Document:

Exhibit No. 19
BuyersOnline.com, Inc.
Form 10-KSB/ 2000
File No. 0-26917

buyersonline             Agent Sales Division

               Non-Exclusive Sales Agency Agreement

The following terms and conditions will serve as the basis for  a
Non-Exclusive   Agency  Agreement  between   BuyersOnline,   Inc.
(hereafter   referred   to  as  the  "Company")   and____________
(hereafter      referred     to     as     "Agent"),      located
at________________________:

WHEREAS,  the  Company  is in the business of  providing  various
products and services; and, Agent desires to act on behalf of the
Company to sell the Company's products and services utilizing  e-
commerce  and other direct selling strategies; and,  the  parties
have  agreed  to cooperate with each other under  the  terms  and
conditions contained below for the mutual benefit of the parties.

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

1. Appointment of Agent:

Company  hereby  appoints Agent as an independent  contractor  to
market  and  sell  the  services and  products  of  the  Company.
Services  and products may be added or discontinued, at the  sole
discretion  of  the Company. For the purposes of this  Agreement,
"Agent"   shall   include   Agent;  it's   officers,   directors,
shareholders, employees, dealers, etc.

2. The Obligations of the Company:

Company will pay Agent Commissions on customer accounts, once per
month, in accordance with the terms designated in Section 11  and
at the rates designated in the Commission Payment Addenda. Unless
this  Agreement is terminated for good cause (defined  hereafter)
Company's  obligation  to  pay  commissions  shall  continue   in
perpetuity  for  all  customers signed as  a  result  of  Agent's
marketing  efforts, even after the termination of the  Agreement,
until such time that all customers choose to terminate their  use
of Company's services.

Company  will  provide all customers signed  through  Agent,  and
accepted  by  the  Company, with complete provisioning,  billing,
customer service and collection services.

Company  will provide Agent with appropriate sales and  marketing
information  for any new services that the Company, at  its  sole
discretion, might offer in the future.

Company  will  use  reasonable efforts to  maintain  its  overall
network  quality.  The quality of products and services  provided
hereunder  shall  be  consistent with  telecommunications  common
carrier  industry  standard,  government  regulations  and  sound
business  practices. The Company makes no other warranties  about
the service provided hereunder, express or implied.

Company  reserves the right to modify, alter, improve, change  or
discontinue any or all of the services and/or products during the
term of this Agreement.

In no event will the Company be liable to Agent for any indirect,
special, incidental or consequential losses or damages, including
without limitation loss of revenue, loss of customers or clients,
loss  of goodwill or loss of profits arising, in any manner, from
this   Agreement  and  the  performance  or  non-performance   of
obligations hereunder.

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3. The Obligations of Agent:

Agent  will use its commercially reasonable best efforts to  sell
the  Company's  products and services to potential  customers  in
Agent's  market.  Agent's market is defined as  all  geographical
areas in which the Company offers service.

Agent  agrees  to  abide by all the terms and conditions  herein.
Agent agrees to use its best efforts to locate customers for  the
Company  and  to honestly and diligently perform its  obligations
hereunder.

Agent  agrees  to  not  create,  without  prior  written  Company
approval,   any  sales  presentations  or  collateral   materials
containing  Company  trademarks  without  prior  written  Company
approval, which will not be unreasonably withheld.

In  the  performing  this Agreement, Agent  may  have  access  to
private  or  confidential information relating to the Company  or
the  Company's customers, including but not limited  to  pricing,
compensation/commission rates and fees, contract terms,  business
plans  and  strategies, intellectual assets, business  processes,
etc.  Agent agrees that the confidential information will  remain
the  exclusive  property of the Company; that such material  will
not  be  copied,  published or disclosed to  others  without  the
written  permission of the Company; that such  material  will  be
used  solely  in the performance of the Agreement,  and  will  be
returned  to  the  Company upon termination  of  this  Agreement.
Agent's  obligation to keep confidential information confidential
shall survive the termination of this Agreement.

Agent  understands  that  at no time  during  the  term  of  this
Agreement,  or for a period of one (1) year after the termination
of  the  Agreement, and for as long as Agent continues to receive
commission payments from the Company, may Agent knowingly solicit
the telecommunications business, or any business competitive with
Company  products  and services, of any of the customers  of  the
Company  in  Agent's market. In the event that Agent  or  Agent's
representatives shall become aware that a prospective customer is
already  a  customer of Company, it shall be  the  obligation  of
Agent or Agent's representatives to immediately cease any and all
contact  with  that  customer with  regard  to  any  products  or
services  that are competitive with Company. Upon notice  of  any
such  violation  by  its representatives or  sub-representatives,
Agent  agrees to immediately notify the Company and use its  best
efforts  to  assist the Company in preventing further violations.
Agent's  obligation  hereunder shall survive the  termination  of
this Agreement.

Agent  agrees that at no time during the term of this  Agreement,
or  for  a period of two (2) years after the termination of  this
Agreement,  may  Agent knowingly solicit, divert,  take  away  or
interfere with, either directly or indirectly, a current Employee
of  the  Company; interfere with the contractual relation of  any
current  salesperson or other current Employee of the Company  or
hire  any  current  Employee  of the  Company.  This  restriction
applies   to   Agent   and  any  officer,   director,   employee,
representative,  sub-representative, partner, or  shareholder  of
Agent.  Upon  notice of any such violation by its representatives
or sub-representatives, Agent agrees to immediately notify

Company  and use its best efforts to assist Company in preventing
further  violations. Agent's obligation hereunder  shall  survive
the termination of this Agreement.

4. Agent as an Independent Contractor:

For  the  purposes of this Agreement, Agent is deemed  to  be  an
independent contractor and that nothing contained herein  or  any
document  executed  in connection herewith  shall  be  deemed  or
construed  by  the  parties hereto, nor by any  third  party,  as
creating  the relationship of employer and employee, partnership,
or  joint venture between the parties. The parties hereby declare
and  acknowledge  that the relationship existing  is  one  of  an
Independent Agent.

