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EXHIBIT 10.47

                           C E R T I F I C A T I O N

This is to certify  that the  following  is, to our  knowledge  and  belief,  an
accurate translation into ENGLISH of the attached ARABIC language document.

BY: /s/ Lauren L. Wheeler
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FOR BERLITZ GLOBALNET

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
                      ss
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES

On February 16, 2000 before me, LeeAnn M.  Trusela,  Notary  Public,  personally
appeared Lauren L. Wheeler,  personally  known to me to be the person whose name
is subscribed to the within  instrument and acknowledged to me that she executed
the same in her authorized  capacity and that by her signature on the instrument
the person,  or the entity up on behalf of which the person acted,  executed the
instrument.

WITNESS my hand and official seal

/s/ LeeAnn M. Trusela                       (SEAL)
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Signature of Notary

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                         MEMORANDUM OF MUTUAL AGREEMENT

Date:
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Memorandum of Mutual AGreement between each one of:

The Egyptian Communications Company,  located at 26b Ramses Street, Cairo; FIRST
PARTY, AND

The American TGC Company, in its capacity of carrier of international  telephone
activity  between the Egyptian  Communications  Company and the United States of
America,  legally  represented  in the Arab  Republic of Egypt by MEGC  Company,
located at 127b Ramses Street, Cario; SECOND PARTY

Whereas MEGC Company is the official  representative of the American TGC Company
in Egypt, under contract with the Egyptian  Communications  Company as a carrier
for  telephone  activity  between  Egypt and the United  States of America,  and
whereas  TGC  Company is  specialized  in the market of  incoming  and  outgoing
telephone  activity  between Europe,  the United States,  and Egypt and is fully
knowledgeable  in the ways and  channels of marketing  the illegal  practices of
incoming  calls to Egypt  from  these  countries  at the head of which come VOIP
services.  Therefore,  the company [MEGC] has decided to present to the Egyptian
Communications  Company  a  project  of  mutual  cooperation  and offer the VOIP
services  for the first  time in  Egypt,  after  conducting  a  thorough  study,
including all the technical and economic  aspects  associated  with this project
and its direct effect on the traditional incoming and outgoing phone activity in
Egypt.

Whereas  TGC  Company  has a good  reputation  for  excellent  VOIP  services in
approximately  forty  countries,  most of which are in Europe  and the Far East,
therefore the Egyptian  Communications  Company feels a great deal of confidence
in TGC's  capability of executing  this project to perfection  and realizing the
goal set forth.

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Technical Proposal
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TGC Company has  presented a work report in the presence of two  representatives
of the Egyptian Communications Company, during which they were introduced to the
most advanced equipment and technology that will be utilized in the execution of
this project and their superior  features in terms of computing and programming:
Routing  facilities,  the existence of redundancy or the compatibility  with the
hardware  utilized  and the  ability to  control  the  quality  in the  provided
service.

TGC Company shall be responsible for all the technical  aspects in the execution
of the project in its entirety, particularly in terms of installation,  testing,
and operation.

TGC Company  shall  undertake  the  training of two  engineers  of the  Egyptian
Communications  Company, at its own expense, in the United States of America, on
the  equipment  utilized  for the  project  for a period  of two weeks and shall
provide a training program.

TGC  Company  shall  be  responsible  for the  operation,  maintenance,  24-hour
technical support, and the provision of any necessary spare parts.

The  Egyptian  Communications  Company  shall  have  the  right to  oversee  the
operation  of the project  and the  computing  system  utilized to ensure a work
operation satisfactory to the Egyptian Communications Company.

The second  party  commits  itself to provide all  technical  documentation  and
papers for the  equipment,  machines,  and software used in this system within a
maximum period of fifteen days from the date this memorandum of mutual agreement
is signed.

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Financial Proposal
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TGC Company is responsible for all expenses represented by:

1.   The rental of international circuits 2MB/sec.  between Egypt and the United
     States.

2.   The supply of the equipment used in VOIP services, the software and back-up
     units for the computing system. This equipment shall be used throughout the
     period of the project  execution  free of charge and shall be returned upon
     the completion of service.

The Egyptian  Communications  Company shall provide local connection between the
international circuit and the compression equipment.

The Egyptian  Communications  Company shall provide 16 E1 communication channels
(30 telephone  lines) and the DID/DOD system to communicate with VOIP systems on
the condition that TGC Company provides the terminal units, in case of need.

The Egyptian  Communications  Company shall provide  domestic  marketing for the
service to the TGC Company  calling-card  buyers  calling  the United  States of
America and using VOIP systems.

