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Exhibit 10.5

                            PATENT LICENSE AGREEMENT

THIS  LICENSE   AGREEMENT   ("Agreement")  is  entered  by  and  between  Call
Compliance.com,  Inc.,  a  Delaware  corporation  with a  principal  place  of
business at 90 Pratt Oval Glen Cove, New York 11542 ("CCC"),  Call  Compliance
Inc., a New York  corporation  with a principal  place of business at 90 Pratt
Oval Glen Cove,  New York  11542  ("CCI"),  and  Illuminet,  Inc.,  a Delaware
corporation  (and a VeriSign  Company)  with a principal  place of business at
4501  Intelco  Loop  S.E.,  Olympia  WA  98507  ("Illuminet,")  (with  CCC and
Illuminet being hereinafter  individually and collectively  referred to herein
as "Party" and "Parties").

      WHEREAS, CCC owns the Licensed Patent;

      WHEREAS,  Illuminet  wishes  to  obtain  a  license  from CCC to use the
Licensed Patent for developing,  marketing,  operating,  and providing certain
services,  and CCC is willing  to grant  such a license,  subject to the terms
and conditions set forth below; and

      WHEREAS,  in  addition  to  the  above  license,  CCI,  a  wholly  owned
subsidiary  of CCC,  and  Illuminet  are entering  into an Alliance  Agreement
("Alliance   Agreement")   concerning   the   terms  of  each   such   party's
responsibilities  with  respect  to  developing,   marketing,  operating,  and
providing the Service.

      NOW,  THEREFORE,  in  consideration  of the  mutual  promises  contained
herein and other good and valuable consideration,  the receipt and sufficiency
of which are hereby acknowledged, the Parties hereto agree as follows:

1.0   Definitions.

      1.1   "Intellectual  Property  Rights"  means  any and all (by  whatever
            name or term known or designated)  tangible and intangible  rights
            now known or  hereafter  existing in and to  copyrights,  patents,
            trade secrets,  know-how,  any and all inventions,  discoveries or
            improvements,  and any other intellectual and industrial  property
            and proprietary  rights,  of every kind and nature  throughout the
            world and however  designated,  and including  all  registrations,
            applications,   renewals,   extensions   thereof,   but  excluding
            trademarks, service marks and trade names.

      1.2   "Licensed  Patent" means the patent rights in the following patent
            and patent  application and any patents issued thereon and any and
            all continuations,  continuations-in-part,  divisionals, reissues,
            reexaminations  or  extensions   thereof:   United  States  Patent
            Serial No.  09/435,935  entitled "Call  Blocking  System" filed on
            November 9, 1999 and issued as United States Patent No.  6,330,317
            on December  11,  2001.  A copy of the  Licensed  Patent as of the
            Effective Date of this Agreement is annexed hereto as Exhibit A.

      1.3   "Service" means the services developed,  marketed, operated and/or
            provided by or on behalf of Illuminet that incorporate,  are based
            on, related to, would infringe,  or are created using, in whole or
            in part,  the  Licensed  Patent or  Intellectual  Property  Rights
            derived from or related to the Licensed Patent.

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2.0   LICENSE GRANT.

CCC hereby grants to Illuminet a  non-transferable,  non-exclusive  license to
use the Licensed Patent to develop,  market,  operate, and provide the Service
throughout  the United States on the terms and subject to the  conditions  set
forth in this  Agreement or the Alliance  Agreement.  In addition,  CCC hereby
grants  to  Illuminet  a  limited  right to  allow  third  parties  to use the
Licensed  Patent for the  exclusive  purpose of  developing  software  for the
Service,  provided  that each such third party has executed an  non-disclosure
agreement  with  Illuminet  under  terms  at  least  as  restrictive  as those
contained in Section 5 herein (Proprietary Information).

3.0   COMPENSATION.

The  consideration  to CCC for the license  granted  herein,  is the continued
performance  of  Illuminet  under  the  terms  of  Alliance  Agreement  or  as
otherwise may be mutually agreed in writing by the Parties.

4.0   OWNERSHIP.

      4.1   The Parties agree that the Licensed Patent (and Intellectual
            Property Rights therein) shall be and will remain the exclusive
            property of CCC.