All  sums paid to Agent are gross sums being paid to Agent as  an
Agent  and  not  as  an  employee of the  Company.  Agent  hereby
acknowledges  that neither it nor its employees  shall  have  the
right  of  entitlement in or to any of the unemployment, workers'
compensation,  health,  pension,  retirement  or  other   benefit
programs now or hereafter available to Company employees. Any and
all  sums  subject  to taxation, deductions,  withholding  and/or
payment under any applicable state, federal or municipal laws  or
union  or  professional guild regulations  shall  be  Independent
Agent's sole responsibility.

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5. Agent's Right to Designate Affiliates:

It   is  agreed  Agent  may,  at  Agent's  discretion,  designate
Affiliates to sell the Company's services on behalf of Agent.  It
is  the responsibility of Agent to ensure that each Affiliate has
complete  knowledge  of and adheres to all mutual  covenants  and
conditions contained in this Agreement. Furthermore, in the event
Agent   does   designate  Affiliates,   it   shall   be   Agent's
responsibility to pay said Affiliates.

6. Indemnification:

Agent  agrees  to conduct its business in a lawful, ethical,  and
moral  manner and will exercise reasonable commercial efforts  to
operate  in compliance with all laws, rules, regulations,  orders
and  opinions  of  the  Federal  Communications  Commission,  the
Federal Trade Commission, and regulatory and consumer agencies of
the  various  states;  and to hold Company harmless,  defend  and
indemnify  Company  and its officers, directors,  employees,  and
servants  from  and against any and all claims, damages,  losses,
injuries,  causes  of  action, demands  and  expenses,  including
reasonable  legal fees and expenses (including costs on  appeal),
of whatever kind and nature directly or indirectly arising out of
or on account of or resulting from the Agent's activities, or the
activities  of  his/her employees, Agents or  sub-representatives
which  are  not  required by the express, specific  and  explicit
written  terms of this Agreement, or out of the Agent's  failure,
or   the   failure   of  his/her  employees,   Agents   or   sub-
representatives  to  comply  with  the  obligations  under   this
Agreement.

7. Term and Termination:

This Agreement shall continue in full force and effect for a term
of  two (2) years from the date hereof and shall continue in full
force  and  effect  for  successive  periods  of  one  (1)   year
thereafter unless terminated as follows:

by  either  party by the giving of notice in writing by certified
mail return-receipt requested at least thirty (30) days prior  to
the expiration of any period;
by  Company  immediately and with notice to the Agent for  cause.
The  term  "cause"  as used in this Agreement shall  include  but
shall not necessarily be limited to the following conduct by  the
Agent:

*    false representations, reports or claims made to Company  or
     to  any third party (including end-users) in connection with
     this  Agreement,  the services of Company or  Company  as  a
     whole;
*    breach  of  fiduciary  duty  involving  Company's  financial
     interest,   i.e.  divulging  pricing,  compensation   plans,
     contract terms, and other inside information that Agent  may
     become privy to;
*    actions  subversive to Company business processes,  methods,
     or systems, including but not limited to false or misleading
     representations   on   or   interference    with    customer
     applications,     third-party    verification     processes,
     commissions, etc.;
*    conduct  disloyal  to  Company including  conduct  which  is
     disparaging or tends to hold Company or its services  up  to
     ridicule in the marketplace;
     failure to perform obligations stated in Section 3;
*    negligent  or  willful  violation  of  any  law,   rule   or
     regulation   (other  than  traffic  violations  or   similar
     offenses) by its officers or final cease-and-desist order;
*    attempts  to assign this Agreement or any of Agent's  duties
     under this Agreement to another party without approval  from
     Company,  which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld;
     and
*    material breach of any provision of this Agreement.

Agent  shall have the right to cure any claim within thirty  (30)
days  from the date written notice is received. However, if Agent
cannot  cure  a claim from Company after thirty (30)  days,  then
this  Agreement shall be terminated immediately. The  termination
of  this  Agreement in any manner shall not impair the rights  or
obligations of either party which may survive the termination  of
this Agreement.

8. Solicitation and Acceptance of Orders:

Agent  shall not make any representation regarding the  Company's
services  and/or  products other than  those  authorized  by  the
Company.  Agent  shall sell only the pricing  plans  approved  by
Company and provided to Agent by

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Company. Agent acknowledges that
it  shall  not  be entitled to a commission on the  sale  of  any
service or product not approved by Company.

All  orders  shall be forwarded to the Company  (in  a  form  and
manner  mutually  agreeable to both parties) for  acceptance.  No
order  shall  constitute a binding obligation  upon  the  Company
until   it  is  accepted  by  the  Company,  at  Company's   sole
discretion.

Agent  will  be  assigned an Agent Identification Number  ("AIN")
which will become Company's method for identifying Agent's sales.
Agent shall include this number on all orders. Orders will not be
accepted without Agent's assigned Company AIN.

At  any time and without prior notice, Company reserves the right
to  refuse new requests for service from Agent when, in Company's
sole  discretion,  Company determines that any of  the  following
have or may occur:

Company's network capacity becomes over-burdened or constrained;

Company's  order  provisioning  service  becomes  inoperable;  or
Company,  or  its affiliates, causes a disruption in  service  or
makes it impossible for Company to carry out its marketing plans.

9. Covenant Not to Compete:

Agent  recognizes and agrees that it will receive unique product,
service and customer knowledge from the Company which it did  not
previously  possess.  As  consideration  for  the  disclosure  of
confidential information now and in the future, together with the
commissions  and  other  compensation provided  to  Agent,  Agent
agrees  that during the term of this Agreement, and for a  period
of  one (1) year after the termination of this Agreement, not  to
induce, influence, or suggest to any Company customer referred to
Company  by  Agent or Agent's representatives that  the  Services
provided  by  the  Company  to customer  be  changed  to  another
provider (of products and services competitive to Company). Agent
shall  not knowingly permit its representatives or Affiliates  to
violate this covenant. Upon notice of any such violation  by  its
representatives   or   Agent's  Affiliates,   Agent   agrees   to
immediately  notify Company and use its best  efforts  to  assist
Company in preventing further violations. In the event a customer
requests  to  removed from Company-provided services for  reasons
related  to  quality of service, the Agent may notify Company  in
writing  of  such and request permission to remove said  customer
from  Company services, which permission will not be unreasonably
withheld.

