Document:

EXHIBIT 10 (B)

                                ADDENDUM NO. 2

                                    to the

                            RETROCESSION CONTRACT
                           Effective:  June 1, 1998

                                  issued to

                         DORINCO REINSURANCE COMPANY
                              Midland, Michigan

                                      by

                 AMERICAN HALLMARK INSURANCE COMPANY OF TEXAS
                                Dallas, Texas

 IT IS HEREBY AGREED, effective October 1, 1999, that paragraph A. 1. of
 ARTICLE IV shall be deleted and the following substituted therefor:

 "A.  1.   The Retrocedant  shall  furnish the  Retrocessionaire  an  account
      within 45 days following the end of each month.  The Retrocedant  shall
      include in this report for informational purposes, the amount of  ceded
      unearned premium and outstanding loss reserves.  The Retrocessionaire's
      proportion  (i.e.,  the  percent  stipulated  in  ARTICLE  I)  of   the
      Retrocedant's   reinsurance premiums  under the  Underlying  Agreement,
      less the provisional ceding commission allowed thereunder and less loss
      and  loss  adjustment   expenses  paid  on   losses  ascribed  to   the
      Underwriting Year, shall be  paid by the debtor  party to the  creditor
      within 75 days following the end of each month."

 The provisions of this Contract shall remain otherwise unchanged.

 IN WITNESS  WHEREOF, the  parties hereto  have caused  this Addendum  to  be
 executed by their duly authorized representatives at:

 Midland, Michigan, this _______________ day of_______________________, 20__.

                        ___________________________________________________
                        DORINCO REINSURANCE COMPANY

 Dallas, Texas, this __________________ day of _______________________, 20__.

                        ___________________________________________________
                        AMERICAN HALLMARK INSURANCE COMPANY OF TEXASEXHIBIT 10 (C)

                            COMMUTATION AGREEMENT

 AGREEMENT effective  April 30,  2000 by  and  between Vesta  Fire  Insurance
 Corporation, an Alabama  Company ("Vesta") and  American Hallmark  Insurance
 Company of Texas, a Texas Company (the "Reinsured").

 WHEREAS, the parties  hereto have entered  into the  Automobile Quota  Share
 Reinsurance Treaty, effective January 1, 1991  and terminated March 1,  1992
 and the  Quota Share  Retrocession Agreement,  effective March  1, 1992  and
 terminated July 1, 1996, under which  Vesta (known as Liberty National  Fire
 Insurance Company prior to March 1, 1994) has reinsured certain  liabilities
 of the Reinsured (the "reinsurance contracts"); and

 WHEREAS, the parties  hereto now  wish to  fully and  finally determine  and
 settle all liabilities and obligations of the parties under the  reinsurance
 contracts.

 NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the  covenants set forth herein and  the
 payments to be made hereunder, the parties agree as follows:

 ARTICLE I - PAYMENT

 In consideration of the release given by the Reinsured in Article II  below,
 Vesta hereby (1)  agrees to  pay to the  Reinsured within  10 business  days
 after execution of this document the sum of $506,931.76 and (2) releases and
 discharges the Reinsured for any unpaid premiums due Vesta by the  Reinsured
 under the reinsurance contracts.

 ARTICLE II - RELEASE

 In consideration of the  payment and release described  in Article I  above,
 the Reinsured  on behalf  of itself,  its  agents, successors  and  assigns,
 hereby releases and  forever discharges Vesta,  its successors and  assigns,
 from any and all liabilities and obligations arising under or related to the
 reinsurance contracts, whether known or unknown, reported or unreported, and
 whether currently  existing or  arising in  the  future, including  but  not
 limited to all  claims, debts, demands,  causes of action,  duties, sums  of
 money, covenants,  contracts, controversies,  agreements, promises,  doings,
 omissions, damages, judgments, costs, expenses  and losses whatsoever.   The
 Reinsured acknowledges  the  payment  described in  Article  I  above  as  a
 complete accord,  satisfaction, settlement  and commutation  of all  Vesta's
 liabilities and obligations under  the reinsurance contracts, including  any
 claims for commission or brokerage, and  does hereby agree to indemnify  and
 hold harmless Vesta, its  successors and assigns, from  and against any  and
 all liability,  costs,  damages  or  expenses,  including  attorney's  fees,
 incurred in connection with any and all actual or threatened claims, actions
 or proceedings against Vesta or the Reinsured, or either of their successors
 or assigns, arising out of or relating to the reinsurance contracts.

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 ARTICLE III - GENERAL

 A.   This Agreement shall be binding upon and shall inure to the benefit  of
      the parties hereto and their respective successors and assigns.

 B.   This Agreement  shall  constitute  the  entire  agreement  between  the
      parties hereto related  to the  subject matter  hereof and  may not  be
      modified or amended, except by a written agreement executed by each  of
      the parties.

 C.   This Agreement shall be  governed by and  construed in accordance  with
      the laws of the State of Texas.

 D.   In the event that is  Agreement is determined to  be null and void,  in
      whole or in part, the parties agree that (1) the Reinsured will  return
      the full amount  of the payment  described in Article  I above and  (2)
      Vesta will reassume its liabilities under the reinsurance contracts.

 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be
 executed by their respective authorized officers.

                          VESTA FIRE INSURANCE CORPORATION

                          By:  _______________________________________

                          Title:  _____________________________________

                          AMERICAN HALLMARK INSURANCE
                          COMPANY OF TEXAS

                          By:  _______________________________________

                          Title:  _____________________________________EXHIBIT 10.16

                              PURCHASE AGREEMENT
                                 BY AND AMONG
                           PEGASUS SOLUTIONS, INC.
                 GLOBAL ENTERPRISE TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS, LLC
                    ENTERPRISE HOSPITALITY SOLUTIONS, INC.
                          THE RIVADALLA FAMILY TRUST
                           AND CHRISTIAN RIVADALLA

                         Dated as of October 31, 2000

                              TABLE OF CONTENTS

 ARTICLE 1   Transaction Terms                                      1
       1.1   Purchase and Sale of Interest in GETS                  1
       1.2   Future Options to Purchase Interests in GETS           1
       1.3   Initial Closing                                        3
       1.4   Deliveries at the Initial Closing                      3
       1.5   Deliveries at Any Subsequent Closings                  3
       1.6   Member Representative for the Members                  4
 ARTICLE 2   Representations and Warranties of GETS,
             the Members and Rivadalla                              4
       2.1   Organization in Good Standing                          5
       2.2   Affiliates                                             5
       2.3   Power, Authorization and Execution                     5
       2.4   No Conflict                                            6
       2.5   Membership Interest Restrictions                       6
       2.6   Litigation                                             6
       2.7   Financial Statements; Undisclosed Liabilities          6
       2.8   Tax Matters                                            7
       2.9   Title to Assets                                        8
       2.10  Absence of Changes                                     9
       2.11  Contracts and Commitments                             10
       2.12  Compliance with Laws; Permits                         12
       2.13  Accounts Receivable; Evidence of Indebtedness         13
       2.14  Certain Transactions and Agreements                   13
       2.15  Employees                                             13
       2.16  Insurance                                             14
       2.17  Customers and Suppliers                               15
       2.18  Bank Accounts and Powers of Attorney                  15
       2.19  Invention Assignment and Confidentiality Agreement    15
       2.20  Intellectual Property                                 15
       2.21  Books and Records                                     17
       2.22  Compliance with Law and Charter Documents             17
       2.23  Environmental Matters                                 17
       2.24  Investment Banking and Finder Fees                    18
       2.25  Disclosure                                            18
       2.26  Members' Representations Regarding Pegasus Stock      18
       2.27  Further Limitations on Disposition of Pegasus
             Common Stock                                          19
 ARTICLE 3   Representations and Warranties of Pegasus             20
       3.1   Incorporation and Good Standing                       20
       3.2   Authority                                             21
       3.3   Enforceability of Obligations                         21
       3.4   No Conflict                                           21
       3.5   Investment Banking and Finder Fees                    21
       3.6   Pegasus Common Stock                                  21
       3.7   Disclosure                                            21
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 ARTICLE 4   Conduct of Business                                   22
       4.1   Conduct of Business                                   22
       4.2   Access to Books and Records                           24
 ARTICLE 5   Additional Agreements and Covenants                   24
       5.1   GETS's Manager and Membership Interests               24
       5.2   Software Development Agreement                        24
       5.3   Consents                                              25
       5.4   Intellectual Property Rights of Members               25
       5.5   Restrictions on Negotiations with Third Parties       25
       5.6   Notice of Certain Matters                             25
       5.7   Confidential Information                              26
 ARTICLE 6   Conditions to Initial Closing and Subsequent Closings 27
       6.1   Conditions to Each Party's Obligation to Effect
             the Transaction                                       27
       6.2   Conditions to Pegasus' Obligation                     28
       6.3   Conditions to GETS's and the Members' Obligations     29
 ARTICLE 7   Post Closing Covenants                                30
       7.1   General                                               30
       7.2   Litigation Support                                    30
       7.3   Covenant Not to Compete                               30
       7.4   Assignment of Membership Interests Acquired
             by Pegasus                                            31
       7.5   Consents                                              32
 ARTICLE 8   Indemnification                                       32
       8.1   Indemnification Provisions for Benefit of Pegasus     32
       8.2   Indemnification Provisions for Benefit of GETS
             and the Members                                       32
       8.3   Procedure for Matters Involving Third Parties         32
       8.4   Notice of Claim                                       33
       8.5   Exclusive Remedy                                      33
 ARTICLE 9   Termination                                           33
       9.1   Termination                                           33
       9.2   Effect of Termination                                 33
       9.3   Fees and Expenses                                     34
       9.4   Prompt Notice                                         34
 ARTICLE 10  General Provisions                                    34
      10.1   Survival of Representations, Warranties and Covenants 34
      10.2   Press Releases and Announcements                      35
      10.3   Notices                                               35
      10.4   Arbitration                                           36
      10.5   Waiver; Amendment                                     36
      10.6   Assignment                                            36
      10.7   Severability                                          36
      10.8   Time of Essence                                       37
      10.9   Entire Agreement                                      37
      10.10  Interpretation                                        37
      10.11  Counterparts                                          37
      10.12  Governing Law                                         37
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                                DEFINED TERMS

 AAA                            36     Party                             1
 Acquisition Proposal           25     Pegasus                           1
 Agreement                       1     Pegasus Ancillary Agreements     21
 Assets                          9     Pegasus Consideration            20
 Authorized Persons             26     Pegasus Representatives          24
 Balance Sheet Date              6     Permits                          12
 CERCLA                         17     Permitted Transferee             20
 Claim Notice                   33     Person                            6
 Closing Price                   1     Plans                            14
 Code                            7     Predecessor                       5
 Confidential Information       26     Proprietary Assets               16
 Conflict                        6     Receivables                      13
 Consent                         6     Receiving Party                  26
 Disclosing Party               26     release                          17
 disposal                       17     Rivadalla Trust                   1
 EHS                             1     Second Option                     2
 Employment Agreements          29     the Second Option Closing Price   2
 Financial Statements            7     Securities Act                   25
 First Option                    1     Software                         16
 First Option Closing Price      2     Subsequent Closing                2
 GAAP                            7     Tax Affiliate(s)                  7
 GETS                            1     Tax                               8
 GETS Affiliates                 5     Taxes                             7
 GETS Ancillary Agreements       5     Third Party Claim                 33
 GETS Member Affiliates         13     threatened release                17
 Governmental Entity             6     WARN Act                          13
 Group                          25
 Hazardous Materials            17
 Hearing                        36
 HRS Act                        27
 Indemnified Party              33
 Indemnifying Party             33
 Initial Closing                 3
 Initial Closing Date            3
 Initial Membership Interest     1
 Injunction                     28
 IRS                            14
 Laws                           12
 Liens                           5
 Lodging Touch                  10
 Member Representative           4
 Members                         1
 Options                         2
 Parties                         1

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                              LIST OF SCHEDULES

 2.1     List of  all names used by  GETS or any Predecessor  of GETS or GETS
         Affiliates during the past 5 years
 2.2     List of all GETS Affiliates
 2.4     Conflicts of GETS to the  execution and delivery of the Agreement or
         GETS Ancillary Agreements
 2.6     GETS Litigation
 2.8     Tax Matter exceptions of GETS
 2.9(d)  Tangible Assets  of GETS and  GETS Affiliates not  in good condition
         and repair
 2.10    Absence of Changes
 2.11(a) List of contracts and commitments of GETS and GETS Affiliates
 2.11(b) Obligations  in   connection  with  contracts   or  commitments  not
         performed by GETS, GETS Affiliates and their respective Predecessors
 2.11(c) Notices required to be delivered to any Person under any contract or
         commitment
 2.11(d) Contracts or commitments containing provisions requiring termination
         in the event  of a change of control or  change in ownership of GETS
         or GETS Affiliates
 2.11(e) Contracts or commitments of GETS and GETS Affiliates
 2.11(f) Business  contracts with  any Governmental  Entity of GETS and  GETS
         Affiliates
 2.12    Laws not complied with by GETS or GETS Affiliates
 2.13    List of Receivables of GETS and GETS Affiliates
 2.14    List of Member Affiliate Transactions
 2.15    Employee Listing
 2.15(a) Complete list of Plans of GETS and GETS Affiliates
 2.15(c) Labor Matters
 2.16    Insurance policies of GETS and GETS Affiliates
 2.17    Twenty largest  customers and twenty  largest suppliers of GETS  and
         GETS Affiliates
 2.18    List of banks, savings institutions and other financial institutions
         of  GETS  and  GETS Affiliates  and  each  Person  holding  power of
         attorney on behalf of each account
 2.20(a) List of Software and Proprietary Assets of GETS
 2.20(e) Transactions  contemplated by  this Agreement  that have  a material
         adverse effect  on GETS's  right, title and  interest in  and to the
         Proprietary Assets
 4.1(e)  List of  key management and  personnel of GETS  to be considered for
         employee incentive plans
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                               LIST OF EXHIBITS

 1.4.1   Certificate  of  Ownership  representing  the  Initial  Membership
         Interest purchased by Pegasus
 1.4.2   Software Development and License Agreement
 1.4.3   Resolution and Agreement of the Members approving the transaction
 1.4.4   Investment Representation Letter
 1.5     Certificate by the Members, Rivadalla and  GETS  reconfirming  the
         representations, warranties and  covenants upon the closing of the
         Second Option
 2.7     Financial Statements of EHS and Unaudited balance sheet of GETS
 2.9(a)  Office Lease
 2.9(b)  Exceptions to good and valuable  title of tangible properties  and
         assets of GETS and GETS Affiliates
 2.19    Invention Assignment and Confidentiality Agreement
 5.4     Assignment of  GETS  Affiliates,  the Members and Rivadalla of all
         intellectual property rights in the Software or Proprietary Assets
         of GETS to GETS
 6.2(d)  GETS Amendment to Articles  of Organization and Amended  Operating
         Agreement
 6.2(f)  Legal Opinion of Watland, Allen & Lasee, PLLC
 6.2(h)  Assignment and Assumption Agreements from EHS to GETS
 6.2(j)  Employment Agreements
 7.5     Consents
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                              PURCHASE AGREEMENT

      This Purchase Agreement ("Agreement") is entered into as of October 31,
 2000  by  and  between  Pegasus  Solutions,  Inc.,  a  Delaware  corporation
 ("Pegasus") and  Global Enterprise  Technology  Solutions, LLC,  an  Arizona
 limited liability company  ("GETS"), and  Enterprise Hospitality  Solutions,
 Inc.,  an  Arizona   corporation,  ("EHS")  and   Rivadalla  Family   Trust,
 ("Rivadalla Trust")  (EHS and Rivadalla  Trust are collectively referred  to
 as the  "Members"), and  Christian Rivadalla  ("Rivadalla"). Pegasus,  GETS,
 Rivadalla and the Members are sometimes  referred to herein collectively  as
 the "Parties" or individually as a "Party".

                                  RECITALS

      A. Whereas, the Members own 100% of GETS;

      B. Whereas, Pegasus wishes and  intends to purchase  from the  Members,
 and the Members wish to  sell to Pegasus, all  right, title and interest  in
 GETS pursuant to the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement.

                                  AGREEMENT

      Now, therefore, in  consideration of the  premises and mutual  promises
 herein made,  and  in  consideration  of  the  representations,  warranties,
 covenants, agreements and understandings herein contained, the Parties agree
 as follows:

                                  ARTICLE 1

                              Transaction Terms

      1.1  Purchase and Sale of Interest in GETS.  Pegasus agrees to purchase
 and acquire  from the  Members  and the  Members  agree to  sell,  transfer,
 assign, convey and  deliver to Pegasus  at the Initial  Closing, all  right,
 title and interest  in and  to twenty  percent (20%)  ownership interest  in
 GETS, ("Initial Membership Interest").  For the Initial Membership Interest,
 Pegasus agrees to pay the Members $2 Million  in cash and to deliver to  the
 Members the number of shares of  Pegasus common stock that equal $3  Million
 based on the  average per  share closing sale  price of  the Pegasus  common
 stock for the five (5) market trading days preceding the date that is  three
 (3) days before the date of  the Initial Closing (the "Closing Price").  The
 Pegasus common stock issued  to the Members at  the Initial Closing will  be
 unregistered and no ownership, interest or rights in the stock may be  sold,
 transferred or conveyed by  the Members for  a period of  one year from  the
 date of issuance.
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      1.2  Future Options to Purchase Interests in GETS.

           (a)  In addition to the  Initial Membership Interest, the  Members
 hereby grant to Pegasus the right  exercisable at any time before the  first
 anniversary date of  the Initial Closing  to purchase  an additional  twenty
 percent (20%) interest in  GETS (referred to as  the "First Option") at  the
 First Option Closing, resulting in an aggregate ownership of GETS by Pegasus
 totaling forty  percent (40%).    Upon the  exercise  of the  First  Option,
 Pegasus will deliver  to the  Members, within 30  days after  notice of  the
 exercise of the First Option, $2  Million cash and shares of Pegasus  common
 stock that equal $3  Million based on the  Closing Price, provided that  the
 value of the Pegasus  common stock paid at  the date of  the closing of  the
 First Option  shall  not  be less  than  $3  Million and  shall  not  exceed
 $5,250,000, determined by the  following formula: (a)  the number of  shares
 issued at the Initial Closing, increased as follows: (b) if the average  per
 share closing  sales price  of the  Pegasus common  stock for  the five  (5)
 market trading days  preceding the date  that is three  (3) days before  the
 date of the First Option Closing (the "First Option Closing Price") is  less
 than the Closing  Price, the  number of shares  issued at  the First  Option
 Closing shall  be increased  so that  the product  of the  number of  shares
 issued at the First  Option Closing multiplied by  the First Option  Closing
 Price equals $3 Million; and decreased  as follows: (c) if the First  Option
 Closing Price is  greater than  the Closing Price,  and the  product of  the
 number of  shares issued  at the  Initial Closing  multiplied by  the  First
 Option Closing  Price equals  more than  $5,250,000,  the number  of  shares
 issued at the First Option Closing shall be decreased so that the product of
 the number of shares  issued at the First  Option Closing multiplied by  the
 First Option Closing Price equals $5,250,000.