      4.2   Any discovery, invention, application, technique, process,
            specification, system, design or work of authorship that is based
            on, or improves upon the Licensed Patent (a "Development"), and
            the Intellectual Property Rights therein, shall be and will
            remain the property of the Party responsible for creating such
            Development and memorializing such Development in writing.
            Provided, however, a Development shall not include any idea,
            concept, and/or thought not reduced to practice or fixed in a
            tangible medium of expression.  Any idea, concept, or thought,
            that is based on, or improves upon, the Licensed Patent which is
            not reduced to practice or fixed in a tangible medium shall be
            treated as confidential and shall not be used in any manner by
            the Receiving Party without the Disclosing Party's consent and
            then only upon the terms and conditions agreed upon.

      4.3   If CCC owns a Development, Illuminet shall have a right to use
            such Development under the Alliance Agreement and pursuant to the
            license granted in Section 2.0 herein

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5.0   PROPRIETARY INFORMATION.

      5.1   Identification  of  Proprietary  Information.  Each Party may make
            available  or  otherwise  disclose to the other  Party  during the
            negotiation  or performance  of this  Agreement  certain  business
            information,  including information that is proprietary to a third
            party.  Except as otherwise  stated herein,  all such  information
            shall be considered the confidential  and proprietary  information
            of the Party disclosing such information  ("Disclosing Party") if,
            when disclosed in writing,  it is clearly  marked as  confidential
            and/or  proprietary,  and if, when disclosed orally, it is clearly
            identified at the time of disclosure as being confidential  and/or
            proprietary ("Proprietary Information").  For the purposes of this
            Agreement,  "Receiving Party" shall mean the Party and its parties
            to whom  Proprietary  Information  is disclosed  under Section 5.3
            herein.

      5.2   Exclusions. Notwithstanding  anything  to  the  contrary  in  this
            Section 5, Proprietary  Information shall not include  information
            that the  Receiving  Party can  demonstrate:  (i) was known to the
            Receiving  Party prior to  disclosure by the  Disclosing  Party as
            evidenced  by  documentation  that was in  existence  prior to any
            disclosure  by the  Disclosing  Party to the  Receiving  Party and
            that is free from any  obligation  to keep it  confidential;  (ii)
            was  independently   developed  by  the  Receiving  Party  without
            reference to or knowledge of the  Disclosing  Party's  Proprietary
            Information  as evidenced by  documentation  that was in existence
            prior to any disclosure by the  Disclosing  Party to the Receiving
            Party;  (iii) is within the public domain through no action on the
            part of the Receiving  Party as evidenced by  documentation;  (iv)
            was  received  from a third party who was under no  obligation  to
            keep  such  information  confidential;  or (v) was  authorized  in
            writing  by  the  Disclosing  Party  for  release  prior  to  such
            release.

      5.3   Permitted  Uses.  Neither  Party shall  disclose  the  Proprietary
            Information   of  the  other  Party,   except  to  its  directors,
            officers,  employees, agents, consultants and attorneys, and those
            of its  subsidiary  and  parent  entities  who have a need to know
            such  Proprietary  Information  for  negotiation or performance of
            this Agreement or the Alliance Agreement,  as the case may be, and
            who  have  agreed  to  maintain   the   confidentiality   of  such
            Proprietary Information as provided herein ("Related Parties").

      5.4   Return  of  Proprietary  Information.  The  Disclosing  Party  may
            request,  at any time,  that the Receiving Party return or destroy
            the  tangible   copies  and  erase  from  its   computer   systems
            ("Eliminate(d)")  the  Proprietary  Information  of the Disclosing
            Party,  unless such  Proprietary  Information  is critical for the
            Receiving   Party  to   perform   its   obligations   under   this
            Agreement..   Such  request   shall   describe   with   reasonable
            particularity  the  Proprietary   Information  to  be  Eliminated.
            Within  fifteen  (15)  days  of  receipt  of such a  request,  the
            Receiving Party shall either  Eliminate the Information  described
            in the  request,  or, if required by law or  regulation  to retain
            copies of such  Proprietary  Information,  notify  the  Disclosing
            Party of and comply with such requirement.