A  customer  of the Company using the services of the Company  is
the  sole  property  of the Company for the purpose  of  services
provided  by  Company. Agent agrees not to use any organizational
reports,   customer   lists,  customer  profiles,   identity   of
customer's  representatives, customer's  needs,  pricing,  and/or
promotional  materials, or any other information to compete  with
the  Company  directly or indirectly with regard to the  services
provided  by  Company. Agent agrees not to reveal, divulge,  make
known,  sell, exchange, give away, or transfer in any way a  list
of  subscribers  or  use any information  or  divulge  any  trade
secrets to any third parties, which knowledge was acquired during
the term of this agreement.

10. Channel Conflicts:

In  order  to avoid conflicts, both parties agree that  once  any
potential  customer has met with a representative of  either  the
Company  or  the  Agent, the other party shall  be  obligated  to
desist from any and all contact with that potential customer  for
a  period  of two (2) months from the date the potential customer
was  contacted by the other party. This restriction only  applies
to the solicitation of products and services that are competitive
with Company.

11. Commissions:

Agent shall be paid commissions by the Company in compliance with
the  Commission  Payment Addendum, attached hereto.  Unless  this
Agreement  is  terminated  for cause,  Agent  shall  receive  the
applicable  commission  as designated in the  Commission  Payment
Addenda  for  as long as the customer retains applicable  Company
services.  Commissions will be calculated and paid on toll-billed
revenue  approximately  30 days after the  bills  are  mailed  on
customer accounts that have not been referred for collection.  In
the event that a charge-back is levied against Agent,

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the charge-
back  will not exceed the amount of commission paid to  Agent  on
the   account(s)   for  which  bills  remain   unpaid   (overpaid
commissions). If for any reason a customer is referred to a third-
party  collection  agency, Agent will immediately  cease  earning
commissions  for  that customer whether or  not  said  collection
agency  is  successful in securing payment. If Company elects  to
reinstate  customer  subsequent to  any  collections  activities,
commissions to Agent for said customer shall recommence  at  that
time.

12.  Continuation of Agreement Upon Sale or Transfer ("Evergreen"
Clause):

In  the event Company is sold to a third party, is merged into or
combined  with  another company, or sells  all  or  part  of  its
customer  accounts during the term of this Agreement,  the  terms
and  conditions of this Agreement shall remain in full force  and
effect and shall inure to the purchaser of said customer accounts
or   the   company  acquiring  Company  or  resulting  from   the
combination or merger with Company whether or not the liabilities
of Company are excluded from the sale or merger, unless otherwise
terminated in writing with the mutual consent of both Company and
Agent.

13. Legal Formalities:

Both  parties hereto agree to comply with all applicable federal,
state  and  local laws. By signing this Agreement,  both  parties
acknowledge  that  they understand that Title 18  of  the  United
States  Code prohibits fraud by wire, including, but not  limited
to,  illegal use of services such as telephone or telegraph,  and
that using such service facilities with intent to commit fraud is
a federal offense.

It is the desire and intent of the parties that the provisions of
this  Agreement  be  enforced to the fullest  extent  permissible
under  the laws of the State of Utah. Accordingly, the  terms  of
this  Agreement  are  determined to  be  severable,  and  if  any
particular  portion is determined to be invalid or unenforceable,
such  determination  shall only apply to  that  portion  of  this
Agreement,  and the balance of this Agreement shall  nevertheless
be  enforceable to the fullest extent permissible under the  laws
and public policies applying thereto.

No  breach  of  this  Agreement shall  be  deemed  waived  unless
expressly  waived  in  writing by the  party  charged  with  such
waiver. The waiver by the Company of a breach of any provision of
this  Agreement shall not be construed as a waiver by the Company
of  any  subsequent breach. No waiver of any breach or  violation
hereof  shall  be  implied from failure by the  Company  to  take
action.

Agent  agrees  that  damages  cannot  reasonably  compensate  the
Company in the event of a violation of the covenants set forth in
this  Agreement, and that it would be difficult to ascertain  the
lost profits which would be suffered and that, by reason thereof,
injunctive  relief would be essential for the protection  of  the
Company.  Accordingly, Agent hereby agrees that in the  event  of
any  such breach, the Company may seek and obtain such injunctive
relief  without  proving damages or posting a bond  in  order  to
prevent  a  continued violation of the terms  of  this  Agreement
Agent,  therefore,  agrees  that the  Company  may  apply  for  a
temporary   restraining   order  and  temporary   and   permanent
injunctions  against the Agent without advance notice  to  Agent.
The foregoing shall not limit the Company in the pursuit of other
remedies.  Agent further agrees that in the event the Company  is
compelled  to  seek  legal  redress for  the  breach  of  Agent's
obligations hereunder, and the Company is successful in obtaining
the   injunction   and/or  damages  or  otherwise,   Agent   will
additionally be liable to the Company for all attorney's fees and
costs of the suit.

Neither  party  will  be  liable  for  failure  to  perform   its
obligations hereunder due to causes beyond its control, including
damage  to  equipment; acts of God; laws or requirements  of  any
government; or national emergencies.

The  provisions of this Agreement shall be binding upon and inure
to the benefit of the Company and its representatives, successors
and/or  assigns. Agent shall not have the right  to  assign  this
Agreement to any other party without the express written  consent
of  the  Company. Any modification to this Agreement must  be  in
writing.

This  Agreement shall be governed by and shall be  construed  and
enforced  in  accordance with the laws  of  the  State  of  Utah,
without  regard  for  its conflicts of laws  rules.  The  parties
hereby submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts for the
State of Utah, in and for the County of Salt Lake, and the United
States District Court for the purpose of construing and enforcing
this Agreement.