TGC Company is responsible for the international  marketing of incoming activity
to Egyptian order to limit the amount of illegal practices.

Computing Fundamentals
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The Egyptian  Communications Company shall pay the amount of 12 cents per minute
for  outgoing  activity  from Egypt and TGC  Company  shall pay the amount of 22
cents per minute for incoming activity from the United States of America.

The  accounting  shall take place by means of  investigation  at the end of each
month provided that the investigation  occurs within thirty days from the end of
the accounting month.

The Egyptian Communication Company shall evaluate VOIP services after six months
of  operation  and in the  light  of this  evaluation  is  entitled  to take the
necessary  measures  to continue  this  service or to  terminate  it without any
objection on the part of the second party,  /handwriting  reads: with permission
given to any other companies to work on this system.//signature/

After repeating the evaluation,  the Egyptian  Communications Company shall have
the right to expand the  service or cancel it,  with TGC  Company,  without  any
restrictions or responsibilities towards the second party.

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TGC Company shall issue an irrevocable letter of bank guarantee in the amount of
one  million  Dollars  for a  period  of  three  months,  as of the  date of the
execution of the service,  provided that the value of the letter of guarantee is
re-evaluated  upon  its  renewal  after  a clear  assessment  of the  volume  of
outgoing/incoming  activity  with  this  service  has been  made.  The  Egyptian
Communications  Company has the right to confiscate  this letter of guarantee in
the event TGC Company  violates any  financial  liabilities  stipulated  in this
memorandum.

This  memorandum  is  void  should  any of the two  parties  violate  any  terms
mentioned in it and it is  considered  null should the  Egyptian  Communications
Company decide to discontinue this service.

The  Egyptian  courts of law shall have legal  jurisdiction  should any  dispute
arise between the two parties concerning this memorandum.

First Party:                                Second Party:  /signature/
Name: Engineer Abd al-Fatah Abu Sary        Name 1: Khalid Abd al-Bary
Capacity: Chairman of the Board of          Capacity: Legal Representative for
The Egyptian Communication Company          TGC Company in the Arab Republic
Signature: /s/ Abd al-Fatah Abu Sary        of Egypt
           -------------------------        Name 2: Eng. Tareq Abd al-Bary
                                            Capacity: Legal Representative for
                                            TGC Company in the Arab Republic of
                                            Egypt
                                            Signature: /s/ Khalid Abd al-Bary
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                                                       /s/ Tareq Abd al-Bary
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                                       4EXHIBIT 10.48

AGREEMENT FOR PROVISION OF SERVICES

THIS AGREEMENT (this  "Agreement") is entered into as of this 23rd day of March,
2000, by and between Vogo Networks, L.L.C., a Delaware limited liability company
with offices located at 1250 24th Street,  NW, suite 725,  Washington,  DC 20037
("VOGO"),  and ETN,  Italia,  a company  organized  under the laws of Italy with
offices at Viale Umberto Tupini 102, 00144 Rome, Italy ("Customer").

RECITALS

WHEREAS, VOGO is engaged in the business of providing e-mail,  unified messaging
and  personal  communications  services,  as more fully  described  on Exhibit A
hereto (the "Service"); and

WHEREAS,  VOGO and Customer wish to enter into this Agreement  pursuant to which
the Service will be made available to Customer subscribers.

NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing and of the mutual covenants and
agreements contained herein, the parties agree to as follows:

1. THE SERVICE.

1.1  Service;  Term.  VOGO shall make the Service  available  to Customer for an
initial term commencing on the date first set forth above (the "Effective Date")
and,  unless earlier  terminated in accordance  with Section 9.1,  ending on the
third  anniversary of the Effective  Date. The Service is described on Exhibit A
hereto and  incorporated  herein for all  purposes.  VOGO  reverses the right to
amend the  description  of the Service on Exhibit A from time to time during the
Term and each such  amendment  shall become  effective  upon  written  notice to
Customer.

1.2  Additional  Services.  Additional  services  and  additional  features  not
provided as part of the basic Service may be made available under this Agreement
by  execution  and  delivery  by the  parties  hereto of one or more  addenda to
Exhibit A.

2. RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES OF THE PARTIES

2.1 Responsibilities and duties of each party are outlined in Exhibit B entitled
"Business Partners Out-sourced Services Term Sheet"

3. RATES FOR SERVICE

3.1 VOGO to Establish Rates for the Service.  VOGO shall charge Customer for use
of the Service at those rates set forth in Exhibit B and incorporated herein for
all  purposes.  The Rate  Schedule may be amended from time to time by VOGO upon
written  notice to Customer.  VOGO shall give Customer at least thirty (30) days
prior  written  notice  (or such  shorter  period  of  notice  as is  reasonably
practicable  under the  circumstances,  the  parties  acknowledging  that VOGO's
changes to the Rate  Schedule are  necessary to respond to changes in regulatory
requirements,  taxes or other items  necessary  to provide  the  Service) of all
changes to the Rate Schedule to enable Customer to make any desired  adjustments
to the rates the Customer's Cardholders are to be charged for the Service.

3.2 Billing and Payment. Unless otherwise specified in an addendum to Exhibit B,
VOGO will invoice  Customer  monthly and  Customer  shall pay VOGO in US dollars
within thirty (30) days  following the invoice date  containing the VOGO billing
statement. Payment shall be made by wire transfer of immediately available funds
to an account  designated by VOGO.  Amounts that are not paid within thirty (30)
days  following  the invoice date shall bear  interest at the rate of 1-1/2% per
month until paid in full (or such lower rate as may be  required  by  applicable
law).

3.3  Fraudulent  or  Unauthorized  Use of the  Service.  As between  the parties
hereto,  Customer  will  be  entering  into  the  arrangements  with  end-users,
conducting  credit  checks and providing  the data  regarding  which persons are
authorized  to  use  the  Service.   Accordingly,  all  charges  resulting  from
unauthorized  or  fraudulent  use of the Service by end-users  shall be borne by
Customer,  and Customer  shall not be entitled to refuse  payment (or if payment
has  been  made,  to claim a  refund)  to VOGO in  respect  of  unauthorized  or
fraudulent use the Service by any person.

3.4 Taxes.  Customer  shall pay,  and shall  indemnify  and hold  harmless  VOGO
against, all sales, use, VAT. excise,  gross receipts,  and similar taxes (other
than income taxes on payments made by Customer to VOGO under this Agreement) and
related charges that may be imposed or assessed at any time by any  governmental
entity or other taxing authority with respect to the availability of the Service
to Cardholders or payments made by Cardholders to Customer.  VOGO shall pay, and
shall indemnify and hold harmless Customer against, all sales, use, VAT, excise,
gross receipts, and similar

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taxes and  related  charges  that may be imposed or  assessed at any time by any
governmental  entity or other taxing  authority with respect to payments made by
VOGO to the carriers whose telecommunications facilities are used to provide the
Service.  The parties  hereto shall  cooperate in taking all  reasonable  action
necessary to minimize, or qualify for exemptions from, any such taxes, duties or
liabilities,   including  without  limitation  furnishing   certifications  that
purchases by Customer are for purposes of resale;  provided,  however, that such
obligation  to take  reasonable  action shall not obligate any party to make any
significant expenditure or incur any significant penalty or liability or to take
any action  that  either  party  reasonably  believes  might be  unlawful  or in
violation of applicable rules or regulations.

4. NO WARRANTIES: LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

     VOGO MAKES NO WARRANTY,  WHETHER EXPRESS,  IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE
DESCRIPTION, QUALITY,  MERCHANTABILITY,  COMPLETENESS OR FITNESS FOR ANY PURPOSE
OF THE  SERVICE  OR VOGO  EQUIPMENT  OR AS TO ANY  OTHER  MATTER,  ALL OF  WHICH
WARRANTIES BY VOGO ARE HEREBY EXCLUDED AND DISCLAIMED.

     IN NO EVENT SHALL VOGO BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER,  ANY  CARDHOLDER OR ANY OTHER
PERSON, FIRM OR ENTITY IN ANY RESPECT,  INCLUDING,  WITHOUT LIMITATION,  FOR ANY
DAMAGES, EITHER DIRECT, INDIRECT,  CONSEQUENTIAL,  SPECIAL,  INCIDENTAL,  ACTUAL
PUNITIVE,  OR ANY OTHER  DAMAGES,  OR FOR ANY LOST PROFITS OF ANY KIND OR NATURE
WHATSOEVER,  EVEN IF ANY SUCH LOSS OR DAMAGE WAS REASONABLY  FORESEEABLE OR VOGO
HAD BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF THE CUSTOMER  INCURRING THE SAME, ARISING
OUT OF MISTAKES, ACCIDENTS, ERRORS, OMISSIONS, INTERRUPTIONS, DELAYS, OR DEFECTS
IN TRANSMISSION, OR DELAYS, INCLUDING THOSE WHICH MAY BE CAUSED BY REGULATORY OR
JUDICIAL  AUTHORITIES,  ARISING  OUT OF OR  RELATING  TO THIS  AGREEMENT  OR THE
OBLIGATIONS OF VOGO PURSUANT TO THIS AGREEMENT.