           (b)  In addition  to  the  Initial  Membership  Interest  and  the
 interest purchased at the First Option Closing, the Members hereby grant  to
 Pegasus the right, exercisable  at any time  after (or simultaneously  with)
 the First  Option and  before the  second anniversary  date of  the  Initial
 Closing to purchase the final sixty percent (60%) interest in GETS (referred
 to as  the "Second  Option")  at the  Second  Option Closing,  resulting  in
 Pegasus owning a  one hundred  percent (100%) interest  in GETS.   Upon  the
 exercise of the Second Option, Pegasus  will deliver to the Members,  within
 30 days after notice of the exercise  of the Second Option, $4 Million  cash
 and shares of the Pegasus  common stock that equal  $6 Million based on  the
 Closing Price, provided that the value  of the Pegasus common stock paid  at
 the date of  the closing  of the Second  Option shall  not be  less than  $6
 Million and  shall not   exceed  $10,500,000,  determined by  the  following
 formula: (a)  the number  of  shares issued  at  the Closing,  increased  as
 follows: (b) if the  average per share closing  price of the Pegasus  common
 stock for the five (5) market trading  days preceding the date that is  thee
 (3) days before the  date of the Second  Option Closing (the "Second  Option
 Closing Price") is less than the Closing Price, the number of shares  issued
 at the Second Option Closing shall be  increased so that the product of  the
 number of  shares issued  at the  Second Option  Closing multiplied  by  the
 Second Option Closing Price equals $6,000,000; and decreased as follows: (c)
 if the Second Option  Closing Price is greater  than the Closing Price,  and
 the product of the number of shares issued at the Initial Closing multiplied
 by the Second Option Closing Price equals more than $10,500,000, the  number
 of shares  issued at  the Second  Option Closing  multiplied by  the  Second
 Option Closing Price equals $10,500,000.
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           (c)  The First Option and Second Option are collectively  referred
 to as the  "Options".  Each  Option is exercisable  at any  time before  the
 expiration of such Option, provided however  that the Second Option must  be
 exercised after, or simultaneously with, the  First Option.  The closing  of
 any of  the Options  are  each individually  referred  to as  a  "Subsequent
 Closing".  Pegasus will have  the right upon the  exercise of any Option  to
 deliver cash equal to all or a portion of the value of Pegasus common  stock
 in lieu of Pegasus common stock.

      1.3  Initial Closing. The Initial Closing shall take place on or before
 October 31, 2000, at 10:00 a.m. Dallas, Texas time ("Initial Closing  Date")
 at the Dallas offices  of Pegasus, or at  such other time  and place as  the
 Parties may mutually  agree upon (which  time and place  are referred to  in
 this Agreement as the "Initial Closing").

      1.4  Deliveries at the  Initial Closing.  At the  Initial Closing,  the
 Members shall deliver to Pegasus: (i) a certificate of ownership in the form
 attached  hereto  as  Exhibit  1.4.1  representing  the  Initial  Membership
 Interest purchased by  Pegasus; (ii) a  fully executed Software  Development
 and License Agreement in the form attached hereto as Exhibit 1.4.2; (iii)  a
 resolution  and  agreement  of   the  Members  approving  the   transactions
 contemplated by this Agreement in the form attached hereto as Exhibit 1.4.3;
 (iv) an  investment representation  letter in  the form  attached hereto  as
 Exhibit 1.4.4  executed  by  each  of  the  Members;  and  (v)  the  various
 certificates, instruments and documents referred to in Articles 2 and 5.  At
 the Initial Closing, Pegasus shall deliver to the Member Representative  for
 the benefit of the Members: (i) a wire transfer or check in the amount of $2
 Million payable to the Member Representative; (ii) a certificate in the name
 of the Member Representative  representing the number  of Pegasus shares  of
 common stock  that equal  $3 Million  at the  Closing Price;  (iii)  written
 termination of the  bridge loans  advanced by  Pegasus to  GETS and  related
 agreements; and  (iv) the  various certificates,  instruments and  documents
 referred to in Article 3.

      1.5  Deliveries at Any Subsequent Closing.

           (a)  In the  event  Pegasus shall  exercise  the First  Option  to
 purchase an additional twenty percent (20%)  interest in GETS, Pegasus  will
 deliver to the Member Representative for the benefit of the Members,  within
 30 days after notice  of the exercise  of the First  Option, (i) $2  Million
 cash by check or  wire transfer and (ii)  a certificate in  the name of  the
 Member Representative representing  the number of  shares of Pegasus  common
 stock required by Section  1.2(a).. Upon the exercise  of the First  Option,
 Rivadalla, GETS and the Members shall  deliver to Pegasus (i) a  certificate
 in the  form  attached  hereto as  Exhibit  1.4.1  in the  name  of  Pegasus
 representing an  additional  twenty  percent (20%)  interest  in  GETS  duly
 endorsed for transfer and  conveyance to Pegasus and  (ii) a certificate  in
 the form attached hereto as Exhibit 1.5 signed by the Members, Rivadalla and
 GETS stating that the representations,  warranties, and covenants set  forth
 in this Agreement are  reconfirmed upon the closing  of the exercise of  the
 First Option.
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           (b)  In the  event Pegasus  shall exercise  the Second  Option  to
 purchase an additional sixty  percent (60%) interest  in GETS, Pegasus  will
 deliver to the Member Representative for the benefit of the Members,  within
 30 days  after the  notice of  the exercise  of the  Second Option,  (i)  $4
 Million cash by check or wire transfer and (ii) a certificate in the name of
 the Member  Representative  representing the  number  of shares  of  Pegasus
 common stock required by  Section 1.2(b).. Upon the  exercise of the  Second
 Option, Rivadalla,  GETS and  the Members  shall deliver  to Pegasus  (i)  a
 certificate in the  form attached  hereto as Exhibit  1.4.1 in  the name  of
 Pegasus representing an additional sixty percent (60%) interest in GETS duly
 endorsed for transfer and conveyance to Pegasus and (ii) a certificate in  a
 form attached hereto  as Exhibit 1.5  signed by the  Members, Rivadalla  and
 GETS stating the  representations, warranties,  and covenants  set forth  in
 this Agreement  are reconfirmed  upon the  closing of  the exercise  of  the
 Second Option.

           (c)   The Pegasus  common stock  issued to  the Members  upon  the
 exercise of the First Option and/or  the Second Option will be  unregistered
 and no ownership, interest or rights  in the stock may be sold,  transferred
 or conveyed  by the  Members for  a period  of  one year  from the  date  of
 issuance.  The  parties agree  and acknowledge  that $100,000  of the  total
 purchase price  shall  be allocated  as  payment  for the  Covenant  Not  To
 Compete, as set forth in Section 7.3 of this Agreement.

      1.6  Member Representative for the Members.

      Christian Rivadalla shall  be appointed as  agent and  attorney-in-fact
 (the "Member Representative")  for each  Member, for  and on  behalf of  the
 Members, to  give and  receive notices  and communications,  to receive  and
 deliver amounts of cash and shares of Pegasus common stock to the Members as
 required at the Initial Closing or  any Subsequent Closing, and to take  all
 actions necessary or  appropriate in the  judgment of Member  Representative
 for the accomplishment of the foregoing.

           (a)  The Member Representative  shall not  be liable  for any  act
 done or  omitted hereunder  as Member  Representative while  acting in  good
 faith and in the exercise of reasonable judgment. The Members shall  jointly
 and severally  indemnify  the  Member Representative  and  hold  the  Member
 Representative harmless  against any  loss,  liability or  expense  incurred
 without negligence or bad faith on the part of the Member Representative and
 arising out of or in connection with the acceptance or administration of the
 Member Representative's duties hereunder, including the reasonable fees  and
 expenses of any legal counsel retained by the Member Representative.

           (b)  A  decision,  act,  consent  or  instruction  of  the  Member
 Representative shall constitute a decision of all the Members for and  shall
 be final, binding and conclusive upon  each of the Members, and Pegasus  may
 rely upon  any such  decision, act,  consent or  instruction of  the  Member
 Representative as being the decision, act, consent or instruction of each of
 the Members.
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           (c)  Pegasus shall not be liable to the Member Representative, the
 Members or any person for  any act done or  omitted hereunder by the  Member
 Representative and for any acts done by it in accordance with the  decision,
 act, consent  or  instruction  of the  Member  Representative  if  given  or
 confirmed in  writing  signed  by  the  Member  Representative.  The  Member
 Representative shall  jointly  and  severally  indemnify  Pegasus  and  hold
 Pegasus harmless against any loss, liability or expense arising out of or in
 connection with the disbursement of cash  or shares of Pegasus common  stock
 by the Member Representative, including the reasonable fees and expenses  of
 any legal counsel retained by the Member Representative.

                                  ARTICLE 2

      Representations and Warranties of GETS, the Members and Rivadalla

      GETS, each of the  Members and Rivadalla  hereby jointly and  severally
 represent and warrant to Pegasus, as of the  date hereof and as of the  date
 of the Initial Closing and each Subsequent Closing, as follows:

      2.1  Organization and  Good  Standing.   GETS  is a  limited  liability
 corporation duly organized, validly existing and in good standing under  the
 laws of the State of  Arizona and has the  corporate power and authority  to
 own, operate and lease its  properties and to carry  on its business as  now
 conducted.  Set forth on Schedule 2.1 is a listing of all names used by GETS
 or by any affiliated or predecessor companies of GETS or GETS Affiliates  (a
 "Predecessor") during the past  five (5) years, including  the names of  any
 entities from whom  GETS acquired or  conveyed material  assets during  such
 period, and of all  names under which  GETS or GETS  Affiliates does or  has
 done business during such period.

      2.2  Affiliates.     Schedule   2.2  sets   forth   all   corporations,
 partnerships, joint ventures, associations, limited liabilities companies or
 any other  entities  affiliated  with  or  owned in  whole  or  in  part  or
 controlled,  directly  or  indirectly,  by  GETS  (collectively,  the  "GETS
 Affiliates").  Except as set forth on Schedule 2.2, all ownership interests,
 outstanding shares of capital stock or other equity securities of each  GETS
 Affiliate are owned and held of record and beneficially owned by GETS or the
 GETS Affiliate  free  and clear  of  all liens,  pledges,  charges,  claims,
 security interests or other encumbrances ("Liens").  Each GETS Affiliate has
 the corporate power to own  its properties and to  carry on its business  as
 now being  conducted,  is  duly organized,  validly  existing  and  in  good
 standing under the  laws of the  jurisdiction of its  incorporation, and  is
 duly qualified or licensed to do business and in good standing as a  foreign
 corporation in  each  appropriate jurisdiction.    Except as  set  forth  on
 Schedule 2.2 hereof, GETS does not have and has never had any affiliates  or
 subsidiaries and does not directly or indirectly own any equity interest in,
 or any interest convertible into or  exchangeable for any equity or  similar
 interest in, any corporation, partnership, limited liability company,  joint
 venture or other business association or entity.
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      2.3  Power, Authorization and Execution.

           (a)  GETS, the  Members and  Rivadalla have  all necessary  right,
 power and authority to enter into  this Agreement and to fully perform  this
 Agreement and all other  agreements and instruments to  be executed by  GETS
 and/or the Members and/or Rivadalla as  contemplated by this Agreement  (the
 "GETS Ancillary Agreements")  and to carry  out its  obligations under  this
 Agreement and the GETS  Ancillary Agreements.   The execution, delivery  and
 performance of this Agreement  and the GETS  Ancillary Agreements have  been
 duly and validly authorized by all  necessary corporate or other actions  on
 the part  of  GETS, the  Members  or Rivadalla,  and  no further  action  is
 required on the part of GETS or the  Members or Rivadalla to enter into  and
 perform the Agreement and the GETS Ancillary Agreements to which they are  a
 party and the transactions contemplated hereby and thereby.

           (b)  This Agreement has  been, and  at Initial  Closing, the  GETS
 Ancillary Agreements to which GETS and/or the Members and/or Rivadalla are a
 party will  have been,  duly executed  and delivered  to the  other  parties
 hereto and thereto by GETS and/or the Members and/or Rivadalla and, assuming
 the due authorization, execution and delivery by Pegasus, constitute (or, as
 to GETS Ancillary Agreements, at Initial Closing will constitute) the  valid
 and binding obligations of GETS and/or  the Members and/or Rivadalla as  the
 case may be, enforceable in accordance with their respective terms.

      2.4  No Conflict.   Except as set  forth on Schedule  2.4, neither  the
 execution and delivery of  this Agreement or  GETS Ancillary Agreements  nor
 the consummation of the transactions provided for hereby or thereby will (a)
 conflict with, result in any violation of or default under (with or  without
 notice or lapse of time, or both), or  give rise to a right of  termination,
 cancellation, modification or acceleration of any obligation or loss of  any
 benefit under (any such event, a "Conflict"), (b) result in any lien, claim,
 encumbrance or interest upon  any assets of GETS  or any GETS Affiliate,  or
 (c) require  any consent,  waiver, approval,  order  of or  notice,  report,
 registration, authorization, declaration or  filing with (each a  "Consent")
 of any court, administrative agency or  commission or other federal,  state,
 county, local or foreign governmental authority, instrumentality, agency  or
 commission ("Governmental  Entity") or  any other  individual,  corporation,
 partnership, limited liability  company, trust, unincorporated  organization
 or any  other  entity,  or the  executors,  administrators  or  other  legal
 representatives of an individual in such  capacity (each, a "Person,"  which
 term shall include Governmental Entities).

      2.5  Membership Interest Restrictions. There are no restrictions on the
 Initial Membership Interest or any other membership interest purchased  upon
 the exercise of any  of the Options and  such may be transferred,  assigned,
 sold or otherwise conveyed, in whole or in part, by Pegasus at any time.
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      2.6  Litigation.  Except  as set forth  on Schedule 2.6,  there are  no
 outstanding orders, judgments, injunctions, settlement agreements, awards or
 decrees of any Person  against GETS, GETS Affiliates,  any asset of GETS  or
 against Rivadalla or any of the Members related to or regarding GETS or  the
 Intellectual Property.  Except as  set forth  on Schedule  2.6 there  is  no
 action, suit, proceeding, claim, application, complaint or investigation  in
 any court or before any  arbitrator or before or  by any regulatory body  or
 governmental or non-governmental  body pending or  threatened by or  against
 GETS, GETS Affiliates  or the  transactions contemplated  by this  Agreement
 there is no factual or legal basis which could give rise to any such action,
 suit, proceeding,  claim,  application,  complaint  or  investigation  under
 applicable law.  Except as set forth on Schedule 2.6, no Person has a  claim
 against GETS or any of its assets or against Rivadalla or GETS Members based
 upon: (a) ownership or  rights to ownership  of GETS, (b)  any rights as  an
 owner of GETS, including, without limitation,  any option or other right  to
 acquire an ownership interest in GETS,  any preemptive rights or any  rights
 to notice or to vote, or (c) any rights under any agreement between GETS and
 any Member or any former holder of an ownership interest in GETS.

      2.7  Financial Statements; Undisclosed  Liabilities.  GETS  or EHS  has
 previously furnished to Pegasus, and Exhibit 2.7 includes, true, correct and
 complete copies of the audited balance sheets of EHS as of December 31, 1999
 and December 31, 1998,  and the related  statements of operations,  Members'
 equity and cash flows for the two  (2) fiscal years ended December 31,  1999
 and December  31, 1998  as audited  by EHS's  certified public  accountants,
 together with GETS's unaudited balance sheet  and the related statements  of
 operations, Members' equity and cash flows  for the nine-month period  ended
 September 30,  2000 ("Balance  Sheet Date"),  (collectively, the  "Financial
 Statements").  The Financial  Statements (i) are  consistent with the  books
 and records and accounting methods of  EHS and/or GETS and are complete  and
 accurate in all material respects, (ii) to the best of Rivadalla's knowledge
 with respect to the  EHS financial statements  fairly present the  financial
 position and results  of operations  of GETS  as of  the dates  and for  the
 periods indicated  and  (iii) to  the  best of  Rivadalla's  knowledge  with
 respect to the  EHS financial statements  have been  prepared in  accordance
 with generally accepted accounting principles ("GAAP") consistently  applied
 throughout the periods  involved, except for  the absence  of footnotes  and
 year-end adjustments in the case of the unaudited Financial Statements, none
 of  which  is  expected  to  be  material  in  amount  or  significance  and
 information regarding such adjustments is included  in Exhibit 2.7.   Except
 as set forth in the Financial  Statements or otherwise set forth on  Exhibit
 2.7, to the best  of Rivadalla's knowledge GETS  does not have any  material
 liability, indebtedness, obligation, expense, claim, deficiency, guaranty or
 endorsement of  any type,  whether accrued,  absolute, contingent,  matured,
 unmatured or other  (whether or not  required to be  reflected in  financial
 statements in accordance with GAAP) which (i) have not been reflected in  or
 reserved against in the Financial Statements, or (ii) have not arisen in the
 ordinary course of business consistent with past practices since the Balance
 Sheet Date.  GETS and GETS Affiliates  do not have any outstanding loans  to
 their respective officers, directors or employees, except for liabilities in
 respect of reimbursable expenses incurred in the ordinary course of business
 which do not exceed $5,000.00.
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      2.8  Tax Matters.  Except as set forth on Schedule 2.8:

           (a)  Each  of  GETS,   GETS  Affiliates,   the  Predecessors   and
 predecessors of GETS Affiliates (each, a "Tax Affiliate" and,  collectively,
 the "Tax Affiliates"),  has: (i)  timely filed  after giving  effect to  any
 applicable filing extension  (or has  had timely  filed on  its behalf)  all
 material returns, declarations, reports, estimates, information returns, and
 statements ("Returns") required to be filed or sent by it in respect of  any
 Taxes (as defined below) or required to be filed or sent by it by any taxing
 authority having  jurisdiction,  and  all  such  Returns  are  accurate  and
 complete in all material respects; (ii) timely paid (or has had paid on  its
 behalf) all Taxes shown to be due and payable on such Returns; (iii)  timely
 paid all  material  Taxes  which are  due  and  payable or  such  Taxes  are
 reflected on the books of GETS as  an accrued Tax liability determined in  a
 manner which is consistent with past practices and the Financial Statements,
 without taking account of the transaction contemplated herein; (iv) complied
 in all material respects  with all applicable  laws, rules, and  regulations
 relating to the  withholding of Taxes  and the  payment thereof  (including,
 without limitation, withholding of Taxes under Sections 1441 and 1442 of the
 Internal Revenue  Code of  1986, as  amended (the  "Code"), or  any  similar
 foreign laws), and timely and properly withheld from employee wages and paid
 over to the proper  governmental authorities all amounts  required to be  so
 withheld and paid  over under  all applicable laws.   For  purposes of  this
 Agreement, the term "Taxes" means all taxes, charges, fees, levies, or other
 assessments, including, without  limitation, all net  income, gross  income,
 gross receipts,  sales,  use,  ad  valorem,  transfer,  franchise,  profits,
 license, withholding,  payroll, employment,  social security,  unemployment,
 excise, estimated, severance, stamp,  occupation, property, or other  taxes,
 customs duties,  fees,  assessments,  or charges  of  any  kind  whatsoever,
 including, without  limitation,  all  interest and  penalties  thereon,  and
 additions to  tax or  additional amounts  imposed by  any taxing  authority,
 domestic or foreign, upon GETS or any Tax Affiliate and the term "Tax" means
 any one of the foregoing Taxes.

           (b)  No  deficiency  for   any  Taxes  has   been  proposed,   and
 communicated to GETS, and no such  deficiency has been asserted or  assessed
 against GETS or any  Tax Affiliate that  has not been  resolved and paid  in
 full. No waiver, extension  or comparable consent given  by GETS or any  Tax
 Affiliate regarding  the  application of  the  statute of  limitations  with
 respect to any Taxes or Returns is  outstanding, nor is any request for  any
 such  waiver  or  consent   pending.  There  is  no   Tax  audit  or   other
 administrative proceeding or  court proceeding  pending with  regard to  any
 Taxes or Returns of GETS or any Tax Affiliate, nor has there been any notice
 to GETS or any Tax Affiliate by any taxing authority regarding any such Tax,
 audit or other  proceeding, or  is any such  Tax audit  or other  proceeding
 threatened with regard to any Taxes or Returns of GETS or any Tax Affiliate.
 GETS does not expect the assessment of any additional Taxes with respect  to
 GETS or any  Tax Affiliate  and is not  aware of  any unresolved  questions,
 claims or disputes  concerning the liability  for Taxes of  GETS or any  Tax
 Affiliate which would exceed the estimated reserves established on its books
 and records.
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      2.9  Title to Assets.