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In  the event of any litigation arising under or related to  this
Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover  all
attorneys  fees incurred, including attorneys' fees  incurred  on
appeal.

     This  Agreement  contains  the  full  understanding  of  the
parties.

          (Agent)                            (BuyersOnline)

By:___________________________________       By:___________________________

Title:__________________________________     Title:__________________________

Agency:________________________________      Company: BuyersOnline, Inc.

Date Signed:_____________________________    Date Signed:____________________

Checks Payable To:_______________________

SSN/Fed Tax ID:__________________________

Email:___________________________________

Phone:__________________________________

Agent ID:_____________ (Assigned by Company)

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<PAGE>Exhibit No. 20
BuyersOnline.com, Inc.
Form 10-KSB/ 2000
File No. 0-26917

                 COPP WHEELOCK PARTNERS, L.L.C.
                  14683 Midway Road, Suite 200
                      Addison, Texas 75001,
                Telephone (972) 490-9900, ext 266
                    Facsimile (972) 934-1000
                   E-Mail: rwheelock@vline.net

February 1, 2001

Mr. Ted Stern
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
BuyersOnline, Inc.
66 Wadsworth Park Drive, Suite 101
Draper, Utah 84020

Subject: Agreement for Financial Advisory and Business
Development Services

Dear Mr. Stern:

In. follow-up to our conversations with Bill Shupe, this letter
(referred to herein sometimes as this "Letter" or this
"Agreement") describes the financial advisory and business
development services ("Services") proposed to be performed by
Copp Wheelock Partners, L.L.C. (hereinafter referred to as the
"Financial Advisor" or "Copp Wheelock") for and on behalf of
BuyersOliline, Inc. ("BOL" or the "Company") regarding the
raising up to S20.0 million or more of private equity capital and
performing financial advisory work in connection with potential
mergers with and acquisitions of selected companies now
struggling with the downturn in the technology markets. Proceeds
from the proposed financing(s) will be used to expand the
Company's nationwide business to become the premier residential
and business consumer membership organization offering online
monthly discount services and rebate programs that can help
provide alternative payment sources to, in effect, "zero out"
subscribing customers' monthly bills and provide them with
competitive access to telephone and Internet "Essential Services"
from such providers as Global Crossing, Quest, Williams, and
Broad Wing. Additionally, proceeds from financing are
contemplated to be utilized to develop other strategic
partnerships that will increase traffic over the BuyersOnline web
site. The Company also plans to offer expanded Essential Services
in the future to include wireless communications, satellite
television, home security, utilities, a monthly utilities program
and other new benefits to its members. The Company seeks to
employ alternative marketing techniques to support its aggressive
growth expectations. In turn, targeted acquisitions will be a key
to the future growth of the Company.

The background and qualifications of Copp Wheelock, goals and
objectives of BOL, nature and scope of Services proposed to be
performed and compensation for such Services are described in the
following paragraphs. Your acceptance of the terms,

conditions, and provisions described herein will constitute an
"Agreement" by and between Copp Wheelock and BOL for such
Services.

BACKGROUND AND QUALIFICATIONS

Financial Advisor provides financial advisory and business
development services to emerging entrepreneurial business
enterprises and their principals through its members,
professional associates and broker-dealer affiliate(s). Financial
Advisor's services include preparation and review of business
plans and strategic plans; organizational planning; financial
analysis and reports; market analysis and reports; industry
analysis and reports; analysis and reports on existing and
proposed now products and services lines; assistance in the
preparation of financial projections; business enterprise
valuations; capital structure formulation; structuring of
financial transactions;

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preparation of financing proposals for
procurement of debt, mezzanine and equity financing; due
diligence investigations; mergers, acquisitions, divestitures and
recapitalizations; and coordination of preparation of legal
documentation.

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
The goals and objectives of BOL, as we understand them, are
briefly outlined as follows:

     1.   To build and organize the premier membership
          organization providing jointly residential and business
          consumer Essential Services, namely telephone and
          Internet, based on purchasing these services at
          wholesale and reselling them to BOL's members who also
          benefit from the Shopping Rebate Program for all of the
          strategic product relationships in place presently and
          in the future. The Company seeks to expand its
          membership base not only through aggressive marketing
          techniques, but also by an aggressive acquisition
          program of existing companies ripe for takeover that
          have with a significant existing customer base.
          Examples of some current relationships include Eddie
          Bauer, buy.com, OfficeMax, Omaha Steaks and many
          others. The Company will consider strategic investments
          by financing sources which could also help accelerate
          BOL's and their own internal growth plans.

     2.   To value the Company and to establish parameters for
          establishing a range of enterprise values for its stockholders'
          equity in order to develop guidelines for structuring financing
          to support the future growth of the business.

     3.   To determine the amount and structure of financial
          resources necessary to support the initial development
          and growth of the Company.

     4.   As needed, to obtain additional financing in the form
          of "Senior Secured Debt," "Mezzanine" and/or "Private
          Equity" financing in order to support the exploitation
          of the initial success of the Company's marketing

          efforts as well as the future development and growth of
          BOL, including any acquisitions it may seek to make.

     5.   To minimize the potential dilution of the
          ownership interests of the existing stockholders of
          BOL, balanced against obtaining adequate capital to
          maximize the growth and future equity values of BOL.

     6.   To maximize the rates of growth and levels of
          revenues and profits of B0L, as well as the value of
          its stockholders' equity, commensurate with sound risk
          management practices.

     7.   To identify, investigate, analyze and evaluate
          selected targeted acquisition candidates, establish pro-
          forma values for them, negotiate favorable terms and
          conditions for their acquisition, and close on the
          acquisitions of qualified candidates.