     TO THE FULLEST  EXTENT  PERMITTED  BY LAW,  VOGO SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY TO
CUSTOMER,  ANY  CARDHOLDER OR ANY OTHER  PERSON,  FIRM OR ENTITY IN ANY RESPECT,
INCLUDING,  WITHOUT  LIMITATION,  FOR  ANY  DAMAGES,  EITHER  DIRECT,  INDIRECT,
CONSEQUENTIAL,  SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL,  ACTUAL, PUNITIVE, OR ANY OTHER DAMAGES, OR
FOR ANY LOST PROFITS OF ANY KIND OR NATURE WHATSOEVER,  EVEN IF ANY SUCH LOSS OR
DAMAGE WAS REASONABLY FORESEEABLE OR VOGO HAD BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
THE CUSTOMER  INCURRING THE SAME ARISING OUT OF ANY NEGLIGENT  ACTS OR OMISSIONS
OF VOGO OR ANY OF ITS DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, AFFILIATES OR AGENTS, ARISING OUT OF
OR  RELATING  TO THIS  AGREEMENT  OR THE  OBLIGATIONS  OF VOGO  PURSUANT TO THIS
AGREEMENT.

     VOGO's   liability   arising  out  of   mistakes,   accidents,   omissions,
interruptions,  delays,  or errors or defects  in  provision  of the  Service or
delays in  restoration of the Service shall in no event exceed the amount of the
refund,  if any,  which may be available  under Section 3.3.  Customer shall not
make any representation or warranty regarding the Service or additional services
provided  hereunder  beyond  those  made  by  VOGO.  VOGO  shall  not  make  any
representation  or warranty  regarding the card services provided by Customer to
its Cardholders beyond those made by Customer.

5. COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS

Each party  agrees  that it is in  compliance  with and will  continue  to be in
compliance  with  all  international,   national,   state  and  local  laws  and
regulations relating to the performance of its obligations under this Agreement.
Each party is responsible for obtaining all licenses,  approvals, and regulatory
authority  for  its  operations  and  the  provision  of  services  by it to its
customers. Each party agrees to indemnify and hold the other party harmless from
all costs and  damages,  including  reasonable  attorney's  fees,  arising  from
failure to comply with any regulatory or governmental approvals required.

6. FORCE MAJEURE

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Neither party shall be in default  under this  Agreement if any failure or delay
in performance is caused by strike or other labor problems;  accidents;  acts of
god; fire; flood; adverse weather conditions;  material or facility shortages or
unavailability;  lack of  transportation;  the  imposition  of any  governmental
codes, ordinances, laws, rules, regulations or restrictions; delays in obtaining
regulatory  or  governmental  authorizations;  condemnations  or the exercise of
rights of eminent domain;  war or civil disorder;  or any other cause beyond the
reasonable control of either party hereto. Neither party shall be liable for any
loss of  profits,  consequential,  special,  indirect,  incidental,  punitive or
exemplary damages for any acts or failure to act under this Agreement.

7. INDEMNIFICATION AND HOLD HARMLESS

Subject to Section 4, VOGO shall  indemnify,  defend and otherwise hold harmless
Customer  from and  against  any and all  suits,  claims  and any other  losses,
including without limitation  attorneys' fees (collectively,  "Claims"),  to the
extent  that such  Claims  arise from or in  connection  with any breach of this
Agreement by VOGO. Customer shall indemnify,  defend and otherwise hold harmless
VOGO from and against  any and all Claims to the extent  that such Claims  arise
from  or in  connection  with  (i)  the  use  of  the  Service  by  Customer  of
Cardholders,  (ii) the content of any  material  transmitted  through use of the
Service by Customer or  Cardholders,  (iii) marketing  activities  undertaken by
Customer,  including  particularly  any  representations  or warranties  made by
Customer regarding the Service or additional  services provided hereunder beyond
those made by VOGO,  or (iv) any breach of this  Agreement by  Customer.  In the
event a party  receives  notice of any action or event  which  gives rise to the
indemnification  obligations  contained herein, such party shall, within 20 days
after receipt of such notice,  notify the other party of the  occurrence of such
action  or  event,  as the case may be.  If such  Claim  involves  assertion  of
liability  by a third  party,  the  indemnifying  party  shall have the right to
undertake  (through  counsel of its  choosing,  such  counsel  to be  reasonably
acceptable  to the  indemnitee)  the defense,  compromise  or settlement of such
Claim on behalf of and at the risk of the indemnifying  party. In the event that
the  indemnifying  party does not elect (by written notice to the indemnitee) to
undertake  such  defense,  the  indemnitee  shall  have the  right to  undertake
(through  counsel of its choosing,  such counsel to be reasonably  acceptable to
the indemnitee) the defense, compromise or settlement of such Claim on behalf of
and at the risk of the indemnifying  party.  Neither the indemnifying  party nor
the indemnitee  shall  compromise or settle the Claim without the consent of the
other  party  unless  such  settlement  involves a release  of the other  party,
provided that such consent shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed.