           (a)            GETS and  GETS  Affiliates  own  no  real property.
 Exhibit 2.9(a) sets forth is  a copy of the  lease agreement related to  the
 real property currently leased by GETS  and GETS Affiliates.  Such lease  is
 in full force  and effect,  is valid and  effective in  accordance with  its
 terms, and there is not, under such lease, any existing default or event  of
 default (or  event  which with  notice  or lapse  of  time, or  both,  would
 constitute a default) with respect to GETS or any GETS Affiliate, any  other
 party to such  lease.  To  the best of  Rivadalla's knowledge,  there is  no
 pending or threatened condemnation, expropriation, eminent domain or similar
 proceeding affecting all or any part of such real property, and GETS has not
 received any written  notice of any  of the foregoing  matters set forth  in
 this Section 2.9(a).  To the best  of Rivadalla's knowledge, GETS is not  in
 violation  of  any  material  zoning,  building,  safety  or   environmental
 ordinance, regulation or requirement or  other law or regulation  applicable
 to the operation of leased properties, and GETS has not received any  notice
 of such violation with which it has not complied or has waived.

           (b)            Except as provided on Exhibit 2.9(b), GETS and GETS
 Affiliates have  good  and  valid  title  to, or,  in  the  case  of  leased
 properties and assets, valid leasehold interests in, all of their respective
 tangible properties and assets, real, personal  and mixed, used or held  for
 use in their respective businesses, free and clear of any Liens, except  (i)
 as reflected in the Financial Statements,  (ii) for Liens for taxes not  yet
 due and payable, and (iii) for Liens imposed by the owner of any leased real
 or personal property other  than any Liens which  result from default  under
 any applicable lease agreement by GETS or GETS Affiliate.

           (c)            At the Initial Closing  and each of the  Subsequent
 Closings, GETS will own or lease, or have the unrestricted right to use, all
 of the  assets and  properties of  every kind,  character, and  description,
 whether tangible, intangible,  real, personal  or mixed,  including but  not
 limited to  contract  rights,  Proprietary  Assets,  permits,  licenses  and
 registrations (collectively, the "Assets") owned, leased or employed by,  or
 necessary for the worldwide business of GETS or any of GETS Affiliates.

           (d)            Except as set forth on Schedule 2.9(d), all of  the
 tangible Assets necessary for the conduct  of the business of GETS and  GETS
 Affiliates as currently conducted are in good condition and repair, ordinary
 wear and tear excepted, and are usable in the ordinary course of business.

      2.10 Absence of Changes.  Since the  Balance Sheet Date, except as  set
 forth on Schedule 2.10, there has not been, occurred or arisen any:

           (a)            transaction by GETS  or GETS  Affiliates except  in
 the ordinary course  of business as  conducted on that  date and  consistent
 with prior practices;

           (b)            amendments or  changes  to  the  charter  or  other
 organizational documents of GETS or GETS Affiliates;

           (c)            capital expenditure  by  GETS  or  GETS  Affiliates
 exceeding $50,000 in the aggregate;

           (d)            destruction of, damage to or loss of any assets  of
 GETS or GETS Affiliates (whether or not covered by insurance);

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           (e)            any  pending  or   threatened  claim  of   wrongful
 discharge or other unlawful labor practice  or action involving GETS or  any
 of GETS Affiliates;

           (f)            change   in   accounting   methods   or   practices
 (including any change in depreciation or amortization policies or rates)  by
 GETS other than as required by GAAP or applicable laws;

           (g)            revaluation by  GETS  or  GETS  Affiliates  of  any
 assets that are material to GETS or GETS Affiliates taken as a whole;

           (h)            declaration,  setting  aside  or  payment  of   any
 distribution with respect to  the ownership interests in GETS or any  direct
 or indirect  purchase,  sale or other transaction  related to any  ownership
 interest in GETS;

           (i)            material  increase   in   the   salary   or   other
 compensation payable or to become payable by GETS or GETS Affiliates to  any
 of their  respective  officers, directors,  employees  or advisors,  or  the
 declaration, payment or commitment or obligation of any kind for the payment
 by GETS or GETS Affiliates of a material bonus or other material  additional
 salary or compensation to any  such person, in each  case other than in  the
 ordinary course of business consistent with past practices;

           (j)            any termination, extension,  material amendment  or
 material modification  of the  terms of  any contract  described in  Section
 2.11(a);

           (k)            sale, lease, license or other disposition of any of
 the assets or properties of GETS or any of GETS Affiliates, or any  creation
 of any security interest  in such assets or  properties, in each case  other
 than in the ordinary course of business consistent with past practice;

           (l)            waiver or release of any right or claim,  including
 any write-off or other  compromise of any account  receivable other than  in
 the ordinary course of business;

           (m)            commencement or notice or threat of commencement of
 any lawsuit, proceeding or investigation  relating to GETS, GETS  Affiliates
 or any of their respective businesses;

           (n)            change in pricing  or royalties set  or charged  by
 GETS or GETS  Affiliates to their  respective customers or  licensees or  in
 pricing or royalties set or charged by persons who have licensed Proprietary
 Assets (as defined in Section 2.20(a)) to GETS or GETS Affiliates;

           (o)            incurrence of indebtedness for borrowed money or in
 respect of capital leases, or any guarantee of such indebtedness (other than
 interseller indebtedness or  borrowings under an  existing revolving  credit
 facility) other than in the ordinary course of business;

           (p)            Lodging Touch Systems International, Inc. ("Lodging
 Touch") is no longer doing business  effective as of December 31, 1999,  and
 there are no known existing liabilities of Lodging Touch that GETS is or may
 be responsible for; or

           (q)            agreement by GETS or GETS Affiliates or any officer
 or employees thereof  to do  any of the  things described  in the  preceding
 clauses (a) through (o).
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      2.11 Contracts and Commitments.

           (a)            Schedule 2.11(a) sets forth a list of the following
 agreements, whether oral or written, to which GETS, GETS Affiliates or their
 respective Predecessors  are a  party, which  are currently  in effect,  and
 which relate to GETS, GETS Affiliates or any of their respective businesses:
 (i) contracts for the employment of any Person that will be binding on  GETS
 after the Initial Closing Date or relating to severance pay for any  Person;
 (ii)   confidentiality   agreements,   (iii)   contracts,   agreements    or
 understandings relating to  an ownership interest in GETS or the election of
 officers and/or a manager  of GETS that  will be binding  on GETS after  the
 Initial  Closing  Date;  (iv)  agreements  or  indentures  relating  to  the
 borrowing of money or to mortgaging, pledging or otherwise placing a Lien on
 any of the assets of GETS;  (v) agreements of indemnification or  guaranties
 of any obligation for borrowed money or otherwise; (vi) leases or agreements
 under which GETS or any  GETS Affiliate is lessee  of, or holds or  operates
 any personal property owned by any other party, for which the annual  rental
 exceeds $50,000; (vii) leases or agreements under which it is lessor of,  or
 permits any third party to hold or operate, any property, real or  personal,
 for which the annual rental exceeds  $50,000; (viii) contracts or groups  of
 related contracts  with the  same  party for  the  purchase of  products  or
 services under which the undelivered balance of such products or services is
 in excess of $50,000 per annum; (ix) contracts or group of related contracts
 with the same party  for the sale  of products or  services under which  the
 undelivered balance of such products or services has a sales price in excess
 of $50,000; (x) contracts or groups of related contracts with the same party
 (other than any contracts or groups of related contracts for the purchase or
 sale of products  or services)  continuing over a  period of  more than  six
 months from the date or  dates thereof, not terminable  by GETS or any  GETS
 Affiliate on 30 days' or less notice without penalty and involving more than
 $50,000; (xi) any agreements containing covenants to limit GETS's freedom to
 compete in any line  of business in any  geographic area; (xii) any  dealer,
 distributor, sales  representative, original  equipment manufacturer,  value
 added remarketer or other agreements for the distribution of GETS's products
 or services; (xiii)  contracts or  commitments for  capital expenditures  in
 excess of $50,000;  (xiv) any fidelity  or surety bond  or completion  bond;
 (xv) any agreements, contracts or commitments outside the ordinary course of
 business relating  to the  disposition or  acquisition  of assets  that  are
 material to GETS or GETS Affiliates taken as a whole or any interest in  any
 material business enterprise; (xvi) any purchase orders or contracts for the
 purchase of materials or services involving in excess of $50,000; (xvii) any
 distribution, joint marketing or development agreements involving in  excess
 of $50,000; (xviii) any other agreements, contracts or commitments involving
 more than $50,000;  (xix) any  agreement relating  to any  joint venture  or
 strategic alliance  to which  GETS or  GETS Affiliates  or their  respective
 properties are subject; (xx) any agreement, including without limitation any
 facilities leasing or  sharing or  employee leasing  or sharing  agreements,
 with any GETS Affiliate, including the Members, (xxi) settlement agreements,
 or (xxii) any other agreement which is either material to GETS's business or
 was not entered into in the ordinary course of business.
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           (b)            Except as set forth  on Schedule 2.11(b), GETS  and
 GETS Affiliates and their respective Predecessors (as to any obligation  the
 performance of  which is  binding on  GETS) have  performed all  obligations
 required to  be  performed by  them  in  connection with  the  contracts  or
 commitments set forth on Schedule 2.11(a).  Except as set forth on  Schedule
 2.11(b), neither GETS nor  any GETS Affiliate is  in receipt of any  written
 claim of default  or failure  to perform  under any  contract or  commitment
 required to  be disclosed  on such  schedule.   Neither  GETS nor  any  GETS
 Affiliate has any present expectation or  intention of not fully  performing
 any obligation  pursuant  to  any contract  or  commitment  required  to  be
 disclosed on Schedule 2.11(a).   GETS and the  Members have no knowledge  of
 any breach  or anticipated  breach by  any other  party to  any contract  or
 commitment required to be disclosed on Schedule 2.11(a)

           (c)            Except as set forth on Schedule 2.11(c), no notices
 are required to be delivered to any Person under any contract or  commitment
 required to  be disclosed  under Schedule  2.11(a)  in connection  with  the
 execution, delivery and performance of this Agreement and the completion  of
 the transactions contemplated by this Agreement.

           (d)            Except as set forth on Schedule 2.11(d), there  are
 no contracts or commitments that contain provisions requiring termination in
 the event of  a change of  control or change  in ownership of  GETS or  GETS
 Affiliates and/or in the  event of a  change in the  Members or officers  of
 GETS.

           (e)            GETS has specifically identified and made available
 to Pegasus a true and correct  copy of each written contract or  commitment,
 and a description of each oral contract or commitment, set forth on Schedule
 2.11(e), together with all  amendments, supplements, modifications,  waivers
 or other changes thereto.

           (f)            Except as set forth  on Schedule 2.11(f), GETS  and
 GETS Affiliates have  no business  contracts with  any Governmental  Entity,
 including any prime  contractor of any  Governmental Entity  and any  higher
 level subcontractor of a  prime contractor of  any Governmental Entity,  and
 including any employees or agents thereof.
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      2.12 Compliance with Laws; Permits.

           (a)            Except as  set forth  on Schedule  2.12 and  except
 where failure  would not  have a  material adverse  effect on  GETS and  its
 operations,  GETS  and  GETS  Affiliates   have  complied  with  all   laws,
 ordinances, regulations  and  rules,  and all  orders,  writs,  injunctions,
 awards, judgments and decrees (collectively, "Laws"), applicable to GETS and
 GETS Affiliates or to the assets,  properties and business of GETS and  GETS
 Affiliates, including,  without limitation  (i) all  applicable federal  and
 state securities Laws and regulations, (ii) all applicable foreign, federal,
 state and  local  Laws, pertaining  to  (A) the  sale,  licensing,  leasing,
 ownership or  management  of  GETS and  GETS  Affiliates  owned,  leased  or
 licensed real or personal  property, products or  technical data, (B)  labor
 laws, employment or employment practices, terms and conditions of employment
 or wages  and  hours, (C)  safety,  health, fire  prevention,  environmental
 protection, building standards,  zoning or  other similar  matters, (D)  the
 sale, licensing, ownership or any other aspect of intellectual property  and
 technology  or  (E)  the  Federal  Corrupt  Practices  Act  and  regulations
 promulgated hereunder  or  other  laws,  writs,  injunctions,  judgments  or
 decrees applicable to corrupt practices, (iii) the Export Administration Act
 and regulations promulgated  thereunder or other  Laws, writs,  injunctions,
 judgments or decrees  applicable to the  export or  re-export of  controlled
 commodities or technical data,  or (iv) the  Immigration Reform and  Control
 Act.

           (b)            GETS and  GETS  Affiliates have  made  all  filings
 with, and  have  in  full  force  and  effect,  all  licenses,  permits  and
 certificates from, federal, state,  local and foreign Governmental  Entities
 necessary  to  conduct   their  respective   businesses  (collectively   the
 "Permits"), and  (ii)  GETS,  its  Predecessors  and  GETS  Affiliates  have
 conducted their  respective  businesses in  compliance  with all  terms  and
 conditions of the Permits.  GETS and GETS Affiliates are not relying on  any
 exemption from or deferral of any  such applicable Law or other  requirement
 that, to the knowledge of GETS, would not be available to Pegasus.

           (c)            GETS and GETS Affiliates have not made or agreed to
 make gifts  of  money,  other  property  or  similar  benefits  (other  than
 incidental gifts of articles  of nominal value) to  any actual or  potential
 customer, supplier, governmental employee or any other Person in a  position
 to assist or hinder GETS or GETS Affiliates in connection with any actual or
 proposed transaction.

           (d)            No product liability, warranty or similar  actions,
 suits or proceedings have been asserted  against GETS or any GETS  Affiliate
 since the  Balance Sheet  Date other  than  as set  forth in  the  Financial
 Statements.
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           (e)  Since the  Balance  Sheet Date,  neither  GETS nor  any  GETS
 Affiliate  has  incurred  any  liability  or  obligation  under  the  Worker
 Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act the "WARN Act") or similar  state
 or foreign laws.   GETS and  GETS Affiliates have  complied in all  respects
 with WARN or  such state or  foreign laws, and  any regulations  promulgated
 thereunder, and do not expect to incur any such liability as a result of any
 actions taken  or  not  taken prior  to  the  Closing.   GETS  or  any  GETS
 Affiliates have not laid off more than ten percent (10%) of its employees at
 any single site  of employment in  any ninety- (90-)  day period during  the
 period from  January  1, 2000  through  the Closing  Date.   GETS  and  GETS
 Affiliate has complied and  is in compliance in  all material respects  with
 the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

      2.13 Accounts Receivable;  Evidences of  Indebtedness.   Set  forth  on
 Schedule 2.13  to this  Agreement  is a  list  of all  accounts  receivable,
 promissory notes,  contract rights,  commercial paper,  debt securities  and
 other rights to receive money ("Receivables")  outstanding of GETS and  GETS
 Affiliates showing the  name of the  account debtor, maker  or obligor,  the
 unpaid balance, the age of the  Receivable and, if applicable, the  maturity
 date, the interest rate and the collateral securing the obligation.  To  the
 best of Rivadalla's knowledge, all Receivables are legal, valid and  binding
 obligations of the obligors.  Except as set forth on Schedule 2.13, GETS has
 not (i) written off, cancelled, committed  or become obligated to cancel  or
 write off any Receivables; (ii) disposed of or transferred any  Receivables;
 or (iii) acquired or permitted to  be created any Receivables except in  the
 ordinary course of its business consistent with past practice.

      2.14 Certain Transactions  and  Agreements.   Except  as set  forth  on
 Schedule 2.14, no Person  who is an officer  or director of GETS,  including
 Rivadalla, or any  of the Members  of GETS (collectively,  the "GETS  Member
 Affiliates") or a member of their  immediate family is, (and no such  Person
 has any direct or indirect ownership interest in any other Person that is) a
 client, supplier, customer, lessor, lessee of GETS or a GETS Affiliate or  a
 party to a  contract required to  be disclosed in  Schedule 2.11(a)  (except
 with respect  to any  interest in  less than  1% of  the outstanding  voting
 shares of any corporation the stock of which is publicly traded).  Except as
 set forth on  Schedule 2.14,  no GETS Member  Affiliate or  member of  their
 immediate family,  is  directly or  indirectly  interested in  any  material
 contract or informal arrangement with GETS, or a GETS Affiliate, except  for
 compensation for services as an officer, director, employee or consultant of
 GETS or a GETS  Affiliate and except for  the normal rights  of an owner  of
 GETS.  Except at set forth on Schedule 2.14, none of GETS Member  Affiliates
 or their immediate family members has any interest in any property, real  or
 personal,  tangible  or  intangible,  including,  without  limitation,   the
 Proprietary Assets, used in the business of GETS or a GETS Affiliate, except
 for the normal rights of a Member.
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      2.15 Employees.  Schedule 2.15  sets forth a list  of all employees  of
 GETS and GETS Affiliates,  along with each  employee's respective title  and
 first date of employment of each  employee with GETS or the respective  GETS
 Affiliates.  GETS  previously   has  made   available  annual   compensation
 information with respect  to each such  Person which is  true and  accurate.
 GETS and GETS Affiliates (i) have withheld all amounts required by law or by
 agreement to be withheld from the wages, salaries and other payments to  its
 employees; (ii) are  not liable  for any arrears  of wages  or any  material
 penalty for failure to comply with any  of the foregoing; and (iii) are  not
 liable for  any material  payment to  any  trust or  other  fund or  to  any
 Governmental Entity,  with respect  to unemployment  compensation  benefits,
 social security or other  benefits or obligations  for its employees  (other
 than routine  payments to  be made  in  the normal  course of  business  and
 consistent with past practice).

           (a)  Schedule  2.15(a)  contains  a   complete  list  of   "Plans"
 consisting  of  each  employment,  severance  or  other  similar   contract,
 arrangement or  policy  (written  or oral)  and  each  plan  or  arrangement
 (written or oral) providing  for insurance coverage, workers'  compensation,
 disability benefits, supplemental unemployment benefits, vacation  benefits,
 retirement benefits or deferred compensation, profit sharing, bonuses, stock
 options, stock  appreciation  rights,  stock purchases  or  other  forms  of
 incentive  compensation  or   post-retirement  insurance,  compensation   or
 benefits which  is maintained  or administered  by GETS,  or to  which  GETS
 contributes, and which  covers any employee  or former employee  of GETS  or
 under which  GETS has  any liability,  including" employee  welfare  benefit
 plan," "employee  benefit  plan"  and "employee  pension  benefit  plan"  as
 defined under ERISA;

           (b)  With respect  to the  Plans, GETS  shall deliver  to  PEGASUS
 prior to  the Initial  Closing, a  copy of  each Plan  and any  amendment(s)
 thereto, together with  (i) any written  descriptions or summaries  thereof,
 (ii) all trust agreements, insurance  contracts, annuity contracts or  other
 funding instruments, and (iii)  the last two annual  reports (IRS Form  5500
 Series, together with  all required schedules)  prepared in connection  with
 any such  Plan.  The  Plans  comply, to  the  extent  applicable,  with  the
 requirements of ERISA and  the Code, and any  Plan intended to be  qualified
 under Section 401(a) of the Code has been determined by the Internal Revenue
 Service (the "IRS") to be so qualified;

           (c)  Except as  set  forth  on  Schedule  2.15(c),  there  are  no
 collective bargaining agreements to which GETS  is a party or by which  GETS
 is bound. There are no strikes  or labor disputes or lawsuits, unfair  labor
 or unlawful  employment practice  charges,  contract grievances  or  similar
 charges or actions  pending or threatened  by any of  the employees,  former
 employees or employment applicants of GETS.