SCOPE 0F SERVICES

The scope of initial Services to be performed by Copp Wheelock
for and on behalf of the BOL will be carried out in two (2)
phases as follows:
               Phase I        Business Planning, Documentation,
                              Identification of Early Strategic
                              Partners and investors
               Phase II       Arrange Financing to Cover
                              Immediate Growth Needs, and
                              Subsequent Acquisition Targets

The nature, and scope of Services to be performed by Financial
Advisor with respect to Phase I will include, but not necessarily
be limited to, the following:

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     1.   Assistance in connection with the investigation,
          analysis and evaluation of the Company's existing and
          proposed business activities; background and
          qualifications of existing and prospective management
          personnel; products and services; facilities;
          organization and employees; markets and customers;
          financial history; existing capital structure; business
          and marketing strategies; business and marketing plans;
          as well as documentation to support the development and
          preparation of "Financing Proposals" and/or' "Private
          Offering Memorandums."

     2.   Assistance in performing and/or reviewing
          research, analysis, evaluation and documenting
          information regarding proposed growth strategies;
          capital expenditure requirements; markets, competitors;
          and industry facts and trends.

     3.        Assistance in the review, preparation and/or
          updating and documentation of financial projections, a
          "Strategic Plan" and "Business Plan" for BOL

     4.        Assistance in the preparation of a valuation of the
          enterprise value of BOL. The parties agree that this
          Agreement may terminated by either party if the parties
          cannot reasonably agree upon the Company's valuation,
          based upon market conditions and sound economic
          evaluation, with respect to any of the financings
          contemplated in this Agreement.

     5.   Assistance in the formulation of capital structures
          for BOL and determining the amounts of Senior Secured
          Debt, Mezzanine and Private Equity financing that will
          be required to -finance the future growth of BOL.

     6.   Determine and recommend to BOL's
          "Management" the terms, conditions, and provisions of
          each component of Senior Secured Debt, Mezzanine and
          Private Equity financings.

     7.   Assistance, in the preparation of Financing
          Proposals and/or Private Offering Memorandums for the
          potential financings.

     8.   Assist BOL in developing or updating PowerPoint
          and other presentations to prospective financing
          sources.

     9.   We expect to commence the engagement upon
          receipt of an executed copy of this engagement letter
          and receipt of the initial installment of the Base
          Fees.  We expect to conclude the Phase I work
          approximately three (3) to four (4) weeks thereafter,
          excluding holidays This completion schedule
          contemplates that we will receive cooperation from you
          and your personnel, timely receipt of requested
          information, and the assumption that unexpected
          circumstances will not be encountered. We will attempt
          to complete the Phase I work in as close to three (3)
          weeks as is possible subject to receipt of the
          necessary information.

The nature and scope of Services to be performed by Financial
Advisor with respect to Phase II will include, but not
necessarily be limited to, the following:

     1.        Identify and develop financial resources for BOL.
     2.        Assist BOL's Management to arrange and attend
          meetings with, and advise about presentations to
          prospective financing sources.
     3.   Assist in preparation of correspondence and other
          documentation relating to the proposed Senior Secured
          Debt, Mezzanine and/or Private Equity financings.
     4.   Advise BOL in obtaining written proposals and/or
          commitments from prospective financing sources.

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     5.   Prepare evaluations of alternative proposals and/or
          commitments from prospective financing sources.
     6.   Assist financing sources in performing the required
          due diligence.
     7         Assist BOL in reviewing the final terms,
               conditions
          and provisions of the proposed financing.
     8.        Coordinate the preparation and review of legal
          documents.
     9.        Coordinate the closings and fun dings of the
          proposed Senior Secured Debt, Mezzanine and /or Private
          Equity financings
     10.  Evaluate new acquisition candidates, prepare
          proposed terms and conditions for their acquisitions
          and arrange financing to complete the acquisitions.

It is expressly understood and agreed that the reports, results
of analysis, valuations, etc. produced in conjunction with or
completed pursuant to this engagement by Financial Advisor will
be based on materials, information and representations provided
by BOL and its Management. BOL and its Management are responsible
for the accuracy and completeness of the work product generated.
All work product generated will remain the sole property and
responsibility of DOL. Financial Advisor shall be entitled to
maintain copies of its work product for quality control purposes.

COMPENSATION
As compensation for the Services described above, BOL will pay
Financial Advisor "Base Fees" plus "Success Fees" and "Advisory
Fees" as follows:

Base Fees

Phase I. For Services to be rendered, Financial Advisor will be
paid a "Base Fee" ("Base Fee") in the amount of $10,000.00,
payable upon execution of this Agreement and $10,000.00 payable
upon acceptance by the Company of a "Term Sheet" or letter of
intent ("LOI") or the closing of "angel financing" described
hereinbelow, from one (1) or more financing sources identified
and introduced to the Company by or through Financial Advisor and
its associates ("Identified Sources"). Prior to the completion of
Phase II, Copp Wheelock may assist the Company in attracting some
interim "angel" financing (the "Angel Financing") and assist
management in closing such transactions. Upon completion of any
financing, including Angel Financing, in excess of a minimurn of
$1,000:,000.00 (referred to heroin sometimes as the "Minimum
Financing") that is provided by or through one or more Identified
Sources, Advisor shall be entitled to a monthly base fee retainer
of $10,000.00 per month for a period of five (5) months. The
parties understand that the Company requires financing in excess
of the Angel financing to complete its business plan

Upon BOL's execution of this Agreement, Financial Advisor shall
be granted the "Exclusive Rights" to assist BOL and its
Management in arranging the proposed financing for a period of
180 days thereafter (the "Exclusive Period"), specifically
excluding BOL's current contacts, described more fully on Exhibit
"A,"' attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference (BOL's
Contacts") and after closing shall continue to be the Financial
Advisor for subsequent acquisitions and financings of the Company
during the term of this Agreement.

