If  the  Vendor  shall  decide  not  to defend any such action, then it shall so
advise  the  Purchaser who may defend at its own cost the action.  The Purchaser
shall  promptly

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send to the Vendor, and the Vendor shall send to the Purchaser all pleadings and
other  material  documents to such action, and shall report to each other on the
status  upon  reasonable  request  from  the  other.

6.9     Nothing  in  this  Agreement  shall  be  construed  as  a  warranty  or
representation  by  the  Vendor that any patents will be granted with respect to
any  of  the  Technology.

7.     CONFIDENTIALITY  AND  NON-COMPETITION

7.1     Each  party  recognizes  and  agrees  that  all Confidential Information
constitutes  confidential  and  valuable  information  proprietary  of the other
party.  Each  party  agrees  that  it  will  treat  all  of  the  other  party's
Confidential Information as confidential, will not use it in an unauthorized way
nor  disclose  it in any form to any person.  Each party will take such steps as
required  to ensure the other party's Confidential Information is disclosed only
to  such  of the first party's servants, agents and employees who have a need to
know,  and  to  prevent  disclosure by its servants, agents and employees of any
Confidential Information, including without limitation requiring each to execute
an  agreement  regarding  the  confidentiality  and  non-disclosure  of  such
Confidential  Information.  Copies of such agreements will be provided to either
party,  at  such  party's  request.  The obligations of each party regarding the
Confidential Information shall survive the termination of this Agreement for any
reason.

7.2     The  Purchaser  agrees  that  it  will  not,  without the Consent of the
Vendor,  directly or indirectly, either as principal, agent, employee, employer,
stockholder,  partner  or  in any other capacity, manufacture, market or sell or
assist  any other person, firm or corporation to manufacture, market or sell any
service  that, in the opinion of the Vendor acting reasonably, competes with the
Technology  or to file a patent application for an Improvement without notice to
the  Vendor,  during  the term of this Agreement or until such time as the terms
and  conditions  of  this  agreement  have  been  met  in full by the Purchaser.

7.3     The  Vendor  agrees  that  it  will  not,  without  the  Consent  of the
Purchaser,  directly  or  indirectly,  either  as  principal,  agent,  employee,
employer,  stockholder, partner or in any other capacity, manufacture, market or
sell  or  assist any other person, firm or corporation to manufacture, market or
sell  any  service  that,  in  the  opinion  of the Purchaser acting reasonably,
competes  with  the  Technology  or  the  business of the Purchaser or to file a
patent  application  for and Improvement without notice to the Purchaser, during
the  term  of this Agreement and for 12 calendar months after the termination of
this Agreement only if this Agreement is not terminated pursuant to Section 9.2.

7.4     Each  party  confirms  that all restrictions in Sections 7.1 7.2 and 7.3
are  reasonable and valid and all defences to the strict enforcement thereof are
hereby  waived.  The  parties to the Agreement recognize that a breach of any of
the  covenants contained in this Article 7 would result in damages in respect of
which the parties may not adequately be compensated for such damages by monetary
award.  Accordingly,  the parties agree that in the event of any such breach, in
addition  to  all other remedies available at law or in equity, the party not in
breach  shall  be entitled as a matter of right to apply to a Court of competent
jurisdiction  for such relief by way of restraining order, injunction, decree or
otherwise,  as  may  be  appropriate to ensure compliance with the provisions of
this  Agreement  or  to  terminate  any  breach  of  thereof.

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7.5     Each  party  shall have the right to disclose that the Purchaser  is the
purchaser  of  the  Technology,  but  may  not  disclose any other terms of this
Agreement  without  the  Consent  of the other, not to be unreasonably withheld,
except that either party may disclose the terms and conditions of this Agreement
to its potential financiers, investors and joint venture partners, provided that
the  party  first  obtains a written agreement from each such proposed disclosee
whereby  the disclosee agrees to keep all terms and conditions of this Agreement
disclosed  confidential.  The party shall send to the other party a copy of each
such  agreement  with  disclosees  within  10  days  after  execution.

7.6     The  Purchaser  acknowledges  that  the patent applications filed by the
Vendor  may  include  Confidential Information and consents to the disclosure of
such  Confidential  Information  for the purpose of preparation, prosecution and
publication  of  a  patent  application.