           (d)  No employee  of  GETS is  obligated  under any  agreement  or
 judgment that would conflict with such employee's obligation to use his best
 efforts to  promote the  interests of  GETS or  would conflict  with  GETS's
 business as conducted or proposed to be conducted. No employee of GETS is in
 violation of the terms  of any employment agreement  or any other  agreement
 relating to such employee's relationship with  any previous employer and  no
 litigation is pending or threatened with regard thereto.
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      2.16 Insurance.  Schedule  2.16 sets  forth the  insurance policies  of
 GETS and GETS Affiliates and the  expiration date of each policy,  including
 without  limitation,  fire  and  casualty,  workers  compensation,   general
 liability,  "key-man"  and  other  such  insurance  policies.  GETS  has  no
 knowledge that any such insurance policy  will not be renewed in the  normal
 course or that  the premiums  therefore will  be materially  increased.   No
 insurance policies  of GETS  have been  denied or  coverage of  such  policy
 reduced. There is no material claim by GETS or GETS Affiliates or any  third
 party pending under any of such policies  or bonds as to which coverage  has
 been questioned, denied or disputed by the underwriters of such policies  or
 bonds. All of such insurance policies are  in full force and effect and  are
 issued by insurers of recognized responsibility.

      2.17 Customers and Suppliers.  Schedule 2.17 sets forth the twenty (20)
 largest customers and the twenty (20) largest suppliers (each as measured by
 revenues to GETS and  GETS Affiliates on a  consolidated basis) of GETS  and
 GETS Affiliates, taken as  a whole, for the  fiscal year ended December  31,
 1999 and for the nine month period  ended September 30, 2000 and sets  forth
 opposite the  name  of  each  such  customer  or  supplier  the  approximate
 percentage  of  net  sales  or  purchases   by  GETS  and  GETS   Affiliates
 attributable to such customer or supplier  for each such period.  Except  as
 set forth on Schedule  2.17, there are no  currently pending, or  threatened
 disputes between GETS and GETS Affiliates with their respective customers or
 suppliers that  could  materially  and  adversely  effect  the  relationship
 between GETS and GETS Affiliates, on the one hand, and any of such customers
 and suppliers on the  other. Except as  set forth on  Schedule 2.17, to  the
 knowledge of  GETS,  no  customer  or supplier  of  GETS  has  expressed  an
 intention to cease doing business with  GETS or GETS Affiliates prior to  or
 after the consummation of the transactions  contemplated hereby.  Except  as
 set forth on Schedule 2.17, since January 1, 2000, neither GETS nor any GETS
 Affiliate has experienced any difficulties in obtaining any inventory  items
 necessary to the operation of its  business, and no such shortage of  supply
 of inventory  items  is pending  or  threatened.   Except  as set  forth  on
 Schedule 2.17, there  are no other  customers that are  using the  Software,
 there are no obligations owed and there have been no representations made to
 any other customer or  Person by GETS or  Rivadalla related to or  regarding
 the Software.    GETS  is not  required  to  provide any  bonding  or  other
 financial security  arrangements  in  any  amount  in  connection  with  any
 transactions with any of its customers  or suppliers except in the  ordinary
 course of business consistent with commercial practice in GETS's industry.

      2.18 Bank Accounts and Powers  of Attorney.   Schedule 2.18 sets  forth
 each bank, savings  institution and other  financial institution with  which
 GETS and any  GETS Affiliate have  an account or  safe deposit  box and  the
 names of all Persons authorized to draw thereon or to have access thereto.
 Each Person holding  a power of  attorney or similar  grant of authority  on
 behalf of GETS or any GETS Affiliate is set forth on Schedule 2.18.   Except
 as disclosed on such  schedule, GETS and any  GETS Affiliate have not  given
 any revocable or irrevocable  powers of attorney to  any Person relating  to
 its business for any purpose whatsoever.

      2.19 Invention  Assignment   and  Confidentiality   Agreement.     Each
 employee, officer, consultant and  contractor of GETS  has entered into  and
 executed an Invention Assignment and  Confidentiality Agreement in the  form
 attached to this  Agreement as  Exhibit 2.19  or an  employee or  consulting
 agreement containing substantially similar terms.
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      2.20 Intellectual Property.

           (a)            GETS has full title and ownership of, or has  valid
 license   to,   all   technology,   software,   applications,    inventions,
 specifications, ideas,  creations,  business  methods,  databases,  designs,
 code, patents, patent applications, trademarks, trade dress, service  marks,
 trade  names,  copyrights,   moral  rights,  mask   works,  trade   secrets,
 confidential and  proprietary  information, formulas,  designs,  proprietary
 rights, know-how, show-how, processes, and  any and all other  confidential,
 technical and other business information of any kind, nature or  description
 whatsoever including Software  ("Software" is defined  as the  applications,
 databases, designs, code and documentation developed and used by GETS for  a
 uses incorporating  an Internet  browser  as a  client  and intended  to  be
 operated  as  a  centrally  hosted   service  using  Internet  or   intranet
 communications and  protocols  which  includes CRS,  PMS,  POS  and  similar
 hospitality-based  functionality)   (all  of   the  foregoing   collectively
 hereinafter referred  to  as  the "Proprietary  Assets"  and  identified  on
 Schedule 2.20(a)), without any conflict with  or infringement of the  rights
 of others.  Additionally,  the  Proprietary Assets  identified  on  Schedule
 2.20(a) constitute all intellectual property rights owned by GETS.

           (b)            There have  been no  claims  made against  GETS  or
 Rivadalla asserting  the  invalidity,  misuse  or  unenforceability  of  the
 Proprietary Assets and, there are no valid grounds for same.

           (c)            GETS or Rivadalla have received no notices of,  and
 is not aware of any facts  which indicate a likelihood of, any  infringement
 or misappropriation by, or  conflict with, any third  party with respect  to
 such Proprietary  Assets  (including,  without  limitation,  any  demand  or
 request that GETS or Rivadalla license any rights from a third party).

           (d)            The conduct of GETS's business and the  Proprietary
 Assets have not infringed, misappropriated or  conflicted with and does  not
 infringe, misappropriate or conflict  with any intellectual property  rights
 of others,  nor,  would  any  future  conduct  infringe,  misappropriate  or
 conflict with any Proprietary Assets of any third party.

           (e)            The Proprietary  Assets  have not  been  infringed,
 misappropriated or conflicted by any third parties.  Except as disclosed  on
 the  attached  Schedule  2.20(e),  the  transactions  contemplated  by  this
 Agreement and all other agreements contemplated by this Agreement shall have
 no material adverse effect on GETS's right, title and interest in and to the
 Proprietary Assets.
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           (f)            No employee  or  consultant of  GETS  is  obligated
 under any agreement  (including licenses,  covenants or  commitments of  any
 nature) or  subject  to  any judgment,  decree  or  order of  any  court  or
 administrative agency, or  any other restriction  that would interfere  with
 the use of his or her efforts to carry out his or her duties for GETS or  to
 promote the interests of GETS or that would conflict with GETS's business as
 presently conducted or  as proposed  to be conducted.   The  carrying on  of
 GETS's business by the employees and contractors of GETS and the conduct  of
 GETS's business as presently proposed will not, conflict with or result in a
 breach of the terms,  conditions or provisions of,  or constitute a  default
 under, any  contract,  covenant  or  instrument  under  which  any  of  such
 employees or contractors or GETS is now obligated.  GETS does not believe it
 is or will be necessary to utilize  any inventions of any employees of  GETS
 (or persons GETS currently intends to  hire) made prior to their  employment
 by GETS, except  for inventions,  trade secrets  or proprietary  information
 that has been assigned to GETS.

           (g)            Except as provided  in Schedule  2.11(a), GETS  and
 Rivadalla have  not granted  and there  are  not outstanding,  any  options,
 licenses or agreements of any kind relating to any of the Proprietary Assets
 of GETS, nor is GETS bound by or a party to any option, license or agreement
 of any  kind with  respect to  any  of its  Proprietary  Assets.   GETS  and
 Rivadalla are not obligated to pay any royalties or other payments to  third
 parties with  respect to  the  marketing, sale,  distribution,  manufacture,
 license or use of any Proprietary Asset or any other property or rights.

      2.21 Books and Records.   The books, records and  accounts of GETS  and
 GETS Affiliates (a) are in all material respects true and complete, (b) have
 been maintained in accordance with reasonable business practices on a  basis
 consistent with  prior  years,  (c) are  stated  in  reasonable  detail  and
 accurately and fairly reflect the transactions and disposition of the assets
 of GETS in all material respects,  and (d) accurately and fairly reflect  in
 all material respects the basis for the Financial Statements.

      2.22 Compliance with Law and Charter  Documents.  Except where  failure
 would not have a  material adverse effect on  GETS and its operations,  GETS
 and GETS Affiliates  are not  in violation or  default of  any provision  of
 their Articles of Organization or Operating Agreement, both as amended,  and
 GETS and GETS  Affiliates are in  compliance with  all applicable  statutes,
 laws, regulations and executive orders of  the United States of America  and
 all states,  foreign countries  or other  governmental bodies  and  agencies
 having jurisdiction over GETS's and GETS Affiliates' business, properties or
 assets.   GETS and  GETS Affiliates  have  not received  any notice  of  any
 violation of any such statute, law,  regulation or order which has not  been
 remedies prior to the date hereof.  The execution, delivery and  performance
 of this Agreement and all other agreements contemplated hereby to which GETS
 or GETS Affiliates  is a  party, and  the consummation  of the  transactions
 contemplated hereby or  thereby, will not  result in any  such violation  or
 default, or be in conflict with or result in a violation or breach of,  with
 or without  the passage of time or the giving of notice or both, GETS's  and
 GETS Affiliates' Articles of Organization or Bylaws, any judgment, order  or
 decree of any court or  arbitrator to which GETS  and GETS Affiliates are  a
 party or is subject, any agreement or contract of GETS and GETS  Affiliates,
 or, a violation of any statute, law, regulation or order, or an event  which
 results in the creation of any lien, charge or encumbrance upon any asset of
 GETS and GETS Affiliates.
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      2.23 Environmental Matters.

           (a)            To the best of Rivadalla's knowledge, neither  GETS
 nor GETS  Affiliates have  been  or is  currently  engaged in  any  activity
 involving the possession,  transport, disposal or  release of any  Hazardous
 Materials.  During the period that GETS and GETS Affiliates have leased  the
 premises currently  occupied by  them and  those premises  occupied by  them
 since the date of their incorporation, there have been no disposal,  release
 or threatened release of Hazardous Materials (as defined below) from or  any
 presence thereof on  any such  premises.   There is  no presence,  disposal,
 release or threatened release of Hazardous Materials on or from any of  such
 premises, which may have occurred prior  to GETS having taken possession  of
 any of such premises.  For purposes of this Agreement, the terms "disposal,"
 "release," and "threatened release" have the definitions assigned thereto by
 the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act  of
 1980, 42 U.S.C. S 9601 et seq., as amended ("CERCLA").  For the purposes  of
 this Section  2.23,  "Hazardous  Materials"  mean  any  hazardous  or  toxic
 substance, material  or waste  which  is or  becomes  prior to  the  Initial
 Closing Date or thereafter until all  of the Options have been exercised  or
 expire regulated under, or defined as a "hazardous substance,"  "pollutant,"
 "contaminant," "toxic chemical," "hazardous material," "toxic substance"  or
 "hazardous chemical"  under  (i) CERCLA;  (ii)  the Emergency  Planning  and
 Community Right-to-Know Act, 42 U.S.C. S 11001 et seq.; (iii) the  Hazardous
 Material Transportation  Act, 49  U.S.C. S  1801, et  seq.; (iv)  the  Toxic
 Substances Control  Act, 15  U.S.C. S  2601  et seq.;  (v) the  Occupational
 Safety and Health  Act of 1970,  29 U.S.C. S  651 et seq.;  (vi) regulations
 promulgated under any of the above  statutes; or (vii) any applicable  state
 or local statute, ordinance, rule or regulation that has a scope or  purpose
 similar to those identified above.

           (b)            None of the  premises currently leased  by GETS  or
 any GETS  Affiliate  or any  premises  previously  occupied by  GETS  is  in
 material violation of any federal, state or local law, ordinance, regulation
 or order relating to industrial hygiene  or to the environmental  conditions
 in such premises.

           (c)            During the time that GETS or any GETS Affiliate has
 leased the  premises currently  occupied by  it or  any premises  previously
 occupied by GETS,  neither GETS nor  any third party,  has used,  generated,
 manufactured or  stored in  such premises  or transported  to or  from  such
 premises any Hazardous Materials.

           (d)            During the time that GETS or any GETS Affiliate has
 leased the  premises currently  occupied by  it or  any premises  previously
 occupied by GETS, there has been no litigation, proceeding or administrative
 action brought or threatened in writing  against GETS by, or any  settlement
 reached by GETS with, any party or parties alleging the presence,  disposal,
 release or threatened release of any  Hazardous Materials on, from or  under
 any of such premises.

           (e)            During the period that  GETS or any GETS  Affiliate
 has leased the premises currently occupied by it or any premises  previously
 occupied by GETS,  no Hazardous Materials  have been  transported from  such
 premises by  or on  behalf of  GETS or  any GETS  Affiliate to  any site  or
 facility now listed or proposed for listing on the National Priorities List,
 at 40 C.F.R. Part 300, or any list with a similar scope or purpose published
 by any state authority.
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      2.24 Investment  Banking  and   Finder  Fees.     Neither  GETS,   GETS
 Affiliates, Rivadalla nor the Members have entered into any agreement  which
 would entitle any Person to any  valid claim against GETS, GETS  Affiliates,
 the Members, or Pegasus for a  broker's commission, finder's fee or  similar
 payment with respect to any matters contemplated by this Agreement.

      2.25 Disclosure.  The representations and warranties contained in  this
 Agreement and the schedules thereto delivered to Pegasus by GETS,  Rivadalla
 and the Members  under this Agreement,  taken together, do  not contain  any
 untrue statement  of  a material  fact  or omit  to  state a  material  fact
 necessary in order to make the  statements contained herein and therein,  in
 light of  the  circumstances under  which  such statements  were  made,  not
 misleading.

      2.26 Members' Representations  Regarding Pegasus  Stock.   The  Members
 hereby represent and warrant to Pegasus that:

           (a)            The Members  understand  and acknowledge  that  the
 Pegasus common stock,  provided at the  Initial Closing  and Pegasus  common
 stock provided  upon any  subsequent  exercise of  an  Option, will  not  be
 registered under the Securities Act nor  qualified under the securities  law
 of Texas or any other state or Governmental Entity, by virtue of  exemptions
 thereto. Each of the Members (either alone or in conjunction with his or her
 professional advisers)  has such  experience  and knowledge  in  investment,
 financial and business matters  in investments similar to  the stock of  the
 Pegasus that they are capable of protecting their own interest in connection
 therewith and  qualifying  for such  exemptions.  Further, the  Members  are
 acquiring the Pegasus  common stock and  any Pegasus  common stock  obtained
 through any subsequent exercise  of an Option  for investment purposes  only
 for Members' own account, and not on behalf  of any other person nor with  a
 view to, or for resale in connection with any distribution thereof; and

           (b)            The  Members  have  had  access  to  pertinent  SEC
 filings of  Pegasus and  received and  reviewed to  their satisfaction  such
 documents and  corporate and  financial records  of  Pegasus, and  have  had
 answered all questions with regard thereto that such Seller deemed necessary
 or appropriate to evaluate  the business, operations  and assets of  Pegasus
 and the value of its common stock.  The Members are relying solely on  their
 own evaluation and analysis in determining  the value of the Pegasus  common
 stock and any Pegasus common stock obtained through any subsequent  exercise
 of an  Option and  not on  any  representation of  value  or worth  made  by
 Pegasus.

      2.27 Further Limitations  on  Disposition  of Pegasus  Common  Stock.
 Without in any way  limiting the representations set  forth in Section  2.26
 above, Members  further agree  not to  make any  disposition of  all or  any
 portion of the Pegasus common stock unless and until:

           (a)  there is then  in effect a  registration statement under  the
 Securities Act covering  such proposed disposition  and such disposition  is
 made in accordance with such registration statement;

           (b)  Such Member  shall  have  notified Pegasus  of  the  proposed
 disposition, shall have furnished Pegasus with a statement of  circumstances
 surrounding the proposed disposition, and, at the expense of such Member  or
 its transferee, shall  have furnished Pegasus  with an  opinion of  counsel,
 reasonably satisfactory to Pegasus, that  such disposition will not  require
 registration of such securities under the Securities Act.
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 Notwithstanding the  provisions of  paragraphs (a)  and (b)  above, no  such
 registration statement or opinion of counsel shall be required: (i) for  any
 transfer of any Pegasus common stock in compliance with SEC Rule 144 or Rule
 144A; or (ii) for any transfer of any Pegasus common stock by a Member  that
 is a partnership or a corporation to (A) a partner of such partnership or  a
 Member of such corporation,  (B) a retired partner  of such partnership  who
 retires after the date hereof, (C) the estate of any such partner or Member,
 or (iii)  for the  transfer by  gift,  will or  intestate succession  by  an
 Investor to his  or her  spouse or lineal  descendants or  ancestors or  any
 trust for any of the foregoing; provided that in each of the foregoing cases
 the transferee agrees in writing to be subject to the terms of Section  2.27
 to the same extent as if the transferee were an original Member hereunder.

           (c)  It is understood that the certificates evidencing the Pegasus
 common stock will bear the legends set forth below:

      THE SECURITIES REPRESENTED  HEREBY HAVE NOT  BEEN REGISTERED UNDER  THE
      SECURITIES ACT OF 1933, AS AMENDED (THE "ACT"), OR UNDER THE SECURITIES
      LAWS OF CERTAIN STATES.  THESE  SECURITIES ARE SUBJECT TO  RESTRICTIONS
      ON TRANSFERABILITY  AND RESALE  AND MAY  NOT BE  TRANSFERRED OR  RESOLD
      EXCEPT AS PERMITTED UNDER THE ACT  AND THE APPLICABLE STATE  SECURITIES
      LAWS, PURSUANT  TO  REGISTRATION  OR EXEMPTION  THEREFROM.    INVESTORS
      SHOULD BE AWARE THAT THEY MAY  BE REQUIRED TO BEAR THE FINANCIAL  RISKS
      OF THIS INVESTMENT  FOR AN INDEFINITE  PERIOD OF TIME.   THE ISSUER  OF
      THESE SECURITIES  MAY  REQUIRE  AN  OPINION  OF  COUNSEL  IN  FORM  AND
      SUBSTANCE SATISFACTORY TO THE  ISSUER TO THE  EFFECT THAT ANY  PROPOSED
      TRANSFER OR RESALE  IS IN COMPLIANCE  WITH THE ACT  AND ANY  APPLICABLE
      STATE SECURITIES LAWS.  WITHOUT  LIMITING THE FOREGOING, NO  OWNERSHIP,
      INTERESTS OR RIGHTS WITH RESPECT TO THE  SECURITIES REPRESENTED BY THIS
      CERTIFICATE MAY BE SOLD,  TRANSFERRED OR CONVEYED FOR  A PERIOD OF  ONE
      YEAR FROM THE DATE OF ISSUANCE.

 The legend set forth above shall be removed by Pegasus from any  certificate
 evidencing Pegasus common  stock upon deliver  to Pegasus of  an opinion  by
 counsel, reasonably satisfactory to  Pegasus, that a registration  statement
 under the Securities  Act is  at that  time in  effect with  respect to  the
 legended security  or that  such security  can be  freely transferred  in  a
 public sale without such a registration  statement being in effect and  that
 such  transfer  will  not  jeopardize  the  exemption  or  exemptions   from
 registration pursuant to which Pegasus issued the Pegasus common stock.