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      5.5   Discovery.  If a demand  under legal or  regulatory  authority  of
            competent  jurisdiction  or a requirement of law for the discovery
            or  disclosure  of  Proprietary  Information  is made known to the
            Receiving  Party,  the Receiving  Party shall give the  Disclosing
            Party notice of the demand or requirement  prior to disclosing the
            Proprietary  Information  and shall,  upon the  request and at the
            expense  of the  Disclosing  Party,  obtain  or  cooperate  in any
            efforts by the Disclosing  Party to seek  reasonable  arrangements
            to  protect  the  confidential  and  proprietary  nature  of  such
            Proprietary Information.

      5.6   Duration  of  Obligations.   The  obligations  described  in  this
            Section 5 shall  subsist  during the term of this  Agreement,  and
            survive the  termination  of this  Agreement for a period of three
            (3)  years,   except  for  that  Proprietary   Information  marked
            "Sensitive Proprietary  Information," for which the obligations of
            this  Section 5 shall  subsist  during the term of this  Agreement
            and survive the termination of this Agreement in perpetuity.

      5.7   Injunctive  Relief.  Both  Parties  agree  that a breach of any of
            the  obligations  set forth in this  Section  5 would  irreparably
            damage  and  create   undue   hardships   for  the  other   Party.
            Therefore,  the non-breaching Party shall be entitled to immediate
            court  ordered  injunctive  relief to stop any apparent  breach of
            this  Section  5,  such  remedy  being in  addition  to any  other
            remedies available to such non-breaching Party.

6.0   WARRANTIES.

      6.1   Each of CCC and Illuminet represents to the other as follows:

            6.1.1.      Each  is  a  corporation   duly   organized,   validly
                  existing,  and  in  good  standing  under  the  laws  of its
                  jurisdiction of incorporation  with all requisite  corporate
                  power,  authority,  and legal right to own its  property and
                  conduct its business as now  conducted  and as  contemplated
                  under this Agreement.

            6.1.2.      Each  is  duly   qualified  to  do  business  in  each
                  jurisdiction  in which the nature of its  properties  or its
                  business  requires  such  qualification  and  in  which  the
                  failure to so qualify would materially  adversely affect its
                  business or financial condition.

            6.1.3.      The execution,  delivery,  and  performance by each of
                  this   Agreement  and  the   performance   by  each  of  its
                  obligations  hereunder (i) are within their respective power
                  and  authority;   (ii)  has  been  duly  authorized  by  all
                  necessary action on the part of their  respective  governing
                  bodies;  (iii) will not  contravene  any provision of law or
                  regulation,   or  any  writ  or   decree  of  any  court  or
                  governmental    instrumentality    or    their    respective
                  jurisdictions   of   incorporation  or  other  agreement  of
                  either,  and (iv)  will not  conflict  with or  result  in a
                  breach of or default under (with or without  notice or lapse
                  of time),  any  contract,  agreement,  indenture,  mortgage,
                  deed of trust,  lease,  or other  instrument to which either
                  Party  is  bound  or  any of  their  respective  assets  are
                  subject.

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            6.1.4.      This  Agreement  has been duly  executed and delivered
                  by each Party and constitutes  the valid,  legal and binding
                  obligation of each Party,  enforceable  in  accordance  with
                  its terms.

            6.1.5.      As of the  Effective  Date, no approval or consent of,
                  or filing with,  any  governmental  authority is required to
                  be obtained or effected by either Party in  connection  with
                  its execution, delivery, and performance of this Agreement.

            6.1.6.      As of the Effective  Date,  there is no pending or, to
                  its  knowledge,  threatened  action,  suit or  proceeding or
                  investigation  before any  court,  board of  arbitration  or
                  arbitrator,  governmental body,  agency,  instrumentality or
                  official  against or affecting  either Party, the outcome of
                  which,  if  adversely  determined,  would  have  a  material
                  adverse  effect  on the  ability  of  either  Party to fully
                  perform its obligations under this Agreement.

            6.1.7.      Neither   Party  is  a  party  to  any   agreement  or
                  instrument   or   subject  to  any   restriction   having  a
                  materially  adverse  effect on its  ability to  perform  its
                  obligations under this Agreement.