8.     REPRESENTATIONS,  WARRANTIES  AND  COVENANTS

8.1     The  Vendor  represents,  warrants  and  covenants  that:

(a)  The Vendor is the owner of patent applications in good standing relating to
the  Technology;

(b)  The  Vendor  has  the  right  to  grant the rights, licenses and assurances
granted  by  it  in  this  Agreement;

(c)  The  Vendor  by  this Agreement will transfer to the Purchaser a good, safe
holding  and  marketable  title to the Technology and Intellectual Property sold
hereunder;

(d)  The  Vendor  is  not aware of any claims that the Technology as used in the
Field  infringes the patents or any other intellectual property right of a third
party;

(e)  The  Vendor  has  taken  all  necessary  steps including the passage of all
necessary  resolutions  of the Vendor to enter into and give effect to the terms
of  this  Agreement,  and  will  provide proof thereof to the Purchaser upon its
written  request  therefor.

8.2     The  Purchaser  represents  warrants  and  covenants  that:

(a)  The  Board of Directors of the Purchaser have passed a resolution approving
that  the  Purchaser  enter  into this Agreement and will provide a copy of such
resolution  to  the  Vendor  within  5  days  of  the  Effective  Date;

(b)  The Purchaser is duly incorporated, in good standing, and has the right and
authority  to  enter  into  this  Agreement;  and

8.3     The  Purchaser  expressly  understands  and  agrees that it's use of the
Services  and  Technology  is at its own risk, subject only to the warranties of
the  Vendor  herein set forth.  The Technology is provided on an "as is" and "as
available"  basis.  The  Vendor  makes  no  other warranties or representations,
including, but not limited to, express or implied warranties that the Technology
will meet the Purchaser's requirements, will be error-free, or as to the quality
of  the  Services  except  as otherwise provided herein.  The Purchaser will not
directly  or  indirectly

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oppose  any  application  by  the  Vendor to obtain any patent protection from a
Divisional,  and  the  Purchaser  will  not  directly or indirectly contests the
validity,  ownership  or  enforceability  of  a  Divisional  or a patent issuing
therefrom.

9.     TERM  AND  TERMINATION

9.1     This Agreement shall commence on the Effective Date and continue for the
Term  unless  terminated  on notice by the Vendor on the occurrence of any event
set  out  in  Section  9.2.

9.2     This  Agreement  may  be terminated immediately by the Vendor by written
notice  to  Purchaser  if:

(a)  the  Purchaser fails to make any payment under this Agreement when due, and
fails  to  remedy  the  default  within thirty (30) business days from notice in
writing  from  the  Vendor;

(b)  the  Purchaser  is  in  breach  of  the  provisions  of  Article  7;

(c)  the  Purchaser  is  in  breach  of  any  other covenant or obligation to be
observed  or  performed  under  this  Agreement  and such breach is not remedied
within  thirty 30 business days after notice in writing thereof from the Vendor;

(d)  the  Purchaser directly or indirectly opposes any application by the Vendor
to obtain any patent protection from a Divisional , or the Purchaser directly or
indirectly contests the validity, ownership or enforceability of a Divisional or
a  patent  issuing  therefrom;

(e)  the  Purchaser  has  a  receiving  order  made against it or has a receiver
appointed  to continue its operations, or passes a resolution for winding up, or
takes  the  benefit  of  any statute for the time being in force relating to the
bankrupt  or insolvent debtors or to the orderly payment of debts, or commits an
act  of  bankruptcy;

9.3  Any  termination under this Article 9 shall be without prejudice to any of
the  rights  or  remedies  of  a  party  which  arise  prior to the time of such
termination.

10.     EFFECT  OF  TERMINATION

10.1     Upon the termination of this Agreement for any reason, if the Purchaser
has  commenced  providing  Services  related  to  the  Technology:

(a) the Purchaser shall cease to provide any Services relating to the Technology
within  15  days  from  the date on which this Agreement is terminated ("Date of
Termination");

(b)  the Purchaser shall deliver or cause to be delivered to the Vendor a report
within  30 days after the Date of Termination.  Such report shall specify, in or
on  such  terms  as  the  Vendor  may  in  its  sole  discretion  require acting
reasonably,  the  amounts  due to the Purchaser from creditors as of the Date of
Termination.  Section  4  shall  apply  to  such report and related accounts and
records.

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10.2     Upon  the  termination  of  this  Agreement  for  any  reason:

(a)  the  Purchaser  shall  cease  to  use the Technology and Improvements, and,
subject  only  to  Section  10.1,  shall  cease  to manufacture, market and sell
Services  relating  to  the  Technology;

(b)  the  Purchaser  shall,  except  as  required  to be retained by law, at its
expense,  immediately return to the Vendor all documents and material containing
Confidential  Information  or  any  information  with  respect  to  any  of  the
Technology  and  shall  confirm in writing to Vendor that all such documents and
material  have  been  so  returned;

(c)  the  Purchaser shall assign and transfer to the Vendor all Licenses granted
by  the  Purchaser;

(d) the Purchaser shall cease to identify itself as the owner of the technology,
or  otherwise  be  associated  with,  the  Vendor;  and

(e) pursuant to Section 5.2, the Purchaser, will, at the Vendor's option, assign
all  of  its right, title and interest in each of the Improvements to the Vendor
in  consideration  of  the  sum  spent  by  the  Purchaser  in  developing  such
Improvement.