           (d)  Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraphs (a), (b) and (c)
 above, Pegasus acknowledges that the Members  have disclosed to Pegasus  the
 intention of the Members to gift, sell, transfer or otherwise dispose of all
 or part of the Pegasus shares,  cash, or other securities and  consideration
 payable to the Members under this  Agreement, and all proceeds thereof  (the
 "Pegasus Consideration"), subject to the restrictions on the Pegasus  common
 stock set forth in this Agreement,  to one or more "Permitted  Transferees",
 which shall be defined as a  member of holder's immediate family, trust  for
 the benefit of such immediate family members, and partnerships in which  the
 holder and such immediate family members are the only partners.  A  holder's
 immediate family  includes a  spouse, children  or more  remote  descendants
 (including stepchildren and adopted children)  and parents.  Pegasus  hereby
 consents to the gift, sale, transfer or other disposition by the Members  to
 the Permitted  Transferees  of the  Pegasus  Consideration, subject  to  the
 restrictions on the  Pegasus common  stock set  forth in  this Agreement  as
 permitted by applicable laws and regulations.
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                                  ARTICLE 3

                  Representations and Warranties of Pegasus

      Pegasus hereby  represents and  warrants to  GETS  and the  Members  as
 follows:

      3.1  Incorporation and Good  Standing.  Pegasus  is a corporation  duly
 incorporated, validly existing and  in good standing under  the laws of  the
 State of  Delaware.  Pegasus  is  qualified to  do  business  as  a  foreign
 corporation in every jurisdiction in which the nature of its business or its
 ownership of property requires it to be so qualified.

      3.2  Authority.  Pegasus has  all necessary corporate power,  authority
 and capacity to  enter into  this Agreement,  and all  other agreements  and
 instruments to be executed by Pegasus as contemplated by this Agreement (the
 "Pegasus Ancillary Agreements") and to carry out its obligations under  this
 Agreement and the Pegasus Ancillary  Agreements. The execution and  delivery
 of this  Agreement  and the  Pegasus  Ancillary Agreements  have  been  duly
 authorized by all necessary corporate action on the part of Pegasus.

      3.3  Enforceability of  Obligations.  This Agreement  constitutes,  and
 each of the  Pegasus Ancillary Agreements,  when executed  and delivered  in
 accordance with the  terms thereof, will  constitute, the  legal, valid  and
 binding  obligations  of  Pegasus,  as  the  case  may  be,  enforceable  in
 accordance with their respective terms, except as such enforceability may be
 limited by principles of  public policy and subject  to the laws of  general
 application relating to bankruptcy, insolvency and the relief of debtors and
 to rules of law governing specific  performance, injunctive relief or  other
 equitable remedies.

      3.4  No Conflict. Neither the execution and delivery of this Agreement,
 the Pegasus Ancillary  Agreements nor the  consummation of the  transactions
 provided for hereby or  thereby will conflict with,  (a) the Certificate  of
 Incorporation or Bylaws of Pegasus, (b)  result in any Lien upon any  assets
 of Pegasus, or (c) require any  Consent of or with any Governmental  Entity,
 under the  provisions  of the  Certificate  of Incorporation  or  Bylaws  of
 Pegasus or  any  indenture, lease,  contract  or other  material  agreement,
 instrument, permit, concession, franchise or license to which Pegasus or its
 subsidiaries or any of their respective assets are bound or affected, or any
 Laws, judgment or decree to which Pegasus or its subsidiaries are subject.

      3.5  Investment Banking and Finder Fees.  Pegasus has not entered  into
 any agreement which  would entitle  any Person  to any  valid claim  against
 GETS, the Members,  or Pegasus for  a broker's commission,  finder's fee  or
 similar payment with respect to any matters contemplated by this Agreement.

      3.6  Pegasus Common Stock.

           (a)       The shares of Pegasus common stock to be issued pursuant
 to this Agreement have been duly  authorized and, when issued and  delivered
 in accordance  with the  terms of  this Agreement,  will have  been  validly
 issued and will be fully paid  and non-assessable, and the issuance  thereof
 is not subject to any preemptive or other similar right.
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           (b)       The Pegasus common  stock issued to  the Members at  the
 Initial Closing or  obtained through any  subsequent exercise  of an  Option
 will be  unregistered and,  except as  permitted under  Section 2.27(d),  no
 ownership, interest  or rights  in the  stock may  be sold,  transferred  or
 conveyed by the Members for a period of one year from the date of issuance.

      3.7  Disclosure.  The representations and warranties contained in  this
 Agreement and the  schedules thereto delivered  to GETS and  the Members  by
 Pegasus under  this Agreement,  taken together,  do not  contain any  untrue
 statement of a material fact or omit  to state a material fact necessary  in
 order to make the statements contained  herein and therein, in light of  the
 circumstances under which such statements were made, not misleading.

                                  ARTICLE 4

                             Conduct of Business

      GETS and Rivadalla hereby covenant and agree with Pegasus as follows:

      4.1  Conduct of  the  Business.    Except  as  expressly  permitted  or
 contemplated by this Agreement, GETS and GETS Affiliates shall observe  each
 term set forth in  this Section 4.1  and agrees that,  from the date  hereof
 until the Initial Closing,  and thereafter until any  Option expires or  all
 Options are exercised  as provided  for in  Section 1.2  of this  Agreement,
 unless otherwise  consented to  by Pegasus  in writing  within a  reasonable
 period of time:

           (a)       The business  of  GETS  and  GETS  Affiliates  shall  be
 conducted only in, and  GETS and GETS Affiliates  shall not take any  action
 except in, the ordinary course of GETS's business, on an arm's-length basis,
 in the  best  interest of  GETS,  GETS Affiliates  and  the Members  and  in
 accordance in  all material  respects with  all applicable  laws, rules  and
 regulations and consistent with the past practice of GETS;

           (b)       GETS  and  GETS  Affiliates   shall  not,  directly   or
 indirectly, do or permit to occur  any of the following: (i) issue,  convey,
 sell or  otherwise dispose  of  any interest  in  GETS; (ii)  sell,  pledge,
 dispose of or encumber any ownership  or other interest in GETS (iii)  sell,
 pledge, dispose of or encumber any of its assets (or enter into factoring or
 similar arrangements), except in the ordinary course of business and  except
 as identified to  Pegasus in  writing; (iv) amend  or propose  to amend  its
 Articles of Organization  or Operating  Agreement; (v)  acquire (by  merger,
 exchange, consolidation, acquisition  of stock or  assets or otherwise)  any
 corporation, partnership, joint  venture or other  business organization  or
 division or material assets thereof; (vi)  enter into any new or modify  any
 existing lease of real property; (vii)  incur any indebtedness for  borrowed
 money involving an increase in liabilities of more than $50,000 or issue any
 debt securities;  (viii) voluntarily  permit any  accounts payable  owed  to
 trade creditors to remain  outstanding more than  90 days; (ix)  accelerate,
 beyond the normal collection cycle, collection of accounts receivable except
 in the ordinary  course of business  consistent with past  practice; or  (x)
 enter into or propose  to enter into,  or modify or  propose to modify,  any
 agreement, arrangement or understanding with respect  to any of the  matters
 set forth in this Section 4.1(b);

           (c)       In the  event that  GETS shall  make a  distribution  of
 profits, GETS shall pay to Pegasus a pro-rata portion of the distribution or
 dividend based upon Pegasus' then-existing percentage of ownership of GETS;
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           (d)       GETS  and  GETS  Affiliates   shall  not,  directly   or
 indirectly, enter  into  or  modify any  employment,  severance  or  similar
 agreements or arrangements or take any  action with respect to the grant  of
 any bonuses, salary increases, stock  options, severance or termination  pay
 except in the  ordinary course of  business consistent  with past  practices
 without Pegasus' prior written approval after the Initial Closing Date;

           (e)       GETS will  maintain  employee incentive  plans  for  key
 management and personnel as identified on Schedule 4.1(e) in a form approved
 by Pegasus in writing, provided that  no employee incentive plan created  or
 maintained by GETS shall  convey ownership of GETS  stock or an interest  in
 GETS to any employee;

           (f)       GETS shall not adopt or amend any bonus, profit sharing,
 compensation, stock option,  pension, retirement,  deferred compensation  or
 employment plan;

           (g)       GETS and GETS  Affiliates shall not  adopt or amend  any
 employee benefit plan, trust, fund or  group arrangement for the benefit  or
 welfare of any employees, except for amendments made in the ordinary  course
 of business and that do not result in any increase in the cost to GETS as  a
 result of such amendment;

           (h)       GETS and GETS Affiliates  shall not cancel or  terminate
 their current insurance policies or cause any of the coverage thereunder  to
 lapse, unless simultaneously with  such termination, cancellation or  lapse,
 replacement policies  providing  coverage  equal  to  or  greater  than  the
 coverage under the canceled, terminated or lapsed policies for substantially
 similar premiums are in full force and effect;

           (i)       GETS and  GETS  Affiliates shall  (i)  use  commercially
 reasonable efforts to preserve intact  GETS's and GETS Affiliates'  business
 organization and goodwill, keep  available the services  of GETS's and  GETS
 Affiliates' officers  and employees  as a  group and  maintain  satisfactory
 relationships with  suppliers,  distributors, customers  and  others  having
 business relationships  with GETS  and GETS  Affiliates;  (ii) confer  on  a
 regular and  frequent  basis  with  representatives  of  Pegasus  to  report
 operational matters and the general status of ongoing operations; and  (iii)
 not intentionally take any  action which would  render, or which  reasonably
 may be expected to render, any representation or warranty made by it in this
 Agreement;

           (j)       GETS and GETS Affiliates shall not (i) change any of its
 methods of  accounting in  effect at  December 31,  1999, other  than  those
 required by  GAAP; (ii)  make  or rescind  any  express or  deemed  election
 relating to  Taxes, (iii)  settle or  compromise  any claim,  action,  suit,
 litigation, proceeding,  arbitration,  investigation, audit  or  controversy
 relating to Taxes; or (iv) change any of its methods of reporting income  or
 deductions for  federal  income Tax  purposes  from those  employed  in  the
 preparation of the federal  income Tax returns for  the taxable year  ending
 December 31, 1999;

           (k)       GETS  and   GETS  Affiliates   shall  not   engage   any
 professional  consultants  including,  but  not  limited  to,   accountants,
 auditors, attorneys, tax preparers or other professional consultants, except
 in the ordinary course of business  consistent with past practices,  without
 Pegasus' prior written approval;
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           (l)       Following the execution  of Exhibit  6.2(d), GETS  shall
 not amend its Operating Agreement to change the number of Managers and shall
 allow Pegasus to appoint  and maintain two (2)  Managers for GETS,  provided
 however that  in the  event Pegasus  fails to  exercise any  Option or  this
 Agreement is terminated, the Managers appointed by Pegasus shall be  removed
 automatically and  the  remaining  GETS Managers  may  amend  the  Operating
 Agreement in their sole discretion; and

           (m)       Until the exercise of  the Second Option or  termination
 of this Agreement, Rivadalla agrees to cover any losses from the  operations
 of GETS on  an annual basis  and pay an  amount equal to  such shortfall  to
 GETS.

      4.2  Access to Books  and Records.   Between  the date  hereof and  the
 Initial Closing  Date,  and  thereafter until  all  Options  expire  or  are
 exercised as provided  for in Section  1.2 of this  Agreement, GETS and  the
 Members shall (a) afford Pegasus  and their authorized representatives  (the
 "Pegasus Representatives")  full access  at all  reasonable times  and  upon
 reasonable notice  to the  offices,  properties, books,  records,  officers,
 employees and  other items  of GETS  and the  Members, (b)  shall cause  its
 independent accountants to  afford to  the independent  auditors of  Pegasus
 reasonable access  to  the  audit  work papers  and  other  records  of  the
 independent auditors  of GETS,  GETS Affiliates  and  the Members,  and  (c)
 otherwise provide such assistance as is  reasonably requested by Pegasus  in
 order that Pegasus may  have a full opportunity  to make such  investigation
 and evaluation as  it shall reasonably  desire to make  of the business  and
 affairs of GETS  and the  Members. In addition,  GETS and  its officers  and
 directors  and  the  Members  shall  cooperate  fully  (including  providing
 introductions, where necessary)  with Pegasus to  enable Pegasus to  contact
 such third parties, including customers, prospective customers, vendors,  or
 suppliers of GETS as Pegasus deems reasonably necessary to complete its  due
 diligence; provided  that,  Pegasus  agree not  to  initiate  such  contacts
 without the prior approval of GETS, which approval will not be  unreasonably
 withheld; provided further,  that a representative  of GETS  may, at  GETS's
 option, participate in such  contacts. Pegasus will hold,  and will use  all
 reasonable efforts to cause  its officers, employees, accountants,  counsel,
 financial advisors and all other representatives and affiliates to hold, any
 nonpublic information  in  confidence to  the  extent required  by,  and  in
 accordance with, and will comply with the confidentiality provisions of this
 Agreement.

                                  ARTICLE 5

                     Additional Agreements and Covenants

      5.1  GETS's Manager and Membership Interests. Beginning on the date  of
 full execution  hereof  and  thereafter until  all  Options  expire  or  are
 exercised as provided for in Section 1.2 of this Agreement, GETS's  Managers
 shall include two (2) Pegasus representatives as provided by Exhibit  6.2(d)
 and no GETS ownership interest shall be granted or transferred to any Person
 except as provided  for in  this Agreement. Pegasus  shall have  all of  the
 rights of a member as set forth in the GETS Operating Agreement.

      5.2  Software Development Agreement. Simultaneously with the  execution
 of this Agreement, GETS and Pegasus  will enter into a Software  Development
 Agreement in the form attached hereto as Exhibit 1.4.2.
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      5.3  Consents.  Pegasus, GETS, Rivadalla and the Members shall use  all
 reasonable efforts to obtain the Consent  of, or effect the notification  of
 or filing with, each  Person necessary for such  party hereto to  consummate
 the transactions contemplated by this Agreement.

      5.4  Intellectual Property Rights of the Members.  Prior to the Initial
 Closing, GETS Affiliates, the Members  and Rivadalla shall transfer,  assign
 and convey  all intellectual  property  rights that  they  may have  in  the
 Software or  Proprietary Assets  of GETS  to GETS  in the  form attached  as
 Exhibit 5.4.

      5.5  Restrictions on Negotiations with Third Parties.

           (a)       From and  after the  date of  this Agreement  until  the
 earlier of  the Effective  Time  or the  termination  of this  Agreement  in
 accordance with its terms or the  failure by Pegasus to exercise any  Option
 within the time permitted herein, Rivadalla GETS and the Members shall  not,
 directly  or   indirectly,   through  any   officer,   director,   employee,
 representative or agent of  GETS or the Members  or any of their  respective
 subsidiaries, solicit or encourage (including by way of furnishing nonpublic
 information) or  take  other  action,  either  directly  or  indirectly,  to
 facilitate any inquiries or the making  of any proposal that constitutes  or
 may reasonably be expected  to lead to an  Acquisition Proposal (as  defined
 below) from  any  person,  or engage  in  any  discussions  or  negotiations
 relating thereto  (other than  with Pegasus)  or in  furtherance thereof  or
 accept  any   Acquisition  Proposal.   For  purposes   of  this   Agreement,
 "Acquisition Proposal" means  any inquiries or  proposals regarding any  (i)
 merger, consolidation, sale  of substantial assets  or similar  transactions
 involving GETS  or  any GETS  Affiliates  (other  than sales  of  assets  or
 inventory in the ordinary course of  business), (ii) purchase any  ownership
 interest in GETS (including without limitation  by way of a tender offer  or
 an exchange  offer)  or similar  transactions  involving GETS  or  any  GETS
 Affiliates, (iii) acquisition  by any Person  or "Group"  (as defined  under
 Section 13(d) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the "Securities  Act")
 and the rules and regulations thereunder) of beneficial ownership or a right
 to acquire any beneficial ownership  of GETS; or (iv) public announcement of
 a proposal, plan or intention to do any of the foregoing or any agreement to
 engage in any of the foregoing.

           (b)       If  GETS  or  any  of  its  subsidiaries  receives   any
 unsolicited  offer  or  proposal  to  enter  negotiations  relating  to   an
 Acquisition  Proposal,  GETS  shall  immediately  notify  Pegasus   thereof,
 including information as to the identity of the offeror or the party  making
 any such offer or proposal and the principal financial terms and  conditions
 of such offer or proposal, as the case may be.
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      5.6  Notice of Certain Matters.  GETS, Rivadalla and the Members  shall
 promptly notify  Pegasus, and  Pegasus shall  promptly notify  GETS and  the
 Members, in  writing  (i) of  any  material governmental  or  administrative
 complaints, investigations or  hearings (or  communications indicating  that
 the same  may be  contemplated);  (ii) if  such  Person discovers  that  any
 representation or warranty made  by it in this  Agreement was when made,  or
 has subsequently become, untrue in any respect; (iii) of any notice or other
 communication from any third party relating to, a material default or  event
 which, with  notice  or lapse  of  time or  both,  would become  a  material
 default, received by such  Person subsequent to the  date of this  Agreement
 and prior  to  the  Initial  Closing  Date  under  any  material  agreement,
 indenture or instrument  to which such  Person is a  party or  to which  the
 assets of such Person and its  subsidiaries are subject, or (iv) any  notice
 or other communication  from any third  party alleging that  the consent  of
 such third party is or may  be required in connection with the  transactions
 contemplated by this Agreement.

      5.7  Confidential Information.

           (a)  Pegasus, GETS and  the Members have  disclosed and  delivered
 and will  through the  Initial Closing,  and  thereafter until  all  Options
 expire or are exercised  as provided for in  Section 1.2 of this  Agreement,
 disclose and deliver to the other party hereto certain information about its
 respective  properties,  employees,  finances,  businesses  and   operations
 prepared by such  party or  its advisors  (such party  when disclosing  such
 information being  "Disclosing Party"  and such  party when  receiving  such
 information being the "Receiving Party").  All such information furnished by
 the Disclosing Party or its Authorized  Persons (as defined below),  whether
 furnished before or  after the  date hereof,  whether oral  or written,  and
 regardless of the manner in  which it is furnished,  is referred to in  this
 Agreement as "Confidential Information."  Confidential Information does  not
 include, however, information which (i) is or becomes generally available to
 the public other than as a result of a disclosure by the Receiving Party  or
 its Authorized  Persons, (ii)  was available  to the  Receiving Party  on  a
 nonconfidential basis prior to its disclosure by the Disclosing Party or its
 Authorized Persons,  provided that  the source  of such  information is  not
 known to the Receiving Party to be obligated to maintain such information as
 confidential,  (iii)  becomes  available  to   the  Receiving  Party  on   a
 nonconfidential basis from a Person other  than the Disclosing Party or  its
 Authorized  Persons  that  is  not  otherwise  bound  by  a  confidentiality
 agreement with the Disclosing Party or any of its Authorized Persons, or  is
 otherwise not under  an obligation  to the Disclosing  Party or  any of  its
 Authorized Persons not to transmit the information to the Receiving Party or
 any other third party  or (iv) required to  be disclosed in connection  with
 this Agreement or any other documents contemplated hereby.  As used in  this
 Agreement, the  term "Authorized  Persons" means,  as to  any Person,  those
 Persons that are actively and directly  participating in the evaluation  and
 negotiation of the transaction contemplated by this Agreement.
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           (b)  Subject to  Section 5.8(c),  unless  otherwise agreed  to  in
 writing by the Disclosing  Party, the Receiving Party  agrees (a) except  as
 required by law, to keep all  Confidential Information confidential and  not
 to disclose or reveal any Confidential Information to any person other  than
 its Authorized Persons, and to cause  those persons to observe the terms  of
 this Agreement,  (b) not  to use  Confidential Information  for any  purpose
 other than in connection with its evaluation of the transaction contemplated
 hereby or the completion of the transaction contemplated hereby in a  manner
 approved by the Disclosing Party and (c)  except as required by law, not  to
 disclose to any Person (other than its Authorized Persons) (i) the fact that
 the Confidential Information  exists or has  been made  available, (ii)  any
 information about  the transactions  contemplated hereby,  or the  terms  or
 conditions or any facts relating thereto, including without limitation,  the
 fact that discussions are  taking place with respect  thereto or the  status
 thereof, or  (iii) the  fact that  Confidential  Information has  been  made
 available to the Receiving Party or  its Authorized Persons.  The  Receiving
 Party will be responsible for any breach of the terms of this Section 5.8 by
 the Receiving Party or any of its Authorized Persons.