            6.1.8.      As of the Effective Date,  neither Party is in default
                  under any applicable order, writ,  injunction,  or decree of
                  any  court,  governmental  department,  board or  agency  or
                  instrumentality of any arbitrator.

            6.1.9.      Each Party has  obtained or shall obtain in respect of
                  this Agreement and the transactions  contemplated hereby, on
                  or prior to the date hereof,  all governmental  permissions,
                  rights,  licenses  and  permits,  if any,  to carry  out the
                  transactions   contemplated   thereby.   Neither  Party  has
                  received  notice of any  violation  of any  applicable  law,
                  regulation,   order  or  requirement   which  would  have  a
                  materially  adverse effect on the transactions  contemplated
                  by this  Agreement,  and which has not been complied with or
                  corrected in all material respects.

      6.2   Intentionally deleted.

      6.3   CCI hereby  guarantees the performance of CCC's  obligations under
            this Agreement.

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      6.4   THE  WARRANTIES  EXPRESSLY  STATED IN THIS  AGREEMENT ARE THE SOLE
            WARRANTIES,   EXPRESS  OR  IMPLIED,   GIVEN  BY  EITHER  PARTY  IN
            CONNECTION  WITH  THE  LICENSED  PATENT.   WITH  RESPECT  TO  THIS
            AGREEMENT,  EACH PARTY DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER  WARRANTIES,  INCLUDING
            WITHOUT LIMITATION,  WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR
            A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

7.0   INDEMNITY.

      7.1   In addition to the indemnity  provisions set forth in the Alliance
            Agreement,  CCC will defend, indemnify and hold harmless Illuminet
            from and against any loss, cost,  claim,  liability,  damage,  and
            expense (including  reasonable attorney's fees) brought or claimed
            by third  parties  (collectively,  "Claims"),  which  are  brought
            against  Illuminet  alleging  that  Illuminet's  practicing of the
            invention of the Licensed Patent  infringes upon the  Intellectual
            Property  Rights of a third  party.  Illuminet  shall  notify  CCC
            promptly  in writing  of any  Claims for which CCC is  responsible
            under this  Section 7 and shall  tender the defense of such Claims
            to CCC.  Illuminet  shall  cooperate in a  reasonable  manner with
            the  defense or  settlement  of such  indemnified  Claims at CCC's
            expense.  CCC  shall  not  be  liable  under  this  Section  7 for
            settlements  by  Illuminet  of  any  Claims  unless  the  CCC  has
            approved the  settlement  in advance or unless the defense of such
            Claims has been  tendered  to CCC in writing and CCC has failed to
            promptly undertake the defense

      7.2   Illuminet,  at its own  expense, shall (a) conduct its own defense
            of, or  otherwise be  responsible  for,  any  portion of the third
            party's action which is not related to  Illuminet's  practicing of
            the  invention of the Licensed  Patent and/or (b) at its election,
            conduct its own  defense of  any portion of the Claims  against it
            which would otherwise be indemnified hereunder.

8.0   LIMITATION OF LIABILITY.

            EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 7  HEREINABOVE,  NEITHER PARTY SHALL
            HAVE  ANY  LIABILITY  TO THE  OTHER  PARTY  WITH  RESPECT  TO THIS
            AGREEMENT  FOR  ANY  LOST  INCOME  OR  PROFITS  OR  ANY  INDIRECT,
            SPECIAL,  PUNITIVE,  CONSEQUENTIAL  OR  INCIDENTAL  DAMAGES OF ANY
            KIND  WHATSOEVER,  EVEN IF IT HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE  POSSIBILITY
            OF SUCH DAMAGES.