10.3     No Percentage of Gross Revenue Fees paid to the Vendor will be refunded
to  the  Purchaser  for  any  reason.

11.      INDEMNITY  AND  INSURANCE

11.1  The  Purchaser  agrees  to  indemnify  and  hold  harmless the Vendor, its
shareholders, directors, officers, employees and agents from and against any and
all  claims  arising  out  of  the  exercise  of any rights under this Agreement
including  without  limitation  against  any costs (including without limitation
actual  legal  fees  and  disbursements),  damages  or  loss,  consequential  or
otherwise,  arising  from  or  out  of  the  use  of  any  of  the Technology or
Improvements  or the manufacture, marketing, distribution, sale or use of any of
the  Services  by  the Purchaser or its licensees or its customers howsoever the
same  may  arise,  except  only  in  the  event  that  a third party shall claim
ownership  of  the  Technology or that its use by the Purchaser or its licensees
violates  any  intellectual  property  rights  of  such  third  party.

11.2  Subject  to Section 11.4, The Vendor agrees to indemnify half of the costs
of the Purchaser from and against any and all patent infringement claims arising
out  of the use of the Technology in the manner directed by the Vendor or in the
event  that  a  third  party  disputes  the  Vendor's  title to the Intellectual
Property.  As  a  condition  to such indemnification, the Purchaser will provide
the  Vendor  with  written  notice  of  the  claim within ten (10) days of first
learning  of  the  claim;  permit the Vendor to control the defense, settlement,
adjustment  or  compromise  of  any  such claim; and permit the Vendor either to
procure  the  right to continue using the Technology or modify the Technology so
that  it  becomes  non-infringing.

11.3  The  Vendor  shall have no obligation under Section 11.2 to the extent any
claim of infringement results from (i) use of the Technology in combination with
any  other  products,  if  the infringement would not have occurred but for such
combination;  (ii)  any  alteration  or

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modification  of  the Technology not provided by the Vendor, if the infringement
would  not  have  occurred but for such alteration or modification; (iii) use of
the  Technology  in a way not intended by the Vendor or not provided for, if the
infringement  would  not  have  occurred  but  for  such use; or (iv) use of the
Technology  that  has  been  modified  or  altered  by  the  Purchaser,  if  the
infringement  would  not  have occurred but for such alteration or modification.

11.4  The  maximum  amounts  payable  to the Purchaser by the Vendor pursuant to
Section 11.2 are one third (1/3) of the Percentage of Gross Revenue Fees paid by
Purchaser  to  the  Vendor,  less reasonable taxes. Subject to this Section, the
Purchaser  expressly  understands and agrees that the Vendor shall not be liable
to the Purchaser for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or
exemplary  damages,  including  but not limited to, damages for loss of profits,
goodwill,  use,  data  or  other  intangible losses (even if the Vendor has been
advised of the possibility of such damages), resulting from the use or inability
to  use  the Licensed Technology or any other matter relating to the Services or
the  Licensed  Technology.

11.5     Within  10  days  from a request by the Vendor, the Purchaser will give
notice to the Vendor of the terms and amount of the public liability and product
liability  insurance  which  the  Purchaser  has placed in respect of its office
facilities  and services, which in no case shall be less comprehensive or lesser
in amount than the insurance which a reasonable and prudent businessman carrying
on  a  similar  type  of business would acquire.  This insurance shall be placed
with  a  reputable  insurance  carrier  and  shall  include  the  Vendor,  its
shareholders,  directors,  officers, employees and agents as additional insureds
with respect to the subject matter of this Agreement.  Such policy shall include
severability  of interest and cross liability clauses and shall provide that the
policy shall not be cancelled or materially altered except upon at least 30 days
written  notice  to  the  Vendor.  The  Purchaser  shall provide the Vendor with
certificates  of  insurance  evidencing  such  coverage  seven  days  before
commencement of provision of Services, and thereafter at least seven days before
the expiry of such coverage from time to time during the term of this Agreement.
The  Purchaser's insurance shall be primary coverage and insurance of the Vendor
shall  be  excess  and  non-contributory.