8. TRADEMARKS AND LOGOS

The parties  hereby  acknowledge  that all copyright,  trademark,  service mark,
logos and other property  rights in the name,  including the trade name, of each
party or of any licensor of such party (collectively,  "Marks") shall remain the
sole property of such party, and the other party shall have no right,  title, or
interest  therein.  Each party  shall use the Marks of the other party only in a
manner  and at such  times as are  expressly  authorized  by this  Agreement  or
otherwise agreed to in writing.  Each party shall use its reasonable  commercial
efforts  during the term of this  Agreement  not to impair the  interests of the
other party in such Marks.  Each party  hereby  grants to the other party during
the term of this Agreement,  including renewal thereof, a limited, non-exclusive
license to use the Marks of such party in connection with  activities  expressly
contemplated under this Agreement,  including the promotion of the Service,  and
on statements,  communications,  inserts,  and correspondence  relating thereto;
provided however, that prior to any such use of a party's Marks such party shall
be advised of such proposed use.

9. TERMINATION; REMEDIES

9.1  Termination  Rights.  Either party may terminate  this Agreement by written
notice to the other party if:

     a) The other party commits any material  breach of this Agreement  which is
not capable of being remedied;

     b) The other party commits a breach of this  Agreement  which is capable of
being  remedied and fails to remedy the breach  within 30 days after  receipt of
written  notice of the default or within such longer  period as may be specified
in the notice of default.

     c) The other party ceases,  or proposes to cease to carry on business or an
application is made,  proceedings  are  commenced,  or a resolution is passed or
proposed  in a notice of  meeting  for the  winding  up,  dissolution,  official
management or  administration  of the other party or the other

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party  enters into any  arrangement,  compromise  or  composition  with,  or any
assignment for the benefit of its creditors or any class of them, or a receiver,
receiver and manager,  official  manager or provisional  liquidator is appointed
with  respect  to the  other  party or any of its  assets,  or the  first  party
reasonably  apprehends that any of the events  mentioned above is about to occur
in relation to the other party and notifies the other party accordingly.

9.2  Termination  Not a Release.  Termination  of this  Agreement for any reason
shall not release either party from any accrued  liability to the other party. A
party's right to terminate  this  Agreement as provided  herein shall be without
prejudice to any other rights  provided to it by this  Agreement or by law or in
equity.

9.3  Remedies.  Upon the  occurrence of any material  breach of this  Agreement,
including without limitation the failure to pay amounts due aggregating  $50,000
or more (or its equivalent in any currency), the non-defaulting party shall have
the right, in its sole discretion,  to suspend performance of all or any part of
its obligations  under this  Agreement,  terminate this Agreement (to the extent
permitted by Section 10.1 hereof)  and/or pursue any other  remedies that may be
available to such party. In the case of any suspension of service for failure to
make full  payment when due,  such service  shall be resumed at such time as the
unpaid party receives all unpaid balances (including  interest or penalties).  A
party that is in material  breach  under this  Agreement  shall be liable to the
other party for all costs and expenses,  including  reasonable  attorney's fees,
incurred by the other party in enforcing its rights or remedies hereunder.

10. CONFIDENTIALITY

10.1 Confidential  Information.  During the term of this Agreement,  the parties
shall regard and preserve as  confidential  and  proprietary all written or oral
non-public information related to the business of the other party it receives or
learns as a result of this Agreement ("Confidential  Information").  The parties
agree not to disclose any such Confidential  Information without first obtaining
the other party's prior written consent.

10.2 Use of Confidential Information.  The parties agree to use the Confidential
Information  only for the purposes of fulfilling  their  respective  obligations
under  this  Agreement  and not  otherwise.  No rights or  licenses  to trade or
service marks,  inventions,  copy rights, patents or other intellectual property
rights are implied or granted under this Agreement except as otherwise expressly
provided for in this  Agreement.  Each party shall use reasonable  care to avoid
unauthorized disclosure or use of the other party's Confidential Information and
not less than the same degree of care as it uses to protect its own confidential
information of similar sensitivity. It is agreed that access to all Confidential
Information  shall be limited to only such  employees or agents who need to know
such information for the purpose of fulfilling  obligations under this Agreement
and that each party shall be liable for any  unauthorized  disclosure  or use of
the other party's Confidential  Information by any of its employees or agents to
whom such Confidential Information is disclosed.

