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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.7

RSA SOFTWARE, INC.

1. SPECIFICATIONS

After reviewing your Functional Specifications Checklist and my discussions
with you and Paul Bryan of InTouch, we would deal with the following areas of
MetroBingo:

1.       User Interface
         -        All inputs screens (Text format only).
         -        Expected processing and outputs
         -        Workflow descriptions
         -        Event interaction
         -        Database Layout
         -        Database Integrity & File Relationship

2.    Reporting
         -        Detailing the required reports.

3.    Administration - Administrative functions

We would write two documents:

         Application Overview will outline the system, screen layouts and
         administrative functions/reports.

         Technical Guide will deal the databases, program flow and event
         interaction.

The approximate cost will be between $ 6,800 and $ 8,000.

We would also receive $ 25,000 in Softnet Shares (OTC BB:SFNT restricted 144).
Based on Wednesday's closing of 1.375 this would be approximately 18,000 shares.

We would require deposit in the amount of $ 3,000 on your visit to Montreal
before proceeding. Final payment would be on presentation of the final report in
Vancouver.

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RSA SOFTWARE, INC.

2. Administrative Reports

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Once the database specification are accepted, we would then write the reports in
Crystal. Since at this time we don't know the number of reports required, it is
hard to estimate but based on previous experience, would suggest the following
as a staring point and have estimated for a maximum of 20 reports. The cost is
approximately $200 per report and others could be added as needed.

1.   Summarized Player List                 11.      Daily Transaction list
2.   Detailed Player List                   12.      Audit List
3.   Lockup Table List                      13.       Cash Control Report
4,   Game Type List                         14.       Payout Report
5.   Game Schedule                          15.       Player Usage
6.   Players per Games                      16.       Advertising Report
7.    Payout Report                         17.
8.   Player Stats                           18.
9.   Player Transaction List                19.
10. Game Transaction List                   20.

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RSA SOFTWARE, INC.

3. SCHEDULE :
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Meeting with Fabrice in Montreal to define game outline        2-3 days

Write Application Overview and submit to Fabrice for approval  3-4 days

Fabrice review, approval and modifications                     2-3 days

Create database outline                                        3-4 days

Detail program flow and event interaction                      3-4 days

Meeting with Fabrice & Team in Vancouver                       4 days
With Technical Guide for final modifications                   (includes travel)

                                                               17-20 days

We would begin writing the reports once the database structures have been
accepted.

4. OTHER CONDITIONS:

Travel, out of pocket expenses or the purchase of any required development
software is not included and will be billed to MetroBingo and payable upon
receipt

Any additional work not covered in this quote will be billed at our current
hourly rates of $ 150 per hour or $ 50 hour plus $ 150 in Softnet Shares.

All amounts are in US Dollars.

Signed this 22nd day of April, 1999 in Montreal, Quebec.

Randy Soule                                              Fabrice L'Heureux
RSA Software, Inc                                        Metro Bingo

/S/ RANDY SOULE                                          /S/ FABRICE L'HEUREUX
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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.8

                                    ADDENDUM
                                      TO AN
                                    AGREEMENT

         WHEREAS DCI INC. and iCYSTAL INC. have entered into a Licensing
         Agreement Dated April 8, 1999.

         AND WHEREAS both parties wish to add the following clause to the
         Agreement which will become an integra1 part of the Agreement the
         fo1lwing clause shall be added.

         F A. ADVERTISING OBLIGATION: The Licensor shall agree to spend up to
         $70,000.00 USD to promote the website of the Master Licensee over a six
         month period beginning May 1, 1999. In return the Licensor shall be
         entitled to receive an additional 10%of the Master Licensee's portion
         of the NET GAMING REVENUE until either whichever of the Following comes
         first.

             1) The $70,000.00 is paid in full
                           or
             2) December 31, 1999

         Dated this 1st day of MAY 1999 in the city of Vancouver, the province
         of British Columbia.

SOFTNET INDUSTRIES INC.

/S/ D. J. Slamko
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DCI INC.

/S/ Irvin Maximea
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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.9

                                SERVICE CONTRACT

THIS AGREEMENT made as of the 28th day of June, 1999, by and between Softnet
Industries Inc., a software development company incorporated under the laws of
the state of Delaware, (hereinafter called the Company) and 743633 Alberta Ltd.
(DBA Computer Assistants) hereinafter called the Contractor.

                                   WITNESSETH

WHEREAS the Contractor is about to be or is engaged by the Company and has or
will thereby become acquainted with the Company's business, records, and other
confidential information; and

WHEREAS the Company is engaged in the business of software and website
development; and

WHEREAS the parties hereto acknowledge that the goodwill of the Company and the
contained patronage of its customers and a list of names, addresses and phone
numbers of the its customers or potential customers or leads constitutes a
principal asset of the Company, the same being acquired through its efforts and
the expenditure of time and money; and

WHEREAS each of the Contractors or associates of the Company hold a position of
trust and confidence and are in large measure enabled by such association to
become acquainted with the many customers, contacts and associates of the
Company, their names, addresses, phone numbers and, with other of the Company's
businesses, security and confidential matters; and

WHEREAS the parties hereto acknowledge the necessity of restrictive covenants
and non-solicitation covenants of the Contractor herein set forth, and for the
reasonable and proper protection of the good will of the Company's business, and
that the same constitutes a material portion of the consideration of engagement.