11.6     The  Purchaser  will  not  claim, or in any way support or aid a claim,
against  Vendor,  Via  Vis  Technologies,  Inc.  and  its  subsidiary,  or  John
Taschereau,  arising  out  of  or  relating  to  ownership of the Technology and
Intellectual  Property  Rights or other matters relating to this transaction for
activities  performed  prior  to  the Effective Date, unless required to by law.

12.     GOVERNMENT  APPROVALS

12.1     The  Purchaser  shall  be  responsible  for  obtaining  all  necessary
government  approvals  for  the use of the Technology under of the terms of this
Agreement.  The  Vendor  shall  cooperate  with  the  Purchaser  as  reasonably
requested,  but  at  the  cost  of the Purchaser.  If necessary approvals in any
country  are not available or are granted and withdrawn, then during such period
that  approval  is  not available the Purchaser shall not exercise its rights in
such  country  and this Agreement shall remain binding and in force in all other
countries,  as  the  case  may  be.

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13.     INDEPENDENCE

13.1     Nothing  in  this  Agreement  shall  be  deemed  or construed to create
between  the  parties a partnership or joint venture, nor shall anything in this
Agreement  be  considered or be deemed to constitute the carrying on of business
by  the  Vendor  in any other country than Canada.  The Purchaser shall not have
the  authority to act on behalf of the Vendor in any matter or cause whatsoever,
except as may expressly be set out herein or otherwise agreed in writing between
the  parties.  The  Purchaser shall not use the Vendor's name in any way, except
as  specifically  authorized by this Agreement, and except to refer to itself as
the  licensee  of  or  purchaser  of  Technology  from  the  Vendor.

13.2     No  party  shall  be  liable  for  any  act,  omission, representation,
obligation  or  debt  of  another party, even if informed of such act, omission,
representation,  obligation  or  debt.

14.      CHOICE  OF  LAW  AND  ARBITRATION

14.1     This  Agreement  shall  be governed by and construed in accordance with
the  laws  of the Province of British Columbia and the laws of Canada applicable
therein,  and  the  parties  attorn  to  the  jurisdiction  of the courts of the
Province of British Columbia with respect to any matter arising under or related
to  this  Agreement.

14.2     It  is  the  intention of the parties to settle any dispute relating to
this  Agreement  among  themselves,  but  if at any time during the term of this
Agreement,  or  after  its  termination,  any dispute arises between the parties
respecting  any  matter  they cannot settle among themselves, and which does not
require  immediate  equitable  or legal relief, then either party may submit the
dispute  to  arbitration  by three arbitrators pursuant to the provisions of the
Commercial  Arbitration Act of British Columbia, as from time to time amended or
substituted,  and at and under the rules of the Commercial Arbitration Centre in
Vancouver, British Columbia.  The decision of the arbitrators shall be final and
binding  on  the  parties.

15.     SURVIVAL  OF  COVENANTS

15.1     The  terms,  provisions,  covenants  and  conditions  contained in this
Agreement  which  by  the  terms hereof require their performance by the parties
after  the  expiration  or  termination  of  this  Agreement shall be and remain
enforceable  notwithstanding  said  expiration  or  other  termination  of  this
Agreement  for  any  reason  whatsoever.

16.     NON-WAIVER

16.1     No  condoning,  excusing  or  overlooking  by any party of any default,
breach  or  non-observance  by  another  at  any time or times in respect of any
covenant,  provision or condition of this Agreement shall operate as a waiver of
such  party's  rights  under  this  Agreement  in  respect  of any continuing or
subsequent  default,  breach  or  non-observance, so as to defeat in any way the
rights  of such party in respect of any such continuing or subsequent default or
breach  and  no  waiver  shall  be  inferred from or implied by anything done or
omitted  by  such  party,  save  only  an  express  waiver  in  writing.

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16.2     No  exercise  of  a  specific right or remedy by any party precludes it
from  or prejudices it in exercising another right or pursuing another remedy or
maintaining  an action to which it may otherwise be entitled either at law or in
equity.

17.     NOTICES

17.1     Except  as  either party may hereafter notify the other with respect to
itself,  the  addresses  of the parties for purposes of this Agreement shall be:

     Vendor:

          668158  B.C.  Ltd.
          17482  60th  Avenue
          Surrey,  British  Columbia
          V3S  1T8
          Attention:  John  Taschereau

     Purchaser:

          Free  DA  Connection  Services  Inc.
          Suite  301  -  1640  Oak  Bay  Avenue
          Victoria,  British  Columbia
          V8R  1B2
          Attention:  Robin  Hutchison

17.2     All  notices,  reports, payments and communications pursuant hereto are
to  be  delivered  to  the  intended receiving party by hand or by mail, postage
prepaid, to the address provided in Section 17.1 hereof or such other address as
the  parties  may  from time to time advise the other of.  Such notices shall be
deemed for all purposes to have been received when delivered or, if mailed, upon
the  third  business  day after the day upon which the notice is placed with the
postal  authorities  for  delivery