10.3 Ownership of Confidential  Information.  All Confidential Information shall
remain the  property of the party  having the same at the time of  execution  of
this Agreement and such Confidential Information,  including all copies thereof,
shall be  returned  to the other  party or  destroyed  after the need for it has
expired,  upon  request and, in any event,  promptly  upon  termination  of this
Agreement.

11. RELATIONSHIP OF THE PARTIES

Nothing herein  contained  shall be deemed or construed by the parties  thereto,
nor by any third party, as creating the  relationship of principal and agent, or
of partnership  or of joint venture  between the parties to this  Agreement,  it
being understood and agreed that neither any provisions  contained  herein,  nor
any acts of the parties hereto, shall be deemed to create such relationship.  In
addition,  neither party to this  Agreement  shall have the authority to bind or
obligate the other,  except as expressly  set forth in this  Agreement.  Nothing
contained  herein  shall  limit the  ability of any party or  conduct  any other
venture or entitle  either  party to any  interest in or  ownership of any other
venture by the other party.

12. MISCELLANEOUS

13.1 Entire Agreement.  This Agreement  constitutes the entire Agreement between
the parties  hereto with respect to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all
prior and  contemporaneous  agreements  and  understandings  of the  parties  in
connection  herewith.  There  are  no  representations,  warranties,  covenants,
conditions, agreements, understandings or arrangements,

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oral or  written,  between or among the parties  relating to the subject  matter
hereof which are not fully expressed herein. No agent of any party is authorized
to make any representation, promise or warranty not contained in this Agreement.

13.2  Amendment.  Except as set forth in Section 3.1, this  Agreement may not be
amended or modified  in any way except in writing and signed by both  parties to
this Agreement.

13.3 Notice.  Except as specified  below in this Section,  all notices,  demand,
requests,  or other  communications  which may be or are required to be given or
made by any party to any other party pursuant to this Agreement shall be writing
and shall be hand delivered, mailed by first-class registered or certified mail,
return receipt requested,  postage prepaid,  delivered by overnight air courier,
or  transmitted  by  telegram,  telex,  or facsimile  transmission  addressed as
follows:

(i) If to Customer:

         ETN Italia
         Viale Umberto Tupini 102
         00144 Rome, Italy
         Attn:    Mr. Franco Fagiani, MD

(ii) If to VOGO:

         Vogo Networks, L.L.C.
         1250 24th Street, NW, Suite 725
         Washington, DC 20037
  Attn:  Greene Brown, Esquire

or such other address as the  addressee may indicate by written  notice to other
parties. Each notice, demand,  request, or communication which shall be given or
made in the manner describe above shall be deemed sufficiently given or made for
all purposes at such time as it is delivered to the  addressee  (with the return
receipt,  the delivery receipt, the affidavit of messenger or (with request to a
telex) the answerback being deemed conclusive but no exclusive  evidence of such
delivery)  or at  such  time  as  delivery  is  refused  by the  addressee  upon
presentation.

Communications on day-to-day technical matters with Technical Contacts shall not
constitute  notice  hereunder  unless  separate notice is also given as provided
above in this Section.

13.4  Severability.  If any part of any provision of this Agreement or any other
agreement,  document or writing  given  pursuant to or in  connection  with this
Agreement  shall be invalid or  unenforceable  under  applicable  law, such part
shall be ineffective to the extent of such invalidity or unenforceability  only,
without  in any way  affecting  the  remaining  part of such  provisions  or the
remaining provisions of said agreement.

13.5 Assignment. Except as hereinafter specifically provided in this Section, no
party shall assign this Agreement,  in whole or in part, whether by operation of
law or  otherwise,  without the prior  written  consent of the other party,  any
purported  assignment  contrary  to the  terms  hereof  shall be of no force and
effect.  Notwithstanding the foregoing,  each party or any permitted assignee of
such party  without the  consent of the other  party.  For the  purposes of this
Agreement, "affiliate" means, with respect to a company, any other company which
at the relevant as amended) or the subsidiary of any such holding company.

13.6  Remedies.  Except as otherwise  expressly  provided  herein,  the remedies
provided  herein  shall be  cumulative,  and shall not  preclude  any party from
asserting any other rights or seeking any other remedies against the other party
pursuant to this Agreement and as provided by applicable law.