           (c)  In the event that the  Receiving Party is requested  pursuant
 to, or  required by,  applicable  law, regulation  or  by legal  process  to
 disclose any Confidential  Information or any  other information  concerning
 the Disclosing Party or the Proposed Transaction, the Receiving Party agrees
 that it will provide the Disclosing Party with prompt notice of such request
 or  requirement  in  order  to  enable  the  Disclosing  Party  to  seek  an
 appropriate protective order or other remedy, to consult with the  Receiving
 Party with respect to the Disclosing Party taking steps to resist or  narrow
 the scope of such request or legal process, or to waive compliance, in whole
 or in part, with  the terms of this  Agreement.  In the  event that no  such
 protective order or other remedy is  obtained, or that the Disclosing  Party
 waives compliance with the terms of this Agreement, the Receiving Party will
 use its  reasonable  best efforts  to  disclose  only that  portion  of  any
 Confidential Information which the Receiving Party is advised by counsel  is
 legally required and will exercise all reasonable efforts to ensure that all
 Confidential  Information  so  disclosed   will  be  accorded   confidential
 treatment.

           (d)  Pegasus, GETS and  the Members are  aware, and Pegasus,  GETS
 and the Members  will advise their  respective Authorized  Persons that  are
 informed of  the matters  that are  the subject  of this  Agreement, of  the
 restrictions imposed by the United States securities laws on the purchase or
 sale of  securities  by any  Person  who has  received  material,  nonpublic
 information from the issuer of such  securities and on the communication  of
 such information to any other person when it is reasonably foreseeable  that
 such other Person is  likely to sell such  securities in reliance upon  such
 information.

           (e)  Without  prejudice  to  the  rights  or  remedies   otherwise
 available to each of the parties  hereto, each such party shall be  entitled
 to equitable relief by way of specific performance, injunction or otherwise,
 if the  other party  hereto or  any of  its Authorized  Persons breaches  or
 threatens to breach any of the provisions  of this Section 5.8.  Each  party
 hereto agrees to waive  any requirement for the  security or posting of  any
 bond in connection with such remedy.
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                                 ARTICLE 6

               Conditions to Initial Closing and Subsequent Closings

      6.1  Conditions to Each Party's  Obligation To Effect the  Transaction.
 The  respective  obligation  of  each  party  to  effect  the   transactions
 contemplated herein  is subject  to the  satisfaction prior  to the  Initial
 Closing Date and Subsequent Closings of the following conditions:

           (a)            Hart  Scott   Rodino   Act.     Approval   of   the
 transactions contemplated herein may be required under the Hart Scott Rodino
 Act ("HSR Act").  To the  extent HSR Act approval  is required prior to  the
 exercise of any Option, the time periods  set forth in Sections 1.2 and  1.5
 shall be  extended  as  necessary, any  waiting  period  applicable  to  the
 consummation of the transactions contemplated herein under the HSR Act shall
 have expired or been terminated and no action shall have been instituted  by
 the Department of Justice or Federal Trade Commission challenging or seeking
 to enjoin the transactions contemplated herein, which action shall not  have
 been withdrawn or terminated.

           (b)            Board  of  Director   and  Member  Approval.   This
 Agreement shall have been  approved and adopted  by the Parties'  respective
 Boards of Directors and Members.

           (c)            Governmental Entity Approvals. All  authorizations,
 consents, orders  or  approvals of,  or  declarations or  filings  with,  or
 expiration of waiting periods imposed by, any Governmental Entity  necessary
 for the  consummation of  the transactions  contemplated by  this  Agreement
 shall have been  filed, expired  or been  obtained, other  than those  that,
 individually or  in the  aggregate,  the failure  to  be filed,  expired  or
 obtained would  not,  in the  reasonable  opinion  of the  Parties,  have  a
 material effect on GETS or Pegasus.

           (d)            No  Injunctions  or   Restraints;  Illegality.   No
 temporary restraining order,  preliminary or permanent  injunction or  other
 order issued by any court of competent jurisdiction or other legal restraint
 or  prohibition  (an  "Injunction")  preventing  the  consummation  of   the
 transactions contemplated by this  Agreement shall be  in effect, nor  shall
 any proceeding brought by  an administrative agency  or commission or  other
 governmental authority or instrumentality, domestic or foreign, seeking  any
 of the foregoing be pending; and there shall not be any action taken, or any
 statute, rule,  regulation  or  order  (whether  temporary,  preliminary  or
 permanent) enacted, entered or enforced which makes the consummation of  the
 transactions contemplated by this Agreement illegal or prevents or prohibits
 the transactions contemplated by this Agreement.

      6.2  Conditions to Pegasus' Obligations.  The obligations of Pegasus to
 consummate the transactions  contemplated by this  Agreement are subject  to
 the fulfillment  and  satisfaction  as of  the  Initial  Closing  Date,  and
 thereafter until all  Options expire  or are  exercised as  provided for  in
 Section 1.2 of  this Agreement as  is applicable, of  each of the  following
 conditions, any of which may be waived in  writing, in whole or in part,  by
 Pegasus:
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           (a)  Representations and  Warranties.    The  representations  and
 warranties of GETS, Rivadalla  and the Members set  forth in this  Agreement
 shall be  true and  correct in  all material  respects (i)  as of  the  date
 hereof, (ii) as of the Initial Closing Date, as though made on and as of the
 Initial Closing Date and (iii) as of the date of the exercise by Pegasus  of
 each of the Options; and Pegasus shall have received a certificate signed by
 the chief executive officer  and the chief financial  officer of GETS and  a
 duly authorized officer of each of the Members to such effect.

           (b)  Performance  of  Obligations  of  Rivadalla,  GETS  and   the
 Members.   Rivadalla, GETS  and  the Members  shall  have performed  in  all
 material respects all obligations and covenants required to be performed  by
 them under this Agreement prior to or as of the Initial Closing Date and  as
 of the date of the exercise by Pegasus  of each of the Options, and  Pegasus
 shall have received a certificate signed by the chief executive officer  and
 the chief financial officer of GETS and a duly authorized officer of each of
 the Members to such effect.

           (c)  Actions to be Taken by Rivadalla,  GETS and the Members.  All
 actions to be taken  by Rivadalla, GETS and  the Members in connection  with
 the  consummation   of  the   transactions  contemplated   hereby  and   all
 certificates,  opinions,  instruments,   agreements,  and  other   documents
 required to effect the transactions contemplated hereby will be delivered to
 and reasonably satisfactory in form and substance to Pegasus.

           (d)  Amendment to  GETS  Articles of  Organization  and  Operating
 Agreement.  GETS  shall have  taken all  actions necessary  and required  to
 amend its  Operating Agreement  and Articles  of  Organization in  the  form
 attached as Exhibit 6.2(d).

           (e)  Dissolution   of   Lodging   Touch   Systems    International
 Corporation.  GETS  shall have taken  all action necessary  and required  to
 dissolve Lodging  Touch Systems  International Corporation  as a  California
 corporation prior to the exercise of the Second Option and have it withdrawn
 from doing business in Arizona.

           (f)  Legal Opinion.  Pegasus shall  have received a legal  opinion
 in a form acceptable to Pegasus  from Watland, Allen & Lasee, PLLC,  counsel
 to GETS, attached as Exhibit 6.2(f).

           (g)  GETS Financials.    GETS  shall have  provided  Pegasus  with
 copies of the financial statements identified in Section 2.7 hereof.

           (h)  Consents.  GETS shall have delivered to Pegasus the necessary
 assignment and assumption agreements from EHS  to GETS in the form  attached
 as Exhibit 6.2(h).

           (i)  Material Adverse Change.   No material  adverse change  shall
 have occurred with respect to GETS or the Members.

           (j)  Employment Agreements.  At or  prior to the Initial  Closing,
 GETS shall enter  into Employment Agreements  acceptable to  Pegasus in  the
 form  attached  as  Exhibit  6.2(j)  with  Christian  Rivadalla,   Elizabeth
 Rivadalla, Ken Taylor, Mike DiModugno, Ric Patrick, Mark Harris and the  CTO
 position (the "Employment Agreements").
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           (k)  Other  Matters.    Such  other  certificates,  documents  and
 instruments as  Pegasus  reasonably  request  related  to  the  transactions
 contemplated hereby.

      6.3  Conditions to GETS's and the Members' Obligations. The obligations
 of GETS and the Members to consummate the transactions contemplated by  this
 Agreement are subject to the fulfillment and satisfaction as of the  Initial
 Closing Date, and thereafter until all Options are exercised as provided for
 in Section 1.2 of this Agreement as is applicable, of each of the  following
 conditions, any of which may be waived in  writing, in whole or in part,  by
 GETS and the Members.

             (a)  Representations and  Warranties.    The  representations  and
 warranties of Pegasus set forth in this Agreement shall be true and  correct
 in all material respects (i) as of the  date hereof, (ii) as of the  Initial
 Closing Date, as though made on and as of the Initial Closing Date and (iii)
 as of the date of the exercise by Pegasus of each of the Options.

             (b)  Performance of Obligations  of Pegasus.   Pegasus shall  have
 performed in all material respects all obligations and covenants required to
 be performed  by it  under this  Agreement prior  to or  as of  the  Initial
 Closing Date and as of the  date of the exercise by  Pegasus of each of  the
 Options.

             (c)  Actions to be Taken  by Pegasus. All actions  to be taken  by
 Pegasus in connection with the consummation of the transactions contemplated
 hereby and all  certificates, opinions, instruments,  agreements, and  other
 documents required to  effect the transactions  contemplated hereby will  be
 delivered to and be  reasonably satisfactory in form  and substance to  GETS
 and the Members.

             (d)  Other  Matters.    Such  other  certificates,  documents  and
 instruments as  GETS  and the  Members  reasonably request  related  to  the
 transactions contemplated hereby.

                                 ARTICLE 7

                            Post-Closing Covenants

      The Parties agree as follows with  respect to the period following  the
 Initial Closing:

      7.1  General.   In case  at  any time  after  the Initial  Closing  any
 further action is  necessary to carry  out the purposes  of this  Agreement,
 each of the Parties will take  such further action (including the  execution
 and delivery of such further instruments  and documents) as the other  Party
 reasonably may request, at the sole cost and expense of the requesting Party
 (unless the requesting Party is entitled to indemnification therefore  under
 Article 8).
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      7.2  Litigation Support.   In the event  and for so  long as any  Party
 actively is contesting  or defending against  any action, suit,  proceeding,
 hearing, investigation, charge,  complaint, claim, or  demand in  connection
 with (a) any transaction contemplated under this Agreement or (b) any  fact,
 situation,  circumstance,  status,  condition,  activity,  practice,   plan,
 occurrence, event, incident, action,  failure to act,  or transaction on  or
 prior to the Initial Closing Date or prior to the exercise or expiration  of
 the  Options  (including  any   such  action,  suit,  proceeding,   hearing,
 investigation, charge, complaint, claim, or demand arising after the Initial
 Closing Date  or  prior  to  the  exercise  or  expiration  of  the  Options
 concerning matters taking place prior to  the Initial Closing Date or  prior
 to the  exercise or  expiration of  the Options),  the other  Party, at  the
 expense of the first Party, will cooperate with the contesting or  defending
 Party and  its  counsel  in  the contest  or  defense,  make  available  its
 personnel, and provide such testimony and access to its books and records as
 shall be necessary  in connection with  the contest or  defense, all at  the
 sole cost  and expense  of the  contesting or  defending Party  (unless  the
 contesting or defending Party is entitled to indemnification therefore under
 Article 8).

      7.3  Covenant Not to  Compete.   Recognizing GETS's,  the Members'  and
 Rivadalla's operation of GETS  and its familiarity  with the trade  secrets,
 customer lists,  business methods  and confidential  information, and  as  a
 material inducement  to Pegasus  to enter  into  this Agreement,  GETS,  the
 Members  and  Rivadalla  make  the   following  agreements:    The   parties
 acknowledge that  the  covenants  under  this  Section  are  dependent  upon
 performance by Pegasus of its obligations under this Agreement.

           (a)  Other than as set  forth in this Agreement,  for a period  of
 five (5) years from and after the  Initial Closing Date and the exercise  of
 the Second Option, GETS, GETS Affiliates or the Members will not directly or
 indirectly own any interest in, manage, control, participate in (whether  as
 partner, agent, representative or otherwise), consult with, render  services
 for, or in  any other  manner engage in  any property  management system  or
 application  service  provider  business  within  the  hospitality  industry
 without the prior written approval of Pegasus; provided that Section  7.3(a)
 will expire in the event that Pegasus elects not to exercise any Option; and
 (ii) GETS  and  the  Members  acknowledge  that  GETS's  business  has  been
 conducted on an  international scale, and  that the geographic  restrictions
 set forth above  are reasonable and  necessary to protect  the interests  of
 Pegasus pursuant to this Agreement.

           (b)  Other than as set  forth in this Agreement,  for a period  of
 five (5) years from and after the  Initial Closing Date and the exercise  of
 the Second Option, GETS, GETS Affiliates or the Members will not directly or
 indirectly (a) induce or attempt to  induce any employee of GETS or  Pegasus
 to leave their employ, or in any way interfere with the relationship between
 GETS or Pegasus and any employee thereof, or (b) call on, solicit or service
 any customer, supplier,  licensee, licensor  or other  business relation  of
 GETS or Pegasus in order to induce or attempt to induce such Person to cease
 doing business  with GETS  or Pegasus,  or  in any  way interfere  with  the
 relationship between any customer,  supplier, licensee or business  relation
 and GETS or  Pegasus, provided that  this paragraph will  expire if  Pegasus
 fails to exercise any Option.
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      7.4  Assignment of Membership Interests Acquired by Pegasus.

           (a)            During the term  of this  Agreement, Pegasus  shall
 not transfer,  assign ,  sell or  otherwise  convey its  Initial  Membership
 Interest and/or the membership interest purchased  upon the exercise of  the
 First Option, if any, except as  expressly provided in Section 7.4(b)  below
 or for a conveyance of such interests, in whole or in part, to (i) an entity
 resulting from a merger, acquisition or other business combination involving
 Pegasus or (ii) an entity that acquires all or substantially all of Pegasus'
 assets.

           (b)            During the term of this  Agreement or in the  event
 this Agreement  is terminated,  Pegasus shall  have the  right to  transfer,
 assign, sell or  otherwise convey its  Initial Membership  Interest and  the
 membership interest purchased upon the exercise of the First Option, if any,
 in whole or  in part  to (i) a  third party  unrelated to  Pegasus, (ii)  an
 entity in which Pegasus has an interest  or a Pegasus affiliate, or (iii)  a
 person or entity that agrees in writing to be  bound by all of the terms  of
 this Agreement; provided  that, in the  event Pegasus  intends to  transfer,
 assign, sell or otherwise  convey such interest as  provided in (i)  through
 (iii) above, Pegasus shall  provide Christian Rivadalla  in his capacity  as
 Member Representative with written notice of its intent to transfer, assign,
 sell or otherwise convey such interest and  the identity of the one or  more
 proposed  parties  and  Christian  Rivadalla  in  his  capacity  as   Member
 Representative will have thirty (30) days  from receipt of each such  notice
 to make  a written  offer and  complete the  purchase of  the interest  from
 Pegasus on mutually agreed  terms.  Pegasus may  accept or reject any  offer
 made by Christian Rivadalla in his capacity as Member Representative in  its
 sole discretion.  In the event Christian Rivadalla in his capacity as Member
 Representative does not purchase  such interest within  thirty (30) days  of
 receipt of notice  of intent to  sell from Pegasus,  Pegasus shall have  the
 right to freely transfer, assign, sell or otherwise convey such interest  to
 any third party.

           (c)           To the extent  that the terms  of this Section  7.4
 contradict the terms  of the GETS  Operating Agreement then  in place,  then
 this Section  shall  control any  transactions  contemplated herein  and  no
 further action or approval will be required by the then-existing members  of
 GETS.

      7.5  Consents.  Pegasus shall receive duly executed copies in form  and
 substance reasonably satisfactory  to Pegasus of  the consents  in the  form
 attached as  Exhibit 7.5,  including the  consents to  assign all  necessary
 agreements from  EHS  to GETS  and  the  consent necessary  to  approve  the
 acquisition of GETS by Pegasus, if any, as specified in Schedule 2.11(d).
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                                 ARTICLE 8

                              Indemnification

      8.1  Indemnification Provisions for Benefit of Pegasus.  Subject to the
 terms of Section 8.3, in the  event GETS, the Members or Rivadalla  breaches
 any of  its representations,  warranties, and  covenants contained  in  this
 Agreement, or if any  claim is made by  a third party, and,  if there is  an
 applicable survival  period pursuant  to Section  10.1,  then GETS  and  the
 Members agree to  indemnify Pegasus  from and  against the  entirety of  any
 actions, suits, proceedings, hearings, investigations, charges,  complaints,
 claims, demands, injunctions, judgments, orders, decrees, rulings,  damages,
 dues, penalties,  fines,  costs,  reasonable  amounts  paid  in  settlement,
 liabilities,  obligations,  taxes,  liens,   losses,  expenses,  and   fees,
 including court costs and reasonable  attorneys' fees and expenses,  Pegasus
 shall suffer through  and after the  date of the  claim for  indemnification
 caused by such claim.

      8.2    Indemnification Provisions for Benefit of  GETS and the Members.
 Subject to the terms of  Section 8.3, in the  event Pegasus breaches any  of
 its representations, warranties, and covenants contained in this  Agreement,
 or if any claim  is made by  a third party  (including without limitation  a
 customer of Pegasus alleging damages arising after the Initial Closing  Date
 or before the exercise or  expiration of the Options),  and, if there is  an
 applicable survival period pursuant to Section 10.1, then Pegasus agrees  to
 indemnify GETS and the Members from and against the entirety of any actions,
 suits, proceedings, hearings,  investigations, charges, complaints,  claims,
 demands, injunctions, judgments,  orders, decrees,  rulings, damages,  dues,
 penalties, fines, costs, reasonable amounts paid in settlement, liabilities,
 obligations, taxes, liens, losses, expenses, and fees, including court costs
 and reasonable  attorneys' fees  and expenses,  GETS and  the Members  shall
 suffer through and after the date of the claim for indemnification caused by
 such claim including reasonable attorneys' fees and out-of-pocket expenses.

   8.3  Procedure for Matters Involving Third Parties.

                (a)  The  party  from  whom  indemnification  is  sought   is
 referred to  as the  "Indemnifying  Party", and  the  Party who  is  seeking
 indemnification under  this  Article  is referred  to  as  the  "Indemnified
 Party". If any third party shall  notify any Indemnified Party with  respect
 to any matter (a  "Third Party Claim") which  may give rise  to a claim  for
 indemnification against the  Indemnifying Party under  this Article 8,  then
 the  Indemnified  Party  shall  promptly  issue   a  Claim  Notice  to   the
 Indemnifying Party with respect thereto.

                (b)  Any Indemnifying Party will have  the right at any  time
 to assume  thereafter conduct  the defense  of the  Third Party  Claim  with
 counsel of the  Indemnifying Party's choice  reasonably satisfactory to  the
 Indemnified Party, and at  the Indemnifying Party's  sole cost and  expense;
 provided, however, the Indemnified  Party will not consent  to the entry  of
 any judgment or enter  into any settlement with  respect to the Third  Party
 Claim without the prior written consent of the Indemnifying Party (not to be
 withheld unreasonably).
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                (c)  Unless and  until  an  Indemnifying  Party  assumes  the
 defense of  the  Third  Party  Claim as  provided  in  Section  8.3(b),  the
 Indemnified Party may defend against the Third Party Claim in any manner the
 Indemnifying Party reasonably may deem appropriate.

                (d)  In no event  will the Indemnified  Party consent to  the
 entry of any judgment or enter into any settlement with respect to the Third
 Party Claim without the prior written consent of the Indemnifying Party (not
 to be unreasonably withheld).