18.     TRANSFER,  LICENSING  OR  MERGER

18.1     Until  the Purchaser has paid the maximum consideration as agreed to in
this  agreement  those  being  the  Percentage  of Gross Revenue Fees (up to the
amount  of  US  $500,000)  it  shall,  seek  the  approval of the Vendor, not to
unreasonably  be  withheld,  to:

(a)  assign,  license, transfer or part with this Agreement or any of its rights
or  obligations  hereunder,

(b)  amalgamate,  merge, have a change of control, sell all or substantially all
of  its  assets,  or consolidate with or into any entity (provided, however that
the restriction in this clause "b"shall not apply to a merger between or among a
publicly  traded  company).

(c)  undergo  a change of ownership (herein defined as an entity that owned less
than  10%  of the voting shares of Purchaser becoming an owner of 10% or more of
the  voting  shares  of Purchaser other than as may occur in the merger with the
publicly  traded  corporation

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or through the sale of Purchaser's securities to raise capital for the Purchaser
should  it  merge  with  a  public  company  or  become  public);  or

(d)  relocate its head office outside of Canada or the United States of America.

18.2     During the Term of this Agreement, the Purchaser may grant a License of
the  Technology  or  Improvements  on  the  following  conditions  and  terms:

(a)  such  License  references  this  Agreement  and  terminates in the event of
termination  of  this  Agreement;

(b)  the  licensee  will  not  have  access  to  the  source  code used with the
Technology,  and  such  source  code  will  not  be  placed  in  escrow;

(c)  the  license  does  not  substantially  defer  revenue accruing to the
Purchaser;  and

(d)  a  copy  of  the  executed  License  is  provided to the Vendor within five
business  (5)  days  of  execution  by  the  Purchaser.

18.3     If  a  purported  License does not meet the conditions of Section 18.2,
the  Purchaser  will  not grant such a License of the Technology or Improvements
without  the  Consent  of  the  Vendor.

19.     GENERAL

19.1     This  Agreement sets forth the entire understanding between the parties
relating  to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all previous negotiations,
representations  and agreements between the parties, and no modification of this
Agreement  shall  be  binding  upon  a  party unless executed in writing by that
party.

19.2     Each  party  shall execute such further documents and take such further
steps  as  may  be  necessary  or  desirable  to  give effect to this Agreement.

19.3     Time  shall  be  of  the  essence  of  this  Agreement.

19.4     Whenever  the  singular  or masculine or neuter is used throughout this
Agreement  the same shall be construed as meaning the plural or feminine or body
corporate  when  the  context  or  the  parties  hereto  so  require.

19.5     Marginal  headings  as  used  in  this Agreement are for convenience of
reference  only  and do not form a part of this Agreement and are not to be used
in  the  interpretation  hereof.

19.6     If  any  part,  section,  paragraph  or sub-paragraph of this Agreement
shall  be  held  to  be invalid, illegal or otherwise void or unenforceable, the
entire  Agreement  shall  not  fail  on  account thereof, and the balance of the
Agreement  shall  continue  in  full  force  and  effect.

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19.7     This  Agreement  shall  enure to the benefit of and be binding upon the
parties  and  their  respective  successors  and  permitted  assigns.

AS  EVIDENCE OF THEIR AGREEMENT the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to
be  executed  by  their duly authorized representatives effective the date first
above  written.

VENDOR

By:

Name:

 (Print)

Title:

Date:

PURCHASER

By:

Name:

 (Print)

Title:

Date:

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SCHEDULE  A

Technology

The  Technology  includes  the  know  how  and  inventions  relating  to:

1.  The  provisioning  of services within the Field that being: the provision of
products  and services to companies that service customers obtaining information
through  telephones  or  similar  devices  such  as  mobile telephones, PDAs, or
computers  using  VOIP,  and  including  the  delivery  of  Directory Assistance
services  with  or  without  charge  to  the  consumer.