9.0   DISPUTES.

      9.1   Informal  Resolution.  The Parties  agree that they shall  attempt
            to resolve any dispute regarding any right,  obligation,  duty, or
            liability  arising out of the provisions of this Agreement through
            informal  discussions or negotiations prior to resorting to formal
            dispute  resolution  procedures  contained  in Section  9.2 below.
            If,  at  any  time   following  the   commencement   of  any  such

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            discussions  or   negotiations,   either  Party   determines  such
            discussions  or  negotiations  are  not  likely  to  result  in  a
            reasonable  resolution  of the  dispute,  it may send to the other
            Party  a  written  statement  of  the  issues  or  problems  being
            discussed  or  negotiated  ("Dispute  Statement").  If the dispute
            has not been  resolved  within  thirty (30) days after the mailing
            of the  Dispute  Statement,  either  Party shall have the right to
            serve a written demand for arbitration  upon the other and thereby
            commence  binding  arbitration  in accordance  with the provisions
            set forth  below.  The  mailing of the Dispute  Statement  and the
            passage of thirty  (30) days from the date of the  mailing of such
            Dispute   Statement   shall  be   conditions   precedent   to  the
            commencement of any arbitration proceedings hereunder.

      9.2   Binding Arbitration.

            9.2.1 Within five (5) business days of delivery of a demand,  each
                  Party shall  designate  an  arbitrator.  The two  designated
                  arbitrators   shall  then  select  a  third   arbitrator  to
                  complete  the full  arbitration  panel  within  twenty  (20)
                  business days, or as otherwise agreed.

            9.2.2 The  arbitration  panel shall commence  hearing within sixty
                  (60)  days of the  selection  of the  panel.  The  scope  of
                  document   production   and  the   enforcement  of  document
                  requests  may be  ordered by the  arbitrators  to the extent
                  economical and reasonable.  All discovery  requests shall be
                  subject to the  proprietary  rights of the Parties,  and the
                  arbitrators  shall adopt  procedures to protect such rights.
                  Except where  contrary to the  provisions  set forth in this
                  Agreement,   the   rules   of   the   American   Arbitration
                  Association  ("AAA")  shall be applied;  Provided,  however,
                  that  the  arbitration  need  not  be  conducted  under  the
                  auspices of the AAA, in which event the fee  schedule of the
                  AAA  shall  not   apply.   The   Parties   agree   that  the
                  arbitration   panel  shall  have  the   authority  to  order
                  injunctive  relief and such order shall be  enforceable by a
                  court of competent jurisdiction.

            9.2.3 All costs of  arbitration  and any award of attorney's  fees
                  shall be  awarded  pursuant  to the  provisions  of  Section
                  12.15 of this Agreement.

      9.3   Time  Limitations.  The provisions of this Section 9 shall survive
            the  termination of this  Agreement.  The  commencement  of formal
            dispute  resolution  procedures  (i.e.,  the delivery of a Dispute
            Statement),  or any other  action in law or equity  arising out of
            this Agreement,  may not occur more than three (3) years after the
            event giving rise to the dispute has occurred.

10.0  TERM; TERMINATION.

      10.1  The initial term (the "Initial  Term") of this Agreement  shall be
            five (5) years from the Effective  Date. At the  expiration of the
            Initial Term,  this Agreement  shall extend for successive one (1)

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            year terms (each a "Renewal  Term") unless either Party shall have
            delivered  to the  other  Party a notice of  termination  at least
            ninety (90) days prior to the  expiration  of the Initial  Term or
            the applicable Renewal Term.

      10.2  Notwithstanding  the above  Section  10.1,  this  Agreement may be
            terminated by:

            10.2.1      The  non-defaulting  or  non-breaching  Party,  if the
                  other  Party  otherwise  defaults in the  performance  of or
                  materially   breaches   any  of  the   provisions   of  this
                  Agreement,  with the default or breach continuing unremedied
                  for a period of thirty  (30) days  after  receipt of written
                  notice from the  non-defaulting  or  non-breaching  Party to
                  the Party in  default or breach,  specifying  in  reasonable
                  detail   the  nature  of  such   default   or  breach.   The
                  non-defaulting  or  non-breaching  Party may  terminate  the
                  license  granted  under this  Agreement in  accordance  with
                  this  Section  10.2.1 by  providing  the Party in default or
                  breach with written  notice of termination  upon  expiration
                  of said thirty (30) day period.

            10.2.2       Intentionally deleted

            10.2.3      Intentionally deleted

            10.2.4  Intentionally deleted.

            10.2.5  Either  Party,  if the Alliance  Agreement is  terminated,
                    upon written notice of termination to the other Party.