13.7 Waiver.  No delay or failure on the party of an party hereto in  exercising
any right,  power or  privilege  under this  Agreement  shall be  construed as a
waiver of any default or any acceptance  thereof.  No waiver by any party of any
provision of this  Agreement  shall  constitute  or imply a subsequent  or other
waiver of the same or any other provision of this  Agreement.  No waiver will be
effective  unless in writing and signed by the party against whom such waiver is
asserted.

13.8 Survival. The rights, obligations and covenants set forth in Sections 3, 4,
5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13.8 of this Agreement (and definitions of terms used
therein)  shall survive and continue after any expiration or termination of this
Agreement and shall bind the parties and their

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legal  representatives,  successors,  heirs and assigns, for acts connected with
performance or conduct during the course of this Agreement.

13.9 Conflicts.  In the event of a conflict between provisions  contained in the
body of this  Agreement  and  provisions  contained  in  Exhibit  A hereto or an
addendum to Exhibit A which has been executed and delivered by the parties,  the
provisions contained in Exhibit A or addendum thereto shall control.

13.10  Ownership.  VOGO  acknowledges  that Customer is the sole owner of all of
Customer's services (including its customer base) and VOGO does not, as a result
of this Agreement, acquire any interest therein. Customer acknowledges that VOGO
is the sole owner of all of VOGO's  property and services and Customer does not,
as a result of this Agreement, acquire any interest therein.

13.11 Limitation on Benefits. The rights, obligations and covenants set forth in
this Agreement shall be solely for the benefit of, and shall be enforceable only
by, the parties hereto and their respective  successors and permitted assigns. A
person who is not a party to this  Agreement  has no right  under the  Contracts
(Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 ("Act") to enforce any terms of conditions of
this Agreement, but this does not affect any right of a third party which exists
or is available apart from this Act.

13.12 Inurement. This Agreement shall be binding on and insure to the benefit of
the parties hereto, their representatives, successors and permitted assigns.

13.13  Governing  Law.  This  Agreement  shall be governed by and  construed  in
accordance  with the laws of England  (without regard to the choice of law rules
thereof).  Any dispute  under this  Agreement  or between  the  parties  will be
adjudicated by arbitration under the rules of the [London International Court of
Arbitration, in London, England]

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

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be executed
by their duly authorized  representatives as of the day and year first set forth
above.

ETN Italia                                                 VOGO NETWORKS, L.L.C.

European Travel and Telecommunication
        NETWORK ITALIA S.A.I.
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  Sede Italian Umberto Tupini, 102
           00144 ROMA EUR
Sede Lagale: via Bonedette Croca, 97
             00142 ROMA
         P. IVA 05030611002                 By: [Illegible]
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Its: [Illegible]                            Its: President
     ---------------------------------           --------------------
     [Illegible]
Its:

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Exhibit A
The Service

This Vogo service will initially be provided in American English  language.  The
Vogo service will include the following features:
o    Email, Unified Messaging and Personal Communications
o    Standards based POP3 email access
o    Check and listen to email over the phone via Text-to-Speech technology
o    Record and send voice replies to email over the phone
o    Compose, record and send voice messages as email over the phone
o    Receive voice mails and faxes via in-box
o    Fax email messages remotely to fax machines
o    Print email messages remotely to designated printers
o    Speed dial calls from personal contact list and address book
o    Voice mail telephone answering
o    Select Web News and Information.
o    Deliver select HTML Web-based  content and streaming audio for use over the
     phone
o    Listen to timely, relevant content, news and information via Text-to-Speech
     and streaming audio
o    Navigate and click through to web content
o    Remotely send web content to fax machines or printers
o    Personal Options Manager:
o    Set PIN number
o    Set automatic validation without PIN requirement
o    Set default fax number for fax forwarding of emails and web content
o    Select Text to Speech (TTS) speed
o    Select email sort order: oldest or newest
o    Input personal contacts and phone numbers
o    Modify personal profile options including email address

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Exhibit B

                                                       DRAFT SUBJECT TO CONTRACT

               BUSINESS PARTNERS OUT-SOURCED SERVICES TERM SHEET

1) Executive Summary

This term sheet is agreed between Vogo Networks LLC (the  "Licensor"),  a wholly
owned subsidiary of eGlobe,  Inc., and ___ETN Italia srl___ Viale Umberto Tupini
102/00144 Rome Italy (the "Partner").  Vogo Networks LLC appoints ETN Italia Srl
as an  Outsourced  Services  Partner  for its Global  Messenger  products.  Both
parties agree to use their best  endeavors to enter into a definitive  agreement
(the  "Agreement"),  and to agree  annual  sales  targets  for the first year of
operation, within 30 days of the signing of this term sheet.