2.  Directory  Assistance  Business  Process,  namely

  i. a business process whereby directory assistance service is provided free of
service  charge  to  users,  or  may  be  charged  to  the  users  and;

  ii.  whereby  businesses  may  purchase,  for  a  fee,  the ability to sponsor
inquiries,  and;

  iii.  whereby  the  sponsor  of an inquiry may be identified to the user, and;

  iv. whereby businesses which sponsor inquiries may share in the opportunity to
sponsor  inquiries  of  competing  businesses,  and;

  v.  whereby businesses which sponsor inquiries may sponsor inquiries for their
own  business,  and;

  vi.  whereby  advertising  may  be  presented  to  the  caller,  and;

  vii.  whereby  said  advertising  may  be  based  on  any  or  all  of:

   (a)  information  based  on  the  inquiry;

   (b)  information  obtained  or  stored  about  the  user;  or

   (c)  location  information  related  to  the  user  or  the  inquiry;

3.  Directory  Assistance  Technology

 a.  The use of the multiple passes of an utterance through one or more grammars
(the  "Latent Recognition Process") for the purposes of providing free directory
assistance  services  where  said  service  is provided free of specific service
charge  to  the  user  and  whereby  revenues  are obtained by charging a fee to
parties  represented  within  the  service.

 b.  The use of the Latent Recognition Process for the purposes of providing fee
based  directory  assistance  services  where  said  service  is  provided  on
pay-per-use  or  subscription  based  charge  to  the user directly or through a
license.

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 c. The use of the Latent Recognition Process for the purposes of providing free
or fee based directory assistance service where said service charges a fee to an
advertiser  for  advertising  presented  within  the  service.

4.  Location  Processing  and  Business  Finder

(a)  Process  for  geographic  location  interpretation  from  live speech input
delivered  in  the  service  of  directory assistance inquires within the Field.

(b)  Process  for  associating  information with geographic information obtained
via  a live speech input in the service of directory assistance inquiries within
the  Field.

(c)  Process  for  the  dissemination of geographically targeted information and
advertising  in  response  to geographic information obtained using a live voice
input  in  the  service  of  directory  assistance  inquires  within  the Field.

5.  The  product  and  intellectual  property  know  as  Personal  Portal.

6.  Exclusion

(a) the Technology does not include  Push to Get system.  However the Technology
does  include  the  similar  product  known  as  Push  to  Request.

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SCHEDULE  B

ViaVis  Transaction

The parties agree the following will occur on or before, February 15th 2005, and
that  the  failure  of  such  will  result  in  termination  of  this Agreement:

1.  The  Purchaser  will  sell to the Vendor all shares in Via Vis Technologies,
Inc.  for  consideration  of  One  Hundred  ($100.00)  Canadian  dollars.

2.  Via Vis Technologies, Inc., at the time of the transfer of the shares to the
Vendor,  will  be  in  the condition it was acquired by the Purchaser and having
incurred  no  further  debts  or  obligations  from  the  time  acquired  by the
Purchaser,  except for sale of the Purchased Hardware Assets, Purchased Software
Assets and Residual Intellectual Property as set forth in Schedule "C", Schedule
"D",  and  Schedule "F" to the Purchaser and the assumption of the Assumed Debts
as  set  forth  in  Schedule  "E"  by  the  Purchaser.

3.  The  Purchaser  agrees to pay to Via Vis Technologies Inc., for a term of 30
months  commencing  June  1st  2006,  the  sum  of  US $10,000.00 per month.  In
consideration  for  the  Purchaser  doing so the Hardware Assets as set forth in
Schedule  "C" will provided for development purposes to the Purchaser by Vendor.

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SCHEDULE  C

Purchased  Hardware  Assets

Group   Qty  Item                       Serial #  Description
Hardware  1  SUN  Netra  T1(1)          230M2263  Voice  Server  1
Hardware  1  SUN  Netra  T1(1)          230M235E  Voice  Server  2
Hardware  1  SUN  Netra  T1(1)          230M2261  Voice  Server  3
Hardware  1  SUN  Netra  T1(1)          230M2362  Voice  Server  4
Hardware  1  SpeechGenie  Developer(2)  VGTQ1588  Voice  Server
Hardware  1  Cisco  Catalyst  C3550(3)  MAC:000A41D45D00
Hardware  1  Cisco  Catalyst  C3550(3)  MAC:000A8A5D7B00
Hardware  1  HP  LaserJet  2500n        CNDDB02989

Notes
1.  SUN  Netra  T1  with  NMS  HearSay,  $208,000.00,  Balance  Owing  $0.00
2.  VoiceGenie  SpeehGenie  Developer,  $28,752.13,  Balance  Owing  $0.00
3.  Cisco  Catalyst  C3550  Switches,  $7938.41,  Balance  Owing  $0.00