Success Fees

Phase II. Financial Advisor will be paid "Success Fees" ("Success
Fees") equal to various percentages of the gross amounts of
financing received by BOL and/or its affiliates from Identified
Sources and/or financing sources other than the BOL Contacts
as follows:

                                        % of Gross
                                      Amounts Received
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Senior Secured Debt                               1.25%
Mezzanine Financing                               3.00%
Private Equity Financing                          5.00%
Angel Financing                                   7.00%

All Success Fees shall be payable in cash, or BOL stock or
options if so agreed upon by the parties:, by BOL and its
affiliates to Financial Advisor immediately upon closing of each
financing transaction. The Base Fees -paid to Financial Advisor
will not be credited against or deducted from Success fees
described above.

Senior Secured Debt financing will include proceeds from debt
obligations of BOL and/or its affiliates that required periodic
interest and principal payments and which are secured by the
assets of the BOL and/or its affiliates.

Mezzanine. financing will include proceeds from the issuance of
unsecured debt obligations of BOL and/or its affiliates that
require periodic payments of interest and principal. Such
Mezzanine financing may require deferred interest payments or the
grant of options or warrants to purchase capital stock or other
equity interests in. BOL and/or its affiliates, which are
designed as a "yield enhancement" mechanism, but that are
significantly disproportionately less dilutive to the ownership
interests of other equity holders than would be an equivalent
amount of equity financing.

Private Equity will include gross proceeds received by BOL and/or
its affiliates from the issuance of common stock or preferred
stock, unsecured debt obligations that are
convertible into capital stock and capital contributions that
represent a current or future ownership interest in BOL and/or
its affiliates.

The Phase II Success Fees described above and the Additional
Consideration subsequently described that directly relate to any
portion of the contemplated financing that is provided by BOL's
Contacts are specifically excluded. Should BOL involve Advisor,
in writing, in a transaction with any of the BOL Contacts, then
the Phase II Success Fees shall apply as set forth in this
Agreement.

During the term of this Agreement, BOL, its Management and its
officers, directors and stockholders will not solicit additional
financing sources and any inquires from any potential additional
financing sources that they become aware of shall be referred to
Financial Advisor, other than continuing to pursue financing
options with the BOL Contacts.  In the event that an agreement is
reached with any of the Identified Sources and/or any financing
sources other than the BOL Contacts, during the term of this
Agreement to provide financing for BOL and/or its affiliates, the
Success Fees and Additional Consideration described herein shall
be payable and granted to Financial Advisor upon closing of any
financing transaction with such sources, in excess of the Minimum
Financing.

In the event that an acceptable financing transaction is not
closed, committed or otherwise agreed to during the Exclusive
Period, BOL's Management shall be entitled to use Financial
Advisor's work product and/or information derived therefrom to
seek alternative financing for BOL and/or its affiliates only
with Qualified Institutional Buyers.

Advisory Fees

The Financial Advisor will be entitled to be paid "Advisory Fees"
("Advisory Fees") equal to the greater of 1.25% or the following
percentages of the "Implied Enterprise Value" (as further
described below) of each acquisition that is identified by
Advisor during the term of this Agreement and ultimately closed
within eighteen (18) months from the date of termination of this
Agreement. Should BOL identify an acquisition through its
network, contacts or affiliates during the term hereof and elect
to involve Advisor, in writing, for advisory or other purposes,
the Advisory Fees set forth in this paragraph shall apply:

                                                  % of
                                             Implied Enterprise
                                                  Value

First                    $1,000,000              5.00%
Next                     $1,000,000              4.00%

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Next                     $1,000,000              3,00%
Next                    $1,0001-000            2.000/a
Amounts in excess of     $4,000,000              1.00%

The Advisory Fees described above shall be payable in cash, or in
BOL stock and/or options if so agreed upon by the parties, by BOL
and/or its affiliates to Financial Advisor, immediately upon the
closing of each acquisition transaction.

It is expressly acknowledged, understood and agreed that for
purposes of this Agreement, "Implied Enterprise Value" shall mean
the total fair market value of an entity or business identified
and introduced to BOL by Financial Advisor, that is acquired in
whole or in part by, or merged, consolidated or combined with,
the Company and/or its affiliates (the "Target"), Such total fair
market value shall consist of the sum of, without duplication,
(a) the fair market value of the owners' equity of the Target, or
a subsidiary or affiliate thereof, plus (b) the amount of any
outstanding preferred equity securities of the Target, or a
subsidiary or affiliate thereof, to the extent of the rights of
their holders to receive cash or assets of the Target including
liquidation preferences and premiums and dividends, plus (c) the
amount of all indebtedness (including short-term debt, long-term
debt, capitalized leases and other indebtedness including accrued
interest thereon, but excluding accounts payable and accrued
liabilities (other than accrued interest on all indebtedness)
arising in the ordinary course of business) of the Target, or a
subsidiary or affiliate thereof, immediately prior to the
consummation of the acquisition.

Financial Advisor and the Company hereby agree that they will
cooperate with each other to reach an, agreement in writing with
respect to the determination of Implied Enterprise Values and.
the resolution of any disagreements that many arise in connection
therewith prior to undertaking the investigation, analysis and
evaluation of any acquisition transaction.

BOL agrees that the Success Fees and Advisory Fees shall be
earned and paid immediately on funding of any financing
transaction and/or closing of an acquisition transaction, without
any withholdings or offsets by BOL and/or its affiliates. This
Agreement shall be deposited with the investor or agent
responsible for the closing(s) and is BOL's authorization to the
investor/agent to pay directly to Financial Advisor or its
designees the Success Fees and Advisory Fees set forth herein in
accordance with the payment instructions provided by Financial
Advisor.

EXPENSE REEMBURSEMENT

Financial Advisor shall be entitled to be reimbursed by BOL for
all reasonable direct expenses incurred by it in connection with
performing the Services described herein. Such expenses may
include, without limitation, business meals, travel,
entertainment of potential financing sources, copying, printing,
report preparation, production and binding, postage and delivery,
long distance telephone and facsimile charges, legal fees and
expenses, and all other reasonable direct expenses. Upon BOL's
approval, BOL will fund in advance all travel expenses and
provide expense advances to Copp Wheelock any travel-related
expenses. No such expenses in excess of $1,000.00 will be
incurred without the prior approval of DOL. Expenses, other than
those prepaid, will be billed on a semi-monthly basis and will be
due and payable within fifteen (15) business days from the date
of billing. The total expenses hereunder shall not exceed
$50,000.00, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the parties.

ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATION

As "Additional Consideration" for Services to be rendered by
Financial Advisor on behalf of BOL, Financial Advisor shall be
granted upon acceptance by the Company of a "Term Sheet" or LOI
from one (1) or more of the Identified Sources, or upon
completion of Angel Financing, as described above, "Options" or
"Warrants" (the "Warrants") to purchase 300,000 shares of BOL's
common stock exercisable over a five (5) year period with an
exercise price of $2.50 per share as follows: Advisor will fully
vest in 100,000 of the Warrants upon BOL's receipt of the Minimum
Financing; Advisor will fully vest the next 100,000 of the
Warrants upon BOL's receiving a total of $2,000,000 in financing
from the Identified Sources; and the balance of the Warrants will
vest upon BOL's receipt of a total of S3,000,000 in financing
from the Identified Sources. Subsequent to BOL's receipt of the
Minimum Financing, the vesting of the Warrants as described in
the preceding paragraph, shall occur pro rata. For example should
Financial Advisor complete $500,000 in Angel Financing above the
Minimum Financing, Financial Advisor would vest in an additional
50,000 of the Warrants, etc.

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In addition, Financial Advisor shall be granted additional
Options or Warrants to purchase ownership interests in BOL and/or
its affiliates or successors upon successful completion and
closing of any Private Equity and/or Mezzanine financing
transactions with Identified Sources and any financing sources
equal to the Minimum Financing (excluding the BOL Contacts) that
are identified during the term of this Agreement, on a
transaction by transaction basis.

The Options or Warrants to granted to Financial Advisor with
respect to the successful closing of Private Equity financing
shall represent the right to acquire a fully-diluted ownership
interest in BOL. The percentage ownership interest for Private
Equity financing shall be based on the following ratio: one tenth
of one percent (0.1%) per five hundred thousand dollars
($500,000.00) of Private Equity financing received by BOL and/or
its affiliates from Identified. Sources and any financing sources
other than the B0L Contacts that are identified during the term
of this Agreement. The exercise price for such ownership
interests shall be the greater of $2.50 or one hundred and ten
percent (110%) of the then market value of BOL's stock.

The Options or Warrants to be granted to Financial Advisor with
respect to the successful closing of Mezzanine financing shall
represent the right to acquire a fully-diluted ownership interest
in the Company. The percentage ownership interest for Mezzanine
financing shall be based on the following ratio: one tenth of one
percent (0.1%) per five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000,00) of
Mezzanine financing received by BOL and/or its affiliates from
Identified Sources and any financing sources other than the BOL
Contacts that are identified during the term of this Agreement.
The exercise price for such ownership interests shall be equal to
the price to be paid for a comparable fully-diluted ownership
interest by financing sources who provide Mezzanine financing The
exercise price for such ownership interests shall be the greater
of $2.50 or one hundred and ten per cent (110%): of the then
market value of BOL's common stock.

It is expressly understood and agreed that the total ownership
interests of Financial Advisor shall not exceed three percent
(3.00%) of the total, post-Copp Wheelock financings, ownership
interests of BOL on a fully-diluted basis.

The Options or Warrants to be granted to Financial Advisor shall
be exercisable for a period of five (5) years from the date they
are granted. Financial Advisor shall also have "piggy-back"
registration rights with respect to the shares of common stock or
other ownership interests underlying the Opinions or Warrants,
without cost or expense to Financial Advisor.

COMPLIANCE WITH SECURITIES LAWS

Financial advisor and BOL agree that they and all their officers,
directors, stockholders, partners, members, managers, employees
and agents will comply with all state and federal securities laws
and statutes in connection with the financing and acquisition
transactions contemplated by this Agreement

TERM

This Agreement will commence on the date of its execution and
shall terminate 180 days thereafter unless extended by mutual
written consent of BOL and Financial Advisor, The term of this
Agreement shall be automatically extended for one (1) year from
the date of closing of an aggregate of $7 million in financings
from any Identified Source and financing sources, other than the
BOL Contacts, that are identified during the term of this
Agreement

NON-CIRCUMVENTION

BOL agrees that if it or any of its officers, directors,
stockholders, partners, members, managers, or affiliates enter
into any financing, acquisition, sale, or business transactions
with any Identified Source during a period of eighteen months
(18) months from the date of termination of this Agreement, the
Success Fees, Advisory Fees and Additional Consideration
described herein shall be payable to Financial Advisor.

ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS

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BOL and Financial Advisor agree that they will execute such
additional documents as shall be reasonably required to evidence
or clarify the: intent of the parties contemplated by this
Agreement.

SOLE AGILEEMNT AND JURISDICTION

It is expressly understood and agreed that this Agreement covers
only Services pertaining to the proposed financial advisory and
business development activities and related financing and
acquisition transactions discussed herein, and constitutes the
sole agreement between BOL and Copp Wheelock Any additional
services that may be performed by Financial Advisor on behalf of
BOL and/or its affiliates will be the subject of a separate
written agreement. This Agreement may be amended only by written
agreement by BOL and Financial Advisor. This Agreement and the
rights and obligations of the parties hereto, shall be governed
by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of
Texas (without regard to any rules or principles of conflicts of
law might look to any jurisdiction outside the State of Texas).

ARBITRATION

If at any time during the term of this Agreement any dispute,
difference or disagreement shall arise upon or in respect of the
Agreement, such dispute, difference or disagreement shall be
referred to a single arbiter agreed upon by the parties, or if no
single arbiter can be agreed upon, an arbiter or arbiter shall be
selected in accordance with the rules of the American Arbitration
Association ("AAA") and such dispute, difference or disagreement
shall be settled by arbitration in Dallas, Texas in accordance
with the then prevailing commercial rules of the AAA, and
judgment upon the award rendered by the arbiter(s) may be entered
in any court of competent jurisdiction and shall include award of
costs to the prevailing party.