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11.0  WAIVER.

      11.1  The   failure by either  Party to exercise any of its rights under
            the license  granted under this  Agreement  shall not be deemed to
            constitute waiver of any such rights.

      11.2  The  waiver  of a  breach  of any of the  terms  hereof  or of any
            default  hereunder  shall not be deemed a waiver of any subsequent
            breach or  default,  whether  of the same or similar  nature,  and
            shall not in any way affect  the other  terms  thereof.  No waiver
            or  modification  hereof  shall  be  valid or  binding  unless  in
            writing and signed by the Parties hereto.

12.0  GENERAL PROVISIONS.

      12.1  Notice.  All  notices,  demands and  statements  to be given under
            this  Agreement  will be made in writing and shall be deemed given
            three (3) days after  deposit  thereof in the U.S.  Mail,  postage
            prepaid, and addressed as follows:

            12.1.1      As to CCC:

                  Call Compliance Inc.
                  Attention: Alison Garfinkel
                  90 Pratt Oval
                  Glenn Cove, New York 11542

                  With a copy to:

                  Cadwalader, Wickersham, & Taft
                  100 Maiden Lane
                  New York, NY 10038
                  Telephone: (212) 504-5555
                  Facsimile: (212) 504-6666
                  Attention:  Dennis J. Block, Esq.

            12.1.2      As to Illuminet:

                  Illuminet Inc.
                  Attention: Contract Administration
                  4501 Intelco Loop S.E.
                  Olympia, WA 98507

            A change of address for the giving of notice  shall be made in the
            same manner as the giving of notice.

            Any notice given by facsimile  transmissions  shall be followed by
            a hard copy thereof sent in the manner set forth above,  and shall
            be deemed given upon receipt of  confirmation  of  transmission of
            facsimile.

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      12.2  Assignment.  Neither  Party may assign  its rights or  obligations
            under this Agreement,  in whole or in part, by operation of law or
            otherwise,  without the prior express written consent of the other
            Party.  Any  purported  assignment  in  violation  of this article
            shall be null and void.  Notwithstanding  any other  provision  in
            this Agreement,  either Party may assign this Agreement,  in whole
            or in  part,  to any  entity  acquiring  substantially  all of the
            stock or assets of such Party or the surviving  entity pursuant to
            a merger.

      12.3  Removed.

      12.4  Conformity    to   Laws,    Rules,    Regulations    and   Orders.
            Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement,  each Party
            agrees  to  perform  all  of  its  obligations  and   undertakings
            prescribed  in this  Agreement in compliance  with all  applicable
            laws,  orders,  rules and regulations  that may affect the matters
            covered by this Agreement.

      12.5  Construction.  This Agreement is the product of negotiation  among
            the Parties and their  respective  counsel.  This Agreement  shall
            be interpreted  fairly in accordance with its terms and conditions
            and without  any strict  construction  in favor of any Party.  Any
            ambiguity shall not be interpreted against the drafting Party.

      12.6  Entire  Agreement.  This  Agreement,  together  with any  attached
            exhibits,  and together with the Alliance  Agreement  embodies the
            entire   understanding  and  agreement  between  the  Parties  and
            supersedes  any prior  understanding  and  agreement  between  and
            among them  respecting the subject matter hereof.  In the event of
            a  conflict  between  the terms  and  conditions  of the  Alliance
            Agreement  and with the terms and  conditions  of this  Agreement,
            the terms and  conditions of this Agreement  shall control.  There
            are    no    representations,    agreements,    arrangements    or
            understandings,  oral  or  written,  between  the  Parties  hereto
            relating to the subject  matter of this  Agreement,  which are not
            fully expressed  herein or in the Alliance  Agreement.  No change,
            modification,  extension, termination or waiver of this Agreement,
            or any of the  provisions  herein,  shall be valid  unless made in
            writing  and  signed  by duly  authorized  representatives  of the
            Parties.