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SCHEDULE  D

Purchased  Software  Assets

Group   Qty  Item                         Serial  #  Description
Software  1  Info  Canada  Data(1)        n/a        Listing  Data
Software  1  Info  Canada  Data(1)        n/a        Listing  Data
Software  1  Microsoft  MSDN(2)           n/a        Developer  Tools
Software  1  JBuilder  Pro  4.0(3)        n/a        Developer  Tools
Software  1  ViaVis  ADA  Free  DA        n/a        Exec.  &  Source  Code
Software  1  ViaVis  ADA  Pay  DA         n/a        Exec.  &  Source  Code
Software  1  ViaVis  ADA  Nortel  Server  n/a        Exec.  &  Source  Code
Software  1  ViaVis  ADA  Operator        n/a        Exec.  &  Source  Code
Software  1  ViaVis  ADA  OA&M  Tools     n/a        Exec.  &  Source  Code

Notes
1.  Info  Canada  Data,  $7,938.41,  Balance  Owing  $0.00
2.  Microsoft  MSDN,  $3,579.45,  Balance  Owing  $0.00
3.  JBuilder  Pro,  $722.00,  Balance  Owing  $0.00

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SCHEDULE  E

Assumed  Debts

The  Purchaser will assume from Via Vis Technologies, Inc. and/or Via Vis Mobile
Solutions,  Inc.  the  following  debts and accepts full responsibility for said
debts  and  their  proper  discharge:

1.  Peer  1  Networks;  $519.34

 a.  The  amount  of  Five Hundred and Nineteen Thousand dollars and Thirty Four
cents  in  Canadian  currency  ($519.34  CAD),  payable  to  Peer 1 Networks for
broadband  internet  network  services.

2.  Mr.  Thomas  Gerke,  $26,500.00

 a.  The amount of Twenty Six Thousand Five Hundred dollars in Canadian Currency
($26,500  CAD),  payable  to  Mr.  Thomas  Gerke,  Delta,  BC,  Canada.

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SCHEDULE  F

Worldwide  industrial and intellectual property rights for trademarks, trademark
applications,  trade  names,  trade  dress,  service  marks,  service  mark
applications,  copyrights,  copyright  applications,  franchises, trade secrets,
internet  domain  names,  know-how,  customer  lists,  proprietary processes and
formulae,  manuals,  memoranda  and  records relating to the Company's directory
assistance  business  as  contemplated  in the Free DA Connection Services Inc.,
Business  Plan  and  as  offered by Via Vis Technologies Inc or its subsidiaries
regarding  the  software  provided  for  evaluation to TELUS Communications Inc.
during  "TELUS Multimedia Trial" and "TELUS Operator Services Evaluation" on "as
exists"  and  "as  is"  basis.

Agreed  Inventions  to  be  added  to  Divisional  Applications:

Know  as:
1)     "use  of  Grammars"
2)     Grammar  Construction
3)     Grouping  of  Segments
4)     Database  for  Frequent  Requests
5)     Location  based  lookups
6)     Collection  of  information  from  a  user/caller
7)     Multiple  Pass  latent  processing
8)     Dynamic  Grammar  Construction
9)     Gain  Control  and  other  utterance  filtering  processes
10)     Similar  Sounding  (alike  words  or  names)
11)     Neighborhood  grouping

 These  inventions are to be covered in the Intellectual Property Rights and the
Vendor  may use these Inventions outside of the Field.  The Purchaser shall have
exclusive  right  and  ownership  to  these  invention  within  the  Field.

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<PAGE>EXHIBIT 10.5

                        FREE DA CONNECTION SERVICE INC.
                                Promissory Note
                                NOTE VIA VIS 001

US  $300,000.00                             Effective  as  of  January  1,  2005
                                                             Vancouver BC Canada

     1.     Principal and Interest.  For value Free DA Connection Service Inc, a
Canadian  incorporated corporation, with offices at Suite 301-1640 Oak Bay Ave.,
Victoria  BC,  Canada  V8R  1B2  (the  "Company"),  promises  to  pay to Via Vis
Technologies  Inc.,  a Canadian Federally incorporated corporation, with offices
at  Suite  2410-555  West  Hastings  St.,  P.O. Box 12093 Vancouver, BC  V6B-4N5
("Holder"),  or  the  Holder's  registered  assigns,  the principal sum of Three
Hundred  Thousand  U.S. Dollars (US $300,000) at the times and in the manner set
forth  in  this  promissory  note  (this  "Note").

     (a)     Interest.  This  Note shall bear interest at a per annum rate equal
to  one  half of one percent (0.5%) per month, or six percent per annum (6.00%),
compounded  annually, computed on the basis of the actual number of days elapsed
and  a  year  of  365  or  366  days,  as  the  case  may  be.

     (b)     Maturity.  Subject to Section 3 below, all unpaid principal and all
then  unpaid  and  accrued interest payable hereunder (the "Outstanding Amount")
shall  be  due  and  payable  at  any  time  upon  demand  of  the  Holder.