      8.4  Notice of Claim.   A Party  suffering consequences  that gives  or
 could give rise to  a claim for indemnification  under this Article 8  shall
 promptly notify each other  Party thereof in writing  (a "Claim Notice")  in
 accordance with  Section 10.3.    The Claim  Notice  shall contain  a  brief
 description of the  nature of the  claim and, if  practicable, an  aggregate
 dollar value estimate of  the claim.  No  delay in the  issuance of a  Claim
 Notice shall relieve  any Party from  any obligation under  this Article  8,
 unless and solely to the extent such Party is thereby prejudiced.

      8.5  Exclusive Remedy.  Pegasus, GETS  and the Members acknowledge  and
 agree that the foregoing indemnification provisions in this Article 8  shall
 be the exclusive remedy of Pegasus, GETS and the Members with respect to the
 transactions contemplated  hereby,  but  not with  respect  to  any  alleged
 violations of  this Agreement  as it  relates to  Section 5.9  [Confidential
 Information] and Section 7.3 [Covenant Not To Compete].

                                 ARTICLE 9

                               Termination

      9.1  Termination. The Parties may terminate this Agreement as  provided
 below:

           (a)  by mutual written consent  at any time  prior to the  Initial
 Closing Date and/or prior to the exercise of all of the Options by  Pegasus;
 or

           (b)  if  a  court  of  competent  jurisdiction  or   governmental,
 regulatory or administrative agency or commission  shall (i) have issued  an
 order, decree or ruling or  taken any other action,  in any case having  the
 effect of permanently  restraining, enjoining or  otherwise prohibiting  the
 transactions contemplated by this Agreement,  which order, decree or  ruling
 is final  and  nonappealable,  or  (ii)  seek  to  enjoin  the  transactions
 contemplated by this Agreement; or

           (c)   by Pegasus, upon a  breach of any representation,  warranty,
 covenant or agreement on the part of GETS  or the Members set forth in  this
 Agreement, or if any representation or warranty of GETS or the Members shall
 have become untrue;  in either case  such that the  conditions set forth  in
 Section 6.2(a) would not be satisfied as of the time of such breach or as of
 the time such representation or warranty  shall have become untrue  provided
 that in any event GETS or the Members shall have 10 business days  following
 notice to cure such breach or inaccuracy;
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           (d)  by GETS or the Members, upon a breach of any  representation,
 warranty, covenant or  agreement on the  part of Pegasus  set forth in  this
 Agreement, or if any representation or warranty of Pegasus shall have become
 untrue; in either case such that the conditions set forth in Section  6.3(a)
 would not be satisfied as of the time of such breach or as of the time  such
 representation or warranty  shall have become  untrue provided  that in  any
 event Pegasus  shall have  3 business  days following  notice to  cure  such
 breach or inaccuracy; or

           (e)  Subject  to   Section  9.2   below,  this   Agreement   shall
 automatically terminate upon the failure of Pegasus to exercise any Option.

      9.2  Effect of Termination.  In the event  of the  termination of  this
 Agreement as provided in Section 9.1, this Agreement shall be of no  further
 force or effect, except (i) as set  forth in this Section 9.2, Section  5.8,
 Section 9.3 and Article 10, each  of which shall survive the termination  of
 this Agreement,  and  (ii)  nothing herein  shall  relieve  any  party  from
 liability for any breach of this Agreement.

      9.3  Fees and  Expenses.   In  the event  of  the termination  of  this
 Agreement, all fees and expenses incurred in connection with this  Agreement
 and the  transactions  contemplated  hereby  shall  be  paid  by  the  party
 incurring such expenses, whether or not the transaction is consummated.

      9.4  Prompt Notice.  In the event  of termination of this Agreement  by
 any party as provided in Article 9, prompt written notice shall be given  to
 the other parties thereto.

                                 ARTICLE 10

                            General Provisions

      10.1 Survival of  Representations, Warranties  and Covenants.    Unless
 otherwise provided herein, all representations and warranties of the Parties
 in this  Agreement shall  survive the  Initial  Closing and  any  Subsequent
 Closing and the  consummation of the  transactions contemplated hereby,  and
 shall terminate  upon  the  statute of  limitations  applicable  to  matters
 related to such representations  and warranties and  continue in full  force
 and effect for  the period of  such statute of  limitations.  All  covenants
 contained in  this  Agreement shall  survive  the Initial  Closing  and  the
 exercise or  expiration of  all of  the Options,  except for  the  covenants
 contained in Section 5.9  [Confidential Information], Section 7.3  [Covenant
 Not to Compete], Section 9.3 [Fees and Expenses], and Article 10 (other than

 Section 10.2  [Press  Releases  and Announcements]),  each  of  which  shall
 survive the Initial Closing, any Subsequent Closing and the consummation  of
 the transactions contemplated hereby.

      10.2 Press Releases and Announcements.  Pegasus shall have the sole and
 exclusive  right  to  make  and  distribute  any  press  release  or  public
 announcement  required  to  be  made   with  respect  to  the   transactions
 contemplated herein  in  its sole  discretion.    GETS shall  not  make  any
 announcement or release regarding this transaction without the prior written
 consent of Pegasus.
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      10.3 Notices.   All notices,  demands and  other communications  to  be
 delivered under or by reason of the provisions of this Agreement will be  in
 writing and  will  be  deemed  to have  been  delivered  upon  receipt  when
 delivered personally  or by  overnight courier  or three  (3) business  days
 after being mailed, if mailed by first class mail, return receipt requested,
 or when receipt  is acknowledged, if  sent by facsimile,  telecopy or  other
 electronic transmission device. Notices,  demands and communications to  the
 Parties hereto will, unless another address is specified in writing, be sent
 to the address indicated below:

             Notices to Pegasus:
             PEGASUS SOLUTIONS, INC.
             3811 Turtle Creek Drive, Suite 1100
             Dallas, Texas 75219
             Attention: Ric L. Floyd, Esq.
             Facsimile: (214) 528-5675

             Notices to GETS:
             GETS, LLC
             1380 West Auto Drive
             Tempe, Arizona 85284
             Attention: Christian Rivadalla
             Facsimile: (480) 831-1108

             Notices to EHS:
             ENTERPRISE HOSPITALITY SOLUTIONS, INC.
             1380 West Auto Drive
             Tempe, Arizona 85284
             Attention: Christian Rivadalla
             Facsimile: (480) 831-1108

             Notices to Christian Rivadalla:
             CHRISTIAN RIVADALLA
             13050 E. Turquoise Avenue
             Scottsdale, AZ 85259
             Facsimile: (480) 614-3881

             Notices to Rivadalla Family Trust:
             RIVADALLA FAMILY TRUST
             13050 E. Turquoise Avenue
             Scottsdale, AZ 85259
             Attention: Christian Rivadalla
             Facsimile: (480) 614-3881
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      10.4 Arbitration.  The  parties agree  that any  controversy, claim  or
 dispute arising under  this Agreement shall,  at the request  of any of  the
 Parties be resolved by a  private arbitration proceeding conducted  pursuant
 to  the  Rules  of  Commercial  Arbitration  of  the  American   Arbitration
 Association (the  "AAA"),  and  judgment upon  the  award  rendered  by  the
 arbitrators may be entered in any court having jurisdiction thereof.   There
 shall be a panel of three  arbitrators. Pegasus shall select one  arbitrator
 and GETS  and  the Members  shall  select one  arbitrator.  The  arbitrators
 selected by  the  Parties  shall select  a  third  neutral  arbitrator.  All
 reasonable and necessary costs and fees (including attorneys' fees) incurred
 in connection with  the arbitration shall  be borne by  the losing party  or
 assessed as an award as otherwise deemed appropriate by the arbitrators. The
 arbitrators shall  set a  hearing date  for an  arbitration proceeding  (the
 "Hearing") in accordance  with the Rules  of Commercial  Arbitration of  the
 AAA, unless otherwise agreed by the parties, or unless otherwise ordered  by
 the Arbitrator at the request of any party.  The Hearing shall be  conducted
 and completed on consecutive  business days.  The  Hearing shall be held  in
 Dallas, Texas.

      10.5 Waiver; Amendment.    A waiver  of  any default,  breach  or  non-
 compliance under  this Agreement  is not  effective  unless in  writing  and
 signed by the party to be bound by the waiver.  No waiver shall be  inferred
 from or implied  by any failure  to act  or delay in  acting by  a party  in
 respect of any  default, breach  or non-observance  or by  anything done  or
 omitted to  be done  by the  other party.   The  waiver by  a party  of  any
 default, breach or non-compliance under this Agreement shall not operate  as
 a waiver  of that  party's rights  under this  Agreement in  respect of  any
 continuing or subsequent default, breach  or non-observance (whether of  the
 same or any other nature).  No supplement, modification or amendment of this
 Agreement shall be binding unless executed in writing by all of the  parties
 hereto. No  course  of dealing  between  or  among any  Persons  having  any
 interest in this Agreement will be  deemed effective to modify or amend  any
 part of this Agreement or any rights  or obligations of any Person under  or
 by reason of this Agreement.

      10.6 Assignment.  This Agreement and all of the provisions hereof  will
 be binding upon and  inure to the  benefit of the  parties hereto and  their
 respective successors  and  permitted  assigns,  except  that  neither  this
 Agreement nor any of the rights,  interests or obligations hereunder may  be
 assigned or conveyed by  operation of law or  otherwise by any party  hereto
 without the prior written consent of the other parties hereto.

      10.7 Severability.  Whenever possible, each provision of this Agreement
 will be  interpreted in  such manner  as  to be  effective and  valid  under
 applicable law,  but  if any  provision  of this  Agreement  is held  to  be
 prohibited by  or  invalid under  applicable  law, such  provision  will  be
 ineffective only to the  extent of such  prohibition or invalidity,  without
 invalidating the remainder of such provision or the remaining provisions  of
 this Agreement.

      10.8 Time of Essence.  Time shall  be of the essence of this  Agreement
 in all respects.

      10.9 Entire Agreement.    This  Agreement, the  schedules  hereto,  the
 Company Ancillary Agreements  and the Pegasus  Ancillary Agreements and  the
 exhibits thereto and other documents referred to herein contain the complete
 agreement  between  the  parties   and  supersedes  all  prior   agreements,
 understandings, negotiations and discussions, whether oral or written.
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      10.10     Interpretation.  When a reference  is made in this  Agreement
 to an Article, Section or Schedule,  such reference shall be to an  Article,
 Section or Schedule of this Agreement unless otherwise indicated.  The table
 of contents  and headings  contained in  this  Agreement are  for  reference
 purposes only and shall not affect in any way the meaning or  interpretation
 of this Agreement.  Whenever the words "include," "includes" or  "including"
 are used in this Agreement, they shall be deemed to be followed by the words
 "without limitation".  All  accounting terms not  defined in this  Agreement
 shall  have  the  meanings  determined  by  generally  accepted   accounting
 principles.

      10.11     Counterparts.  This Agreement may be executed in one or  more
 counterparts, any one of which need not contain the signatures of more  than
 one party, but all such counterparts taken together will constitute one  and
 the same instrument.

      10.12     Governing  Law.    THIS  AGREEMENT  SHALL  BE  CONSTRUED   IN
 ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE.  ALL REMEDIES AT LAW,  IN
 EQUITY, BY STATUTE  OR OTHERWISE  SHALL BE  CUMULATIVE AND  MAY BE  ENFORCED
 CONCURRENTLY OR FROM TIME TO TIME AND, SUBJECT TO THE EXPRESS TERMS OF  THIS
 AGREEMENT, THE ELECTION  OF ANY REMEDY  OR REMEDIES SHALL  NOT CONSTITUTE  A
 WAIVER OF THE RIGHT TO PURSUE ANY OTHER AVAILABLE REMEDIES.

                           [Signature pages follow]

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      IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be
 duly executed by their respective authorized  representative as of the  date
 first written above.

 PURCHASER:                         SELLER:

 Pegasus Solutions, Inc.            GETS, LLC

 By: /s/ JOHN F. DAVIS, III         By: /s/ C. RIVDALLA
     ------------------------------     ------------------------------
 Title: President and CEO           Title: Manager
     ------------------------------     ------------------------------

 MEMBERS:                               CHRISTIAN RIVADALLA, Individually

 Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc. /s/ C. RIVADALLA
                                        ------------------------------
 /s/ C. RIVADALLA
 ----------------------
 Rivadalla Family Trust

 By: /s/ C. RIVADALLA
 -------------------------
 Name: Christian Rivadalla
 Title: Co-Trustee

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                               SCHEDULE 2.1

 List of all names used by GETS or any Predecessor of GETS or GETS Affiliates
                           during the past 5 years

 Christian Rivadalla, dba Enterprise  Hospitality Solutions, an Arizona  sole
 proprietorship

 Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc., an Arizona S corporation

 Lodging Touch Systems International, Inc., a California C corporation

 Global Enterprise Solutions, LLC, an Arizona limited liability company

                             SCHEDULE 2.2

                    List of all GETS Affiliates

 Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc., an Arizona S corporation

                             SCHEDULE 2.4

 Conflicts of GETS to the execution and delivery of the Agreement or GETS

                        Ancillary Agreements

 Enterprise  Hospitality   Solutions/Best  Western   International   Property
 Management Services Outsourcing Agreement, October 12, 1999 - This agreement
 is not assignable by EHS to GETS without the written consent of Best Western

 Software License Agreement and Maintenance Agreement between Starwood Hotels
 & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. and Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc.,  April
 2000 -  This agreement  is not  assignable by  EHS to  GETS without  written
 consent of Starwood

                                SCHEDULE 2.6

                               GETS Litigation

 Paul Weathers - GETS has entered  into a settlement agreement with a  former
 employee, Paul Weathers, concerning his claim of wrongful termination

 MAI Systems Corporation - EHS has  entered into a settlement agreement  with
 MAI concerning a claim by EHS for unpaid royalties and a cross-claim by MAI

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                                 SCHEDULE 2.8

                        Tax Matter exceptions of GETS

 IRS notice to Lodging  Touch Systems for the  year 1994 asserting an  unpaid
 balance in  the amount  of $12,862.70  - The  IRS has  confirmed to  Skinner
 Tameron & Company LLP  that the balance  has been paid,  and the company  is
 seeking an abatement of penalties and interest

 Income Tax Returns for Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc. for the  years
 1997, 1998  and  1999  prepared  by  Skinner  Tameron  &  Company  LLP  were
 previously supplied to Pegasus

 Global Enterprise Technology Solutions, LLC has filed no tax returns to date

                               SCHEDULE 2.9(d)

 Tangible Assets of GETS and GETS Affiliates not in good condition and repair

 None.

                              SCHEDULE 2.10

                            Absence of Changes

 Paul Weathers - GETS has entered  into a settlement agreement with a  former
 employee, Paul Weathers, concerning his claim of wrongful termination

 MAI Systems Corporation - EHS has  entered into a settlement agreement  with
 MAI concerning a claim by EHS for unpaid royalties and a cross-claim by MAI

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                              SCHEDULE 2.11(a)

        List of Contracts and Commitments of GETS and GETS Affiliates

   (i)  Employment Agreements
        Christian Rivadalla
        Elizabeth Rivadalla
        Mark Harris
        Michael DiModugno
        Ric Patrick
        Ken Taylor

   (ii) Confidentiality Agreements
        IBM
        Best Western International
        GEAC

 (iii)  None

 (iv) East Valley Community Bank Line of Credit

 (v)  East Valley Community Bank Line of Credit

 (vi) None

 (vii)  AVIR, LLC lease, Highline Capital Lease, Great America Leasing

 (viii) Best Western International Outsourcing Agreement

 (ix)   Best Western International 2 Way Connectivity Agreement

 (x)    Best Western International Outsourcing Agreement

 (xi)   MAI Systems Settlement Agreement

 (xii)  MAI Systems Settlement Agreement

 (xiii) Highline Capital Lease, Great America Leasing

 (xiv)  None

 (xv)   None

 (xvi)  None

 (xvii) Best Western International 2 Way Connectivity Agreement

 (xviii) RIVA, Inc., CASH, IIS, SDNS, Ideasolv

 (xix)   None

 (xx)  AVIR, LLC Lease

 (xxi) MAI Systems Settlement Agreement, Paul Weathers Settlement Agreement

 (xxii) Material  Agreements  -  Tradewinds  Agreement,  Genuity   Agreement,
      Journey's End Corporation Agreement,  Loan Agreement between  Christian
      Rivadalla and GETS, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide
<PAGE>

                               SCHEDULE 2.11(b)

   Obligations in connection with contracts or commitments not performed by
           GETS, GETS Affiliates and their respective Predecessors

 None

                               SCHEDULE 2.11(c)

     Notices required to be delivered to any Person under any contract or
                    commitment of GETS and GETS Affiliates

 Enterprise  Hospitality   Solutions/Best  Western   International   Property
 Management Services Outsourcing Agreement, October 12, 1999 - This agreement
 is not assignable by EHS to GETS without written consent of Best Western

 Software License and Maintenance Agreement between Starwood Hotels & Resorts
 Worldwide, Inc. and  Enterprise Hospitality  Solutions, Inc.,  April 2000  -
 This agreement is not assignable by EHS to GETS without the written  consent
 of Starwood

                               SCHEDULE 2.11(d)

 Contracts or commitments containing provisions requiring termination in the
     event of a change of control or change in ownership of GETS or GETS
                                  Affiliates

 Enterprise  Hospitality   Solutions/Best  Western   International   Property
 Management Services Outsourcing Agreement, October 12, 1999 - This agreement
 is not  assignable  by EHS  to  GETS without  the  written consent  of  Best
 Western.  In the event that EHS is acquired by merger, consolidation or sale
 of assets, or  any transaction or  series of transactions  resulting in  the
 sale, transfer, or other disposition of more than fifty percent (50%) of any
 class or  series  of  EHS  voting  securities,  BWI  must  approve  of  such
 transaction or, in  the event  it fails to  approve, then  either party  may
 terminate this agreement  on 30 days  notice.  In  the event that  Christian
 Rivadalla does not hold a  controlling vote or veto  rights on all board  of
 director decisions and/or fails to hold a senior position of CEO,  President
 and/or Chairman  of the  Board of  EHS  during the  first  5 years  of  this
 agreement,  Best  Western  may  terminate  this  agreement  if  good   faith
 negotiations fail to  resolve any differences  in the leadership  of EHS  to
 Best Western's reasonable satisfaction.