2) Out-sourced Services Partner

a) Definition of Out-sourced Services Partner

The Out-sourced  Services structure provides for the Partner to be a distributor
of the Licensor's Global Messenger  products within the Italian  territory.  The
Partner is hereby granted the non-exclusive  rights to sell the Global Messenger
service to its customers.

b) Product Domain

The  Global  Messenger  product  provides  Phone  Portal and  Unified  Messaging
services.

c) Target Markets

The  target  market  for  Global  Messenger  is   internet-enabled   and  mobile
individuals.  The distribution  channels will start with larger corporations and
move to SMEs and directly to individual users.

d) Partner Requirements

In order to maintain Outsourced Services Partner status, the Partner will:

1.   maintain a minimum  inventory  of 5,000  mailboxes  to support the forecast
     sales targets as agreed;
2.   agree  annual  sales  targets  and  provide  monthly  sales  reports to the
     Licensor:
3.   provide  first  line  technical  to the end user.  It is the  Partner's  he
     Licensee;  responsibility  to  ensure  that  it  has  sufficient  technical
     expertise to provide first line technical support; and
4.   pay the Licensor charges in accordance with Section 4

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3) Licensor

The Licensor will provide the Partner with:

a)   the necessary  functionality  and/or hardware  resources to ensure that the
     Parnter is able to meet the agreed sales targets;
b)   second and third line technical support;
c)   monthly  revenue  reports  in an agreed  format to enable  the  Partner  to
     provide billing information to the customers; and
d)   local  dial-up  access  numbers to enable the Partner and its  customers to
     access the system.

The Licensor is entitled to appoint other  Out-sourced  Services Partners in the
Partner's  market.  The  Licensor  will  advise the  Partner of such  additional
appointments,  within  two  business  days  of  signing  agreements  with  other
Out-sourced  Services  Partners in the Partner's  market.  The Licensor will not
offer any other Out-sourced  Services Partners in the Partner's market a pricing
terms and  conditions  which may be less  favourable  than that  agreed with the
Partner.

4) Global Messenger Pricing Structure- Definition, terms and conditions

The pricing  structure  of Global  Messenger  provides  primarily  for a monthly
subscription fee and a usage-based fee. Minimums apply at the initial phase of a
roll-out but are quickly superceded by monthly  subscription fee and usage-based
fees.

a) The initial service,  with US English engine  functionality,  will be offered
   via a Vogo system  installed  in London;  service may be expected to be fully
   operational  within 60 to 90 days from signature of this proposal and receipt
   of payments as per below fees and charges;

b) Monthly Subscription Fee

The Monthly  Subscription  Fee per Account per month is 33% of the retail  price
ETN charges. Retail prices will be agreed on upon contract signature.

c) Usage Fee

The  Usage-based  fee for  system  access and  platform  usage will be $0.05 per
minute or part thereof for all traffic on the system.

d) Minimums

Notwithstanding  the  above,  a minimum of $1.00 per month per  account  will be
charged. The initial order is for 10,000 account with the English engine, so the
starting monthly charge is $10,000.

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e) Custom Integration and Branding fee

In addition to the on-going  charges listed above,  there is a one-time  $10,000
charge associated with bringing a Global Messenger service on-line.

The  one-time  charge  includes  customisation,   re-branding,   billing  system
interfacing and integration.

A one-time $100,000 fee will be required to produce the Italian engine. Expected
time  for  the  roll-out  of  the  Italian  engine  is  90-120  days  from  full
availability of the service with US English  functionality on the Italian market
and upon receipt of payment as per above one-time fee.

A 5% Royalty on Net Revenue  will be paid to ETN on Vogo sales to third  parties
that use the Italian  Engine  developed  using the  $100,000  NRE  payment.  Net
Revenue  is  defined  as Gross  Revenue  minus  direct  costs  (such as  network
transport)

f) Adjustment to pricing structure

To be negotiated as part of the final Agreement (the Contract).

5) Payment Terms

a. 50% wire transfer upon signature of this agreement
b. 20% wire transfer 30 days after first payment
c. 30% Stand-by Letter of Credit on deployment and acceptance testing

6) Length of Term

The length of term of the Agreement will be three (3) years.  Cancellation terms
will be negotiated as part of the Agreement.

7) Jurisdiction of the Agreement

The Agreement will be governed by the laws of England.

Signed:

           illegible
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On behalf of Vogo Networks LLC                 On behalf of [illegible]

Date:                                          Date:
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