      12.7  Force  Majeure.  Neither  Party shall be deemed in default of this
            Agreement to the extent that  performance  of its  obligations  or
            attempts to cure any breach are delayed,  restricted  or prevented
            by reason of any act of God, fire, natural disaster,  governmental
            regulations,  or other  causes  arising out of a state of national
            emergency  or war  ("Force  Majeure  Event"),  provided  that such
            Party gives the other Party written notice  thereof  promptly and,
            in any event,  within  thirty (30) days of  discovery  thereof and
            uses its best  efforts  to cure the delay and one Party so informs
            the  other  in  writing  of  such  causes  and  its  desire  to be
            released.  In the event  that any  Force  Majeure  Event  prevents
            either  Party  from  carrying  out  its  obligations   under  this
            Agreement  for a period of more than thirty  (30) days,  the other
            Party may terminate  this  Agreement upon thirty (30) days written
            notice without liability.

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      12.8  Governing  Law.  This   Agreement,   in  all  respects,   will  be
            interpreted,  construed,  applied and governed in accordance  with
            the laws of the  Commonwealth  of Virginia  excluding its conflict
            of laws rules.

      12.9  Venue. Any arbitration or other judicial  proceeding  brought with
            respect to this  Agreement  must be  brought  in the state  courts
            sitting in Fairfax County,  Virginia and by execution and delivery
            of this  Agreement,  each  signatory  hereto (i) hereby submits to
            and  accepts,   generally  and   unconditionally,   the  exclusive
            jurisdiction of such courts and any related  appellate  court, and
            irrevocably  agrees to be bound by any judgment  rendered  thereby
            in connection with this Agreement and (ii) irrevocably  waives any
            objection  it may now or  hereafter  have as to the  venue  of any
            such suit,  action or  proceeding  brought in such a court or that
            such court is an inconvenient forum.

      12.10 Headings.  The  titles  and  headings  of  the  Sections  in  this
            Agreement are inserted merely for  convenience and  identification
            and are not to be used in the  interpretation  or  construction of
            this Agreement.

      12.11 No  Agency.   Nothing   contained  in  this  Agreement   shall  be
            construed  as making  either Party the  partner,  joint  venturer,
            agent,  or  employer/employee  of the other.  Neither  Party shall
            have the  authority to make any  statements,  representations,  or
            commitments  of any kind,  or to take or omit to take any  action,
            which  shall  be  binding  on the  other,  except  and  unless  as
            expressly  and  explicitly  provided for herein or  expressly  and
            explicitly authorized in writing by the Party to be bound.

      12.12 Original  Agreement.  This  Agreement  may be  executed  in one or
            more counterparts,  each of which shall be deemed an original, but
            all  of  which  together   shall   constitute  one  and  the  same
            instrument.

      12.13 Publicity.  Any  press  release  or other  publicity  issued  by a
            Party  describing  this  Agreement  or otherwise  referencing  the
            Parties to this Agreement  shall,  be subject to the prior written
            approval  of  the  other  Party,   which  approval  shall  not  be
            unreasonably withheld or delayed.

      12.14 Severability.  Any provision of this Agreement which is prohibited
            or   unenforceable   in  any   jurisdiction   shall,  as  to  such
            jurisdiction,  be ineffective to the extent of the  prohibition or
            unenforceability  without  invalidating  the remaining  provisions
            hereof,  and shall not  invalidate  or render  unenforceable  such
            provision in any other  jurisdiction.  In the event any  provision
            or  portion  in this  Agreement  is held  to be  unenforceable  or
            invalid by a court of  competent  jurisdiction,  the  validity and
            enforceability  of the  remaining  portion  of any such  provision
            and/or the  remaining  provisions of this  Agreement  shall not be
            affected thereby.

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      12.15  Removed.

      12.16 Survival.  Any  termination  of the  license  granted  under  this
            Agreement shall not discharge  either Party from any right,  duty,
            obligation  or  liability  that  arose  or  occurred  prior to the
            effective date of such  termination.  Sections 4.0, 5.0, 7.0, 8.0,
            9.0,  and  12.0  shall  survive  any  termination  of the  license
            granted  under this  Agreement.  Additionally,  in the event that,
            following  termination  of this Agreement  (except  termination of
            this Agreement  under Section  10.2.3),  Illuminet has agreements,
            in effect,  with customers to provide the Service,  all the rights
            set forth in this  Agreement  and  Sections 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 10, 12,
            13, 14, 17, and 18 of the  Alliance  Agreement  (unless  otherwise
            mutually  agreed in writing)  shall  survive  with respect to each
            such  customer  until  each  such  customer's  agreement  for  the
            Service has been cancelled, terminated, or expired.