MODIFICATIONS AND WAIVERS

This Agreement may not be amended or modified, nor any of its
terms waived, except by a written instrument duly executed by all
parties to this Agreement. A waiver by any party of a

breach of any provision of this Agreement by another party, or
any right under this Agreement, will not be effective unless in
writing and will not operate to waive or excuse any subsequent
breach or to waive any other right. Failure of a party to insist
upon strict compliance with any of the terms of this Agreement
will not be doomed a waiver of such right at any subsequent time.

SEVERABILITY

In the event that any one or more of the provisions contained in
this Agreement shall, for any reason, be held to be invalid,
illegal or unenforceable in any respect, such invalidity,
illegality or unenforceability shall not affect any other
provisions of this Agreement, and all other provisions shall
remain in full force and affect. If any of the provisions of this
Agreement are held to be excessively broad, it shall be reformed
and construed by limiting and reducing it so as to be enforceable
to the maximum extent permitted by law.

COUNTERPARTS

This Agreement may be executed in several counterparts, each of
which shall be deemed an original and all of which shall
constitute one and the same Agreement. In addition, facsimile
copies shall be treated the same as originals.

ATTORNEY'S FEES AND COSTS

If any action at law or in equity is necessary to enforce or
interpret the terms of this Agreement, the prevailing Party shall
be entitled to reasonable attorney's fees, costs and necessary
disbursements.

NONEXCLUSIVITY

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The professional services to be performed by Financial Advisor
for and on behalf of BOL and/or its affiliates are not to be
deemed to be exclusive, except as set forth otherwise herein, and
Financial Advisor shall be free to render professional services
to others and to engage in other activities, so long as its
Services under this Agreement are not impaired thereby. It is
understood and agreed that the officers, members, and managers of
Copp Wheelock are not prohibited from engaging in any other
business activity or from rendering services to any other person,
or from serving as partners, officers, directors or trustees of,
or from owning or holding ownership interests in, any other firm,
corporation or business entity.

DELEGATION OF RESPONSIBILITIES

All Service to be provided by Copp Wheelock under this Agreement
may be famished by any members, managers, officers or employees
of Financial Advisor, by any professional associates or
affiliates of Financial Advisor under its supervision, or by any
party to which such services may lawfully be delegated,

AUTHORITY

Copp Wheelock shall not hold itself out as authorized to
represent BOL, save as the provider of the Services under this
Agreement, or otherwise enter into or purport to enter into any
commitment on behalf of BOL

ASSIGNABILITY

It is expressly understood and agreed that Financial Advisor may
assign its rights under this Agreement to a broker-dealer
affiliate that is a licensed member of the National Association
of Securities Dealers, without the prior consent of B0L.

NOTICES

Any notices to be given hereunder by any party to the other may
be effected either by personal delivery in writing, by mail,
registered or certified, postage prepaid with return. receipt
requested, by facsimile or by e-mail.  Notices delivered
personally shall be deemed communicated as of actual receipt;
mailed notices shall be deemed communicated as of seven (7) days
after mailing; facsimile and e-mail notices shall be deemed
communicated one (1) day after receipt by sender of transmission
confirmation. Notices shall be addressed to the parties as
follows, but each party may change its, address or other
information by written notice in accordance with this paragraph:

If to the Company:

Ted Stem
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
BuyersOnline, Inc.
66 Wadsworth Park Drive, Suite. 101
Draper, Utah 84020
Telephone: (877) 511-3684

If to CoppWheelock

Robert L. Wheelock, President
Copp Wheelock Partners, L.L.C.
14683 Midway Road, Suite 200
Addison, Texas 75001
Telephone: (972) 490-9900, ext.266
Fax: (972) 934-1000
E-Mail: rwheelock@vline.net

LIMITATION ON LIABILITY INDEMNIFICATION AND HOLD HARMLESS

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Financial Advisor's maximum liability relating to Services
rendered under this Agreement (regardless of form of action,
whether in contract, negligence or otherwise) shall be limited to
the compensation actually received by Financial. Advisor for the
portion of its Services or work products giving rise to
liability. In no event shall Financial Advisor be liable for
consequential, special, incidental or punitive loss, damage or
expense (including, without limitation, lost profits or savings,
opportunity costs, etc.) even if advised of their possible
existence.

BOL shall indemnify and hold harmless Financial Advisor from and
against any claims, liabilities, costs and expenses (including,
without limitation, attorney fees and the time involved) brought
against, paid or incurred by Financial Advisor at any time and in
any way arising out of or relating to Financial Advisor's
Services under this Agreement, except to the extent finally
determined to have resulted from the gross negligence or willful
misconduct of Financial Advisor.

If the terms, conditions, and provisions set forth herein are in
accordance with your understanding and approval of our Agreement,
please so signify by signing and dating a copy of this letter in
the space provided below and returning it to Copp Wheelock
together with a check made payable to Copp Wheelock Partners,
L.L.C. in the amount of $ 10,000.00 (representing the initial
installment of the Base Fees). We look forward to working with
you on this very exciting and dynamic business development
project.

Sincerely,

COPP WHEELOCK PARTNERS, L.L.C

Robert L. Wheelock, III
President

ACKNOWLEDGED UNDERSTOOD APPROVED, AND AGREED:
Buyers Online, Inc.

By:  /s/
Its:
Date:
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                    EXHIBIT"A"
                    BOL Contacts

          1.        Howard Bronson & Associates.
          2.        Donald & Company Securities Inc.
          3.        Howard Lamda, Esq.
          4         Sensor Corporation.
          5.        Dr. Pat Peters, LLC.
          6.        Brian Smith & Infinity Partners.
          7.        Marvin Adler; Adler & Company.
          8.        David Hill.
          9.        First LevelCapital.
          10.       David Angerbauer.
          11.       Greg Kofford.
          12.       D.A. Davidson Securities.
          13.       Cornerstone Capital.
          14.       Gary Smith.
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