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

DUTIES

The Company or its affiliates of subsidiaries engages the Contractor as a
Director of Technology. The Contractor's responsibilities, duty and authority
shall be those commonly associated with such a position including, but not
limited to, the following:

         --        manage the Company's technical office and employees thereof
         --        oversee and administer the Company's software development
         --        direct the Company's, and the Company's licensees, technical
                   hardware
         --        report directly to the president of the company

COMPENSATION

Beginning on the 31st day of July, 1999 the Company shall pay, and the
Contractor agrees to accept as compensation for the services to be rendered
herein, the sum of US$5,000.00 per month. In addition, the Contractor shall
receive the following

         --        62,500 shares on July 1, 1999
         --        62,500 shares on July 1, 2000
         --        62,500 shares on July 1,2001
         --        62,500 shares on July 1, 2002

unless this agreement has been previously terminated by either party. The
Contractor's monetary compensation shall be open to review from time to time
whereupon the Contractor's compensation may increase depending on the
performance of the Contractor.

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FURTHER OBLIGATIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR
The Contractor agrees to the following;

      a)   to exercise and carry out all rules, regulations, duties and policies
           of the Company, and observe all such directions and restrictions as
           the Company may, from time to time, impose upon the Contractor

      b)   during the term of this agreement, not to engage in any business,
           calling or enterprise which is or may be competitive or contrary to
           the welfare, interest or benefit of the business of the Company

      c)   during the term of this agreement, to provide the services of
           Reginald Oake on a fill time basis to carry out the obligations of
           the Contractor. if Reginald Oake is unable to perform the obligations
           contained herein, the Contractor will supply a substitute individual
           (it being understood by both parties that the Company, after
           reviewing the substitute individual's resume, will have the right to
           terminate this agreement if it determines that, in its sole
           discretion, the substitute individual does not have the same skills
           or qualification as that of Reginald Oake.

TERM

The services shall begin on July 1, 1999 and shall continue at will until
terminated by either party giving notice. Either party may terminate this
agreement upon fourteen (14) days prior written notice to the other. The Company
reserves the right to terminate this agreement at any time during the first six
(6) months at its sole discretion or at any other time for cause.

CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

All confidential information and trade secrets, including by not limited to,
names and lists of clientele or licensees, software, specification, suppliers,
operations or technical manuals, and all information, files and records
referring to, or relating thereto, however maintained are valuable, special and
unique assets of the Company and the sole and exclusive property of the Company.
Any of the projects on which the Contractor works, on behalf of the Company, are
the sole property of the Company.

COVENANT NOT TO COMPETE

Upon termination of the Contractor's services, the Contractor, any of it's
officers or directors, or any individual associated with the Contractor shall
not, for a period of one (1) year, either directly or indirectly, enter into or
engage in the business of software, systems administration, security, or website
development specifically designed for use in Internet gaming.

FURTHER DUTIES OF THE CONTRACTOR

The Contractor guarantees to have a qualified person, acceptable to the company,
available to the Company on a full time basis. The Contractor should be aware
that duties associated with this agreement may involve travel from the Company's
place of business to various locations throughout the world.

DUTIES AFTER TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT

The Contractor further agrees that upon termination of this agreement, the
Contractor will immediately surrender to the Company all samples, licensee
contact information, price lists, brochures, supplier, books and records,
documents, operations or technical manuals, software (either developed or under
development) of or in connection with the Company's licensees or business,
passwords, codes, security technical information and protocols and all other in
the Contractor's possession which belongs to the Company, it being distinctly
understood that all such items, including all software which is or was developed
by the Contractor is the property of the Company.

SERVABILITY

The invalidity or unenforceability of any provision of this agreement shall in
no way affect the validity or enforceability of any other provision.

BENEFIT

This agreement shall insure to the benefit of and be binding upon the Company,
its successors and assigns, and the Contractor and its heirs, executors,
administrators and legal representatives.

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SITUS

This agreement shall be construed and governed in accordance with the laws of
the province of British Co1umbia.

PRIOR AGREEMENTS

This agreement supersedes any prior written or verbal agreements

ARBITRATION

Any controversy relating to this agreement or the interpretation thereof shall
be settled by arbitration in the city of Vancouver, B.C., pursuant to the rules
then in play for the province of British Columbia.

ADDRESS

The addresses for each party to receive any formal notice or notices from the
other party are as follows:

iCrystal Inc.                      743633 Alberta Ltd. (DBA Computer Assistants)
3237 King George Highway                                 #74,  9520 - 174 Street
Suite l01B                                                 Edmonton, AB T5T  5Z3
Surrey, BC V4A 1B7

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have executed this agreement on the date
first written above.

                                                          COMPANY

/S/ D. J. Slamko

WITNESS                                    By:  /S/ Larry Hrabi
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                                                        CONTRACTOR

/S/ D. J. Slamko

WITNESS                                    By:  /S/Reginald Oake
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