      12.17 Incorporation  by  Reference.  Exhibits A, annexed  hereto,  is by
            each  and  every   reference   thereto   incorporated   herein  by
            reference.

                                    # # #

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      IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  this Agreement has been executed for and on behalf
of each Party by and through its  authorized  representative  to be  effective
the date of last signature hereto (the "Effective Date").

      Each  Party  represents  and  warrants  that  it has  not  altered  this
Agreement  in any manner  other than as agreed to in writing by the Parties or
as an inter-delineation initialed by both Parties.

      The  signatories  to this  Agreement  hereby  warrant and represent that
they have the  authority to execute this  Agreement on behalf of the entity or
entities for which they sign.

                                       # # #

CALL COMPLIANCE.COM, INC. ("CCC")   ILLUMINET INC. ("ILLUMINET")

By:   ________________________            By:   ________________________

Name: ________________________            Name: ________________________

Title: ___________________________        Title: ________________________

Date: ___________________________         Date: __________________________

CALL COMPLIANCE, INC. ("CCI")

Solely with respect to Section 6.4

By:__________________________
Name:________________________
Title:_________________________
Date:_________________________

EXHIBITS:

A: Patent

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                                  EXHIBIT A

                                    Patent

                    [To be inserted under separate cover.]

                                      -14-v035357_ex10-5 -- Converted by SECPublisher 2.1.1.8, created by BCL Technologies Inc., for SEC Filing

	
B:

ADDENDUM TO PROMISSORY NOTE 

This agreement amends the promissory note dated 7/12/2002 between Call Compliance, Inc. and Barry Brookstein, with a principal
amount of $500,000. By this addendum, the date the principal payments shall begin is hereby extended six months to January 12,2006. 

IN WITNESS WEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this addendum on this 6th
day of May, 2005.

	
B:

By:

	
PROMISSORY NOTE

	
Borrower: Call Compliance, Inc. 

90 Pratt Oval 

Glen Cove, NY 11542

Principal Amount: $500,000.00 

	
1.              	
FOR VALUE RECEWED, Call Compliance, Inc. promises to pay to Barry Brookstein at such address as may be provided in writing to Call Compliance, Inc. on demand, the above principal amount, with interest payable on any
outstanding unpaid principal at the rate of 12 percent per annum, calculated monthly not in advance.     
	 
	
2.              	
This promissory note will be repaid in consecutive monthly 'installments over a period of two years, of interest only on the first day of each month commencing the month following execution of this Promissory Note, with
principal being due and payable on July 12, 2004.        
	 
	
3.              	
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the note, if Call Compliance, Inc. defaults in the performance of any obligation under this Note, then Bany Brookstein may declare the principal amount owing under this note at
that time to be immediately due and payable.     
	 
	
4.              	
This note will be construed in accordance with and governed by the laws of the State of New York.      
	 
	
5.              	
All cost, expenses and expenditures including, and without limitation, the complete legal costs incurred by Barry Brookstein in enforcing this promissory note as a result of any default by Call Compliance, Inc., will be
added to the principal then outstanding and will immediately be paid by Call Compliance, Inc.    
	 
	
6.              	
This note will enure to the benefit of and be binding upon the respective heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns of Call Compliance, Inc. and Barry Brookstein. Call Compliance, Inc. waives presentment for
payment, notice of non-payment, protest and notice of protest.   
	 
	
7.              	
The individual executing this Promissory Note on behalf of Call Compliance, Inc. does hereby represent and warrant that he/she has been and is on the date of this Promissory Note duly authorized by all necessary and
appropriate corporate action to execute it on behalf of Call Compliance, Inc.    
	 

	
 
        	
   	
IN WITNESS WHEREOF this Promissory Note has 
        
	
 
        	
   	
been executed by Call Compliance, Inc. this 12th day of 
        
	
Call 
        	
   	
July, 2002. 
        
	
By: 
        	
   	
 
        

By:

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