     (c)     Payments:  The  Company hereby agrees to pay the full value of this
note  ($300,000.00  US)  upon  the  Company  receiving $2,000,000.00 US in total
aggregate  equity  or debt funding.  The Company further agrees to make payments
based  a percentage of the aggregate total $2 million vs. the note value of $300
thousand.  Thereby if the Company receives $1 million in funding it will pay 50%
of  the note value at that time, being $150,000.00.   Provided the Company makes
the  payments  as  indicated,  the  Holder  agrees  to waive any and all accrued
interest.

     2.     No Rights or Liabilities as Shareholder.  This Note does not entitle
Holder to any voting rights or other rights as a shareholder of the Company.  No
provisions  of  this Note, and no enumeration herein of the rights or privileges
of  Holder,  shall  cause such Holder to be a shareholder of the Company for any
purpose.

     3.     Events  of  Default;  Acceleration.

     (a)     Events of Default.  The principal amount of this Note is subject to
prepayment,  in whole or in part, upon the occurrence and during the continuance
of any of the following events (each, an "Event of Default"): (i) failure to pay
any  amount  owing by the Company hereunder when due and payable within ten (10)
days after receipt of written notice from the Holder; or (ii) the sale of all or
substantially all the stock or assets of the Company; or (iii) the initiation of
any  bankruptcy,  insolvency,  moratorium,  receivership or reorganization by or
against  the  Company,  or a general assignment of assets by the Company for the
benefit  of  creditors.  Upon the occurrence of any Event of Default, the entire
unpaid  principal  balance  of this Note and all unpaid interest accrued thereon
shall  be  immediately  due  and  payable.

     (b)     Non-exclusive  remedy.  No  remedy herein conferred upon the Holder
is  intended to be exclusive of any other remedy and each and every remedy shall
be  cumulative and in addition to every other remedy hereunder, now or hereafter
existing  at  law  or  in  equity  or  otherwise.

     4.     Miscellaneous.

     (a)     Notice.  Any  notice,  request  or  other communication required or
permitted  hereunder  shall  be in writing and shall be deemed to have been duly
given if personally delivered or mailed by registered or certified mail, postage
prepaid,  or  by  recognized  overnight  courier  or  personal  delivery  at the
respective  addresses  of  the  parties  as  set forth herein or on the register
maintained  by  the Company.  Any party hereto may by notice so given change its
address  for  future  notice  hereunder.  Notice shall conclusively be deemed to
have been given where received.  The Company and the Holder hereby waive notice,
presentment,  protest  and  notice  of  dishonor.

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     (b)     No Waiver.  No failure or delay by the Holder to exercise any right
hereunder  shall  operate  as  a waiver thereof, nor shall any single or partial
exercise  of  any  right,  power or privilege preclude any other right, power or
privilege.

     (c)     Severability.  If  one  or more provisions of this Note are held to
be  unenforceable  under  applicable  law, such provision shall be excluded from
this  Note and the balance of the Note shall be interpreted as if such provision
was  so  excluded  and  shall  be  enforceable  in  accordance  with  its terms.

     (d)     Entire  Agreement.  This Note expresses the entire understanding of
the  parties  with  respect  to  the  transactions  contemplated  hereby.

     (e)     Attorney's  Fees.  If the Holder retains an attorney for collection
of  this  Note, or if any suit or proceeding is brought for the recovery of all,
or  any  part  of, or for protection of the indebtedness respected by this Note,
then  the Company agrees to pay all reasonable costs and expenses of the suit or
proceeding,  or  any  appeal  thereof, incurred by the Holder, including without
limitation,  reasonable  attorneys'  fees.

     (f)     Default  Rates; Usury.  In the event any interest paid on this Note
is  deemed  to be in excess of the then legal maximum rate, then that portion of
the  interest payment representing an amount in excess of the then legal maximum
rate shall be deemed a payment of principal and applied against the principal of
this  Note.

     (g)  Governing  Law.  This  Note  and  all  actions  arising  out  of or in
connection  with this Note shall be governed by and construed in accordance with
the  laws  of the Province of British Columbia, without application of conflicts
of  law  principles

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Company has caused this Note to be issued as of the date
first  written  above.

Free  DA  Connection  Services  Inc.

By:
Name:     Robin  B  Hutchison
Title:    CEO
Address:  Suite  301-1640  Oak  Bay  Ave.,
          Victoria  BC,  Canada  V8R  1B2

Telephone Number:     (604)  542-5059
Facsimile Number:     (604)  542-5069

Agreed  and  Accepted:

Via  Vis  Technologies  Inc.,

By:
Name:  John  Taschereau,
Its:   President  &  Director
Dated: January  1st,  2005

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