 Software License and Maintenance Agreement between Starwood Hotel &  Resorts
 Worldwide, Inc. and  Enterprise Hospitality  Solutions, Inc.,  April 2000  -
 This agreement is not assignable by EHS to GETS without the written  consent
 of Starwood, provided however that EHS may assign its rights or delegate its
 obligations  under  the  agreement  to  any  Person  who  acquires  all   or
 substantially all of  the assets of  EHS.  In  the event,  EHS shall  remain
 secondarily liable for the assigned obligations.
<PAGE>

                               SCHEDULE 2.11(e)

          Oral contracts or commitments of GETS and GETS Affiliates

   None

                               SCHEDULE 2.11(f)

   Business contracts with any Governmental Entity of GETS and GETS Affiliates

   None

                               SCHEDULE 2.12

             Laws not complied with by GETS or GETS Affiliates

   None

                               SCHEDULE 2.13

               List of Receivables  of GETS and GETS Affiliates

 Accounts Receivable List

 MAI Settlement Agreement - this agreement  represents a partial comprise  of
 certain accounts receivable of EHS

                               SCHEDULE 2.14

                   List of Member Affiliate Transactions

   AVIR, LLC, an Arizona limited liability company

   RIVA, Inc., an Arizona C corporation

   Ideasolv, LLC, an Arizona limited liability company

   Employment Agreements of Christian Rivadalla and Elizabeth Rivadalla

                                 SCHEDULE 2.15

                               Employee Listing

<PAGE>

                                SCHEDULE 2.15(a)

                Complete list of Plans of GETS and GETS Affiliates

   GETS Employment Contract List

   Jan Angermair
   Matt Bitter
   Susan Burhans
   Joel Campbell
   Craig Cappel
   Michael DiModugno
   Mark Harris
   Paolo Hutchison
   Ramon Leon
   Craig Little
   Ric Patrick
   Brian Pavlich
   Terri Pintus
   George Richardson
   Christian Rivadalla
   Elizabeth Rivadalla
   David Schwarz
   Ken Taylor
   Jason Tilley

   Eye Care Plan of America
   Great West Medical
   United Concordia (Dental)*
   Guarantee Life (Disability)*
   Guarantee Life (Group Long Term)*
   ADP 401k Plan*

   Incentive Bonus Plan

   *Changing Plans as of 11/01/00

<PAGE>
                                 SCHEDULE 2.15(c)

                                  Labor Matters

 Paul Weathers - GETS has entered  into a settlement agreement with a  former
 employee, Paul Weathers, concerning his claim of wrongful termination

                                SCHEDULE 2.16

                Insurance policies of GETS and GETS Affiliates

 ITT Hartford (Business Liability)* (expires 8.20.01)
 ITT Hartford (Workers Compensation)** (expires 10.01.01)
 ITT Hartford (Acura Insurance) (expires 8.20.01)

 *   Changing Plans as of 11/01/00
 **  Changing carriers as of 11/01/00

<PAGE>

                                 SCHEDULE 2.17

   Twenty largest customers and twenty largest suppliers of GETS and GETS
                                  Affiliates

   Largest Suppliers (there are only 16)
   AT&T
   Avis Rental Car
   Boise Cascade
   Dell Computers
   Federal Express
   Genuity
   Gateway Computers
   Great American Leasing Corp.
   Highline Capital Leasing
   Insight Direct
   Office Max
   Sprint PCS
   Teligent
   US West
   Verizon Wireless
   Write Solutions

   Largest Customers
   Rezmark
   InnSuites
   Westmont
   MAI Systems
   BW JFK Airport
   BW Stovall's Inn
   BW Landmark Hotel
   BW Hotel Acadiana
   BW Springdale Conf Center
   BW International Inn
   La Cava Companies
   BW Timber Cove Lodge
   BW Stevens Inn
   BW Inn On the Park
   BW Blue Ash
   BW Heritage Inn
   Reneson Hotel Group
   Sol Melia
   La Quinta
   Starwood Hotels

<PAGE>

                                SCHEDULE 2.18

 List of banks, savings institutions and other financial institutions of GETS
  and GETS Affiliates and each Person holding power of attorney on behalf of
                                 each account

   East Valley Community Bank
   General Bank Account
        Christian Rivadalla
        Elizabeth Rivadalla
        Michael DiModugno
        ADP

   Employee Benefits Account
        Christian Rivadalla
        Elizabeth Rivadalla
        Michael DiModugno
        Great West Insurance

   Benefits 125 Account
        Christian Rivadalla
        Elizabeth Rivadalla
        Michael DiModugno
        Great West Insurance

   Bank of Montreal
        Christian Rivadalla
        Elizabeth Rivadalla
        Michael DiModugno
        Michael Smith
        Krista Merserau
        ADP Canada

                               SCHEDULE 2.20(a)

     List of Software and Proprietary Assets of GETS and GETS Affiliates

   Software License Agreement
   Patent Assignments
   Copyright Registration Numbers
   Trademark Registration Numbers

                               SCHEDULE 2.20(e)

   Transactions contemplated by this Agreement that have a material adverse
 effect on GETS's right, title and interest in and to the Proprietary Assets

 None
<PAGE>

                                SCHEDULE 4.1(e)

  List of key management and personnel of GETS to be considered for employee
                               incentive plans

 Jan Angermair                           Mitch McCrossen
 Jim Ascenzo                             Sylvia Meraz
 Bernard Berman                          Krista Mersereau
 Ben Bernard                             Valantina Musa
 Matt Bitter                             Luis Novelo
 Steve Boehm                             Ric Patrick
 David Bridge                            Mark Peterson
 Debra Brown                             Scott Phillips
 James Burnett                           Rita Pi
 Joel Campbell                           Tricia Pickering
 Craig Cappel                            Vin Pinneo
 Robert Classen                          Terri Pintus
 Bryan Cowell                            Stuart Porter
 Michael Crain                           George Richardson
 Michael DiModugno                       David Schwarz
 Jeffrey Donaldson                       Kimberly Scrivens
 Clint Craney                            Don Seaton
 Christopher Fadley                      Kelly Selvig
 Sidney Farrar                           Charles Sherbow
 Chris Gatlin                            Michael Smith
 Vito Giove                              Leah Sonderberg
 Jeremy Graham                           Kevin Sundberg
 Mark Harris                             Ken Taylor
 Chantal Herbert                         Richard The
 Jennifer Hill                           Jason Tilley
 Jonathan Hoekstra                       Susan Valdiveso
 Kathryn Hoffman-Paul                    Ryan Van Cleave
 Paolo Hutchison                         Bil Waggoner
 Joseph Kamran                           Francis Wendowski
 Arun Kumar                              Genevieve Wiitanen
 Jeremy Lander                           Adam Williams
 Katherine LaRochelle                    Noah Williams
 Ramon Leon                              Stacy Williams
 Craig Little                            Thomas Wilson
 Jorge Lopez                             Tara Woodard
 Stephen Lopez                           Cortney Zane
 Tam Ly                                  Feng Zhou (Frank)
 Nancy MacDonell                         Wayne Zimpleman
 Pamela Marks
 Eric Marshall

<PAGE>

                               SCHEDULE 6.2(j)

                        GETS Employment Contract List

 Jan Angermair
 Matt Bitter
 Susan Burhans
 Joel Campbell
 Craig Cappel
 Michael DiModugno
 Mark Harris
 Paolo Hutchison
 Ramon Leon
 Craig Little
 Ric Patrick
 Brian Pavlich
 Terri Pintus
 George Richardson
 Christian Rivadalla
 Elizabeth Rivadalla
 David SchwarzKen Taylor
 Jason Tilley

<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT 1.4.1

    Certificate of Ownership Representing the Initial Membership Interest
                             purchased by Pegasus

                                EXHIBIT 1.4.2

                  Software Development and License Agreement

<PAGE>

                                EXHIBIT 1.4.3

                 GLOBAL ENTERPRISE TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS, LLC

                                   --o0o--

                   UNANIMOUS WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE MEMBERS
                          IN LIEU OF SPECIAL MEETING

                               October 27, 2000

                                   --o0o--

      Pursuant to  the Operating  Agreement of  Global Enterprise  Technology
 Solutions, LLC, an Arizona limited liability company (the "Company") and the
 undersigned, being all of the members of the Company (the "Members"), hereby
 waive notice of meeting and consent to  the taking of each action set  forth
 below as if  an actual  meeting of  Members had  been held.   The  following
 actions shall constitute the valid action of the Members and shall have  the
 safe force and effect as if such actions had been authorized and taken at  a
 formal special meeting of  the Members duly convened  and held on the  above
 date.

      WHEREAS, the Company wishes to approve  a Purchase Agreement among  the
 Company, Pegasus  Solutions, Inc.,  Enterprise Hospitality  Solutions,  Inc.
 ("Pegasus"),  the  Rivadalla  Family  Trust  and  Christian  Rivadalla  (the
 "Purchase Agreement")  whereby Pegasus  shall purchase  part or  all of  the
 ownership interest in the Company.

      NOW THEREFORE BE  IT RESOLVED,  that the  Members do  hereby adopt  the
 Purchase Agreement  and  consent to  and  approve the  consummation  of  the
 Purchase Agreement pursuant to and in accordance with its terms.

      FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Members do  hereby expressly consent to  the
 transfers to Pegasus of membership interests in the Company pursuant to  the
 Purchase Agreement and waive  their right of first  refusal related to  such
 transfers of interests to Pegasus.

      FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Manager, or any other Members of the Company
 designated by the foregoing Manager, are  hereby authorized and directed  to
 take all  such  actions and  prepare,  execute and  file  any and  all  such
 documents and  instruments  as may  be  necessary or  appropriate  in  their
 discretion to secure any required approval of the Purchase Agreement or  the
 transactions contemplated therein by the State of Arizona and/or any federal
 regulatory authority.

      FURTHER RESOLVED, that the aforesaid Manager or Members are  authorized
 and directed to execute and deliver all such other documents and such  other
 acts as may be necessary to desirable to carry into effect the intentions of
 the foregoing resolutions.
<PAGE>

      FURTHER RESOLVED, that any and all  actions heretofore taken by any  of
 the aforesaid  officers  in furtherance  of  the foregoing  resolutions  are
 hereby in all respects ratified, confirmed and approved.

                                    Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc.

                                    By: /s/ C. RIVADALLA
                                    Member: Christian Rivadalla, President
                                    Date: 10/27/00

                                    The Rivadalla Family Trust
                                    Dated May 1, 1997

                                    By: /s/ C. RIVADALLA
                                    Member: Christian Rivadalla, Co-Trustee
                                    Date: 10/27/00

                                    By: /s/ ELIZABETH RIVADALLA
                                    Member: Elizabeth Rivadalla, Co-Trustee
                                    Date: 10/27/00

                                    /s/ C. RIVADALLA
                                    Christian Rivadalla, Manager

<PAGE>

                                EXHIBIT 1.4.4

  Investment Representation Letter of Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc.

      In connection with the Purchase Agreement among Pegasus Solutions, Inc.
 (the  "Company"),  Enterprise  Hospitality  Solutions,  Inc.  ("Purchaser"),
 Global Enterprise Technology Solutions, LLC, the Rivadalla Family Trust  and
 Christian Rivadalla and the receipt by Purchaser and Rivadalla Family  Trust
 of securities  of  the Company  (the  "Securities") by  Purchaser  described
 therein, Purchaser represents to the Company the following:

           (a)  Purchaser is  aware of  the  Company's business  affairs  and
 financial condition  and  has  acquired  sufficient  information  about  the
 Company to  reach an  informed and  knowledgeable  decision to  acquire  the
 Securities.   Purchaser is  acquiring these  Securities for  investment  for
 Purchaser's own  account only  and not  with a  view to,  or for  resale  in
 connection with,  any  "distribution"  thereof within  the  meaning  of  the
 Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act").

           (b)  Purchaser acknowledges  and understands  that the  Securities
 constitute "restricted securities"  under the  Securities Act  and have  not
 been registered  under  the  Securities Act  in  reliance  upon  a  specific
 exemption therefrom, which exemption depends  upon, among other things,  the
 bona fide nature  of Purchaser's investment  intent as expressed  herein.
 Purchaser further understands that the Securities must be held  indefinitely
 unless they  are subsequently  registered under  the  Securities Act  or  an
 exemption  from  such   registration  is  available.     Purchaser   further
 acknowledges and  understands that  the Company  is under  no obligation  to
 register  the  Securities.    Purchaser  understands  that  the  certificate
 evidencing the Securities will  be imprinted with  a legend which  prohibits
 the transfer of the Securities unless they are registered or such  registra-
 tion is not required in the  opinion of counsel satisfactory to the  Company
 and any  other  legend  required under  then  applicable  state  or  federal
 securities laws.

           (c)  Purchaser is  familiar with  the provisions  of Rule 701  and
 Rule 144, each promulgated  under the Securities  Act, which, in  substance,
 permit limited public resale  of "restricted securities" acquired,  directly
 or indirectly from the issuer thereof,  in a non-public offering subject  to
 the satisfaction  of certain  conditions.   Rule 701  provides that  if  the
 issuer qualifies  under  Rule 701  at  the  time  of  the  issuance  of  the
 Securities to the Purchaser, the exercise  will be exempt from  registration
 under the Securities Act.  In the  event the Company becomes subject to  the
 reporting requirements of Section 13 or 15(d) of the Securities Exchange Act
 of 1934, as  amended (the "Exchange  Act") ninety (90)  days thereafter  (or
 such longer  period  as any  market  stand-off agreement  may  require)  the
 Securities exempt under Rule 701 may be resold, subject to the  satisfaction
 of certain  of  the conditions  specified  by Rule 144,  including:  (1) the
 resale being made through a broker in an unsolicited "broker's  transaction"
 or in transactions  directly with a market  maker (as said  term is  defined
 under the  Exchange  Act);  and,  in  the  case  of  an  affiliate,  (2) the
 availability of certain public information about the Company, (3) the amount
 of Securities being  sold during any  three month period  not exceeding  the
 limitations specified in Rule 144(e),  and (4) the timely  filing of a  Form
 144, if applicable.
<PAGE>

      In the event that  the Company does not  qualify under Rule 701 at  the
      time of issuance of the Securities,  then the Securities may be  resold
      in certain limited circumstances subject to the provisions of Rule 144,
      which requires the resale to  occur not less than   one year after  the
      later of the date the Securities were  sold by the Company or the  date
      the Securities were  sold by an  affiliate of the  Company, within  the

      meaning of Rule 144; and, in the case of acquisition of the  Securities
      by an  affiliate, or  by a  non-affiliate  who subsequently  holds  the
      Securities less than  two years, the satisfaction of the conditions set
      forth in sections (1),  (2), (3) and (4)  of the paragraph  immediately
      above.

           (d)  Purchaser further understands  that in the  event all of  the
 applicable requirements of Rule 701 or  144 are not satisfied,  registration
 under the Securities Act, compliance with Regulation A under the  Securities
 Act, or  some  other registration  exemption  will be  required;  and  that,
 notwithstanding the fact that Rules 144 and 701 are not exclusive, the Staff
 of the Securities  and Exchange Commission  has expressed  its opinion  that
 persons proposing  to sell  private placement  securities  other than  in  a
 registered offering and  otherwise than pursuant  to Rules 144  or 701  will
 have a substantial burden  of proof in establishing  that an exemption  from
 registration is available for  such offers or sales,  and that such  persons
 and their respective brokers who participate  in such transactions do so  at
 their own risk.  Purchaser understands that no assurances can be given  that
 any such other registration exemption will be available in such event.

                          ENTERPRISE HOSPITALITY SOLUTIONS, INC.

                          By:  /s/ C. RIVADALLA

                          Print:    Christian Rivadalla

                          Title:    CEO and President

                          Date:     10/31/00

<PAGE>

          Investment Representation Letter of Rivadalla Family Trust

      In connection with the Purchase Agreement among Pegasus Solutions, Inc.
 (the  "Company"),  the  Rivadalla  Family  Trust  ("Purchaser"),  Enterprise
 Hospitality Solutions, Inc.,  Global Enterprise  Technology Solutions,  LLC,
 and  Christian  Rivadalla  and  the  receipt  by  Purchaser  and  Enterprise
 Hospitality Solutions, Inc. of securities of the Company (the  "Securities")
 by Purchaser  described therein,  Purchaser represents  to the  Company  the
 following:

           (a)  Purchaser is  aware of  the  Company's business  affairs  and
 financial condition  and  has  acquired  sufficient  information  about  the
 Company to  reach an  informed and  knowledgeable  decision to  acquire  the
 Securities.   Purchaser is  acquiring these  Securities for  investment  for
 Purchaser's own  account only  and not  with a  view to,  or for  resale  in
 connection with,  any  "distribution"  thereof within  the  meaning  of  the
 Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act").

           (b)  Purchaser acknowledges  and understands  that the  Securities
 constitute "restricted securities"  under the  Securities Act  and have  not
 been registered  under  the  Securities Act  in  reliance  upon  a  specific
 exemption therefrom, which exemption depends  upon, among other things,  the
 bona fide nature  of Purchaser's investment  intent as expressed  herein.
 Purchaser further understands that the Securities must be held  indefinitely
 unless they  are subsequently  registered under  the  Securities Act  or  an
 exemption  from  such   registration  is  available.     Purchaser   further
 acknowledges and  understands that  the Company  is under  no obligation  to
 register  the  Securities.    Purchaser  understands  that  the  certificate
 evidencing the Securities will  be imprinted with  a legend which  prohibits
 the transfer of the Securities unless they are registered or such  registra-
 tion is not required in the  opinion of counsel satisfactory to the  Company
 and any  other  legend  required under  then  applicable  state  or  federal
 securities laws.

           (c)  Purchaser is  familiar with  the provisions  of Rule 701  and
 Rule 144, each promulgated  under the Securities  Act, which, in  substance,
 permit limited public resale  of "restricted securities" acquired,  directly
 or indirectly from the issuer thereof,  in a non-public offering subject  to
 the satisfaction  of certain  conditions.   Rule 701  provides that  if  the
 issuer qualifies  under  Rule 701  at  the  time  of  the  issuance  of  the
 Securities to the Purchaser, the exercise  will be exempt from  registration
 under the Securities Act.  In the  event the Company becomes subject to  the
 reporting requirements of Section 13 or 15(d) of the Securities Exchange Act
 of 1934, as  amended (the "Exchange  Act") ninety (90)  days thereafter  (or
 such longer  period  as any  market  stand-off agreement  may  require)  the
 Securities exempt under Rule 701 may be resold, subject to the  satisfaction
 of certain  of  the conditions  specified  by Rule 144,  including:  (1) the
 resale being made through a broker in an unsolicited "broker's  transaction"
 or in transactions  directly with a market  maker (as said  term is  defined
 under the  Exchange  Act);  and,  in  the  case  of  an  affiliate,  (2) the
 availability of certain public information about the Company, (3) the amount
 of Securities being  sold during any  three month period  not exceeding  the
 limitations specified in Rule 144(e),  and (4) the timely  filing of a  Form
 144, if applicable.
<PAGE>

      In the event that  the Company does not  qualify under Rule 701 at  the
      time of issuance of the Securities,  then the Securities may be  resold
      in certain limited circumstances subject to the provisions of Rule 144,
      which requires the resale to  occur not less than   one year after  the
      later of the date the Securities were  sold by the Company or the  date
      the Securities were  sold by an  affiliate of the  Company, within  the
      meaning of Rule 144; and, in the case of acquisition of the  Securities

      by an  affiliate, or  by a  non-affiliate  who subsequently  holds  the
      Securities less than  two years, the satisfaction of the conditions set
      forth in sections (1),  (2), (3) and (4)  of the paragraph  immediately
      above.

           (d)  Purchaser further understands  that in the  event all of  the
 applicable requirements of Rule 701 or  144 are not satisfied,  registration
 under the Securities Act, compliance with Regulation A under the  Securities
 Act, or  some  other registration  exemption  will be  required;  and  that,
 notwithstanding the fact that Rules 144 and 701 are not exclusive, the Staff
 of the Securities  and Exchange Commission  has expressed  its opinion  that
 persons proposing  to sell  private placement  securities  other than  in  a
 registered offering and  otherwise than pursuant  to Rules 144  or 701  will
 have a substantial burden  of proof in establishing  that an exemption  from
 registration is available for  such offers or sales,  and that such  persons
 and their respective brokers who participate  in such transactions do so  at
 their own risk.  Purchaser understands that no assurances can be given  that
 any such other registration exemption will be available in such event.

                          RIVADALLA FAMILY TRUST

                          By:  /s/ C. RIVADALLA

                          Print:    Christian Rivadalla

                          Title:    Co-Trustee

                          Date:     10/31/00
<PAGE>

                                 EXHIBIT 1.5

                             Members' Certificate

      The  undersigned,  being  all  of  the  Members  of  Global  Enterprise
 Technology  Solutions,  LLC,  an  Arizona  limited  liability  company  (the
 "Company"), pursuant to Section 1.5 of the Purchase Agreement dated  October
 31, 2000  by and  among the  Company, Pegasus  Solutions, Inc.,  a  Delaware
 corporation, Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc., an Arizona Corporation,
 the Rivadalla  Family  Trust  and Christian  Rivadalla,  individually,  (the
 "Agreement") do hereby certify on behalf of the Company as follows:

 1.   The representations  and warranties  of the  Company set  forth in  the
      Agreement are true and  correct in all  material respects, except  that
      any such representation  and warranty that  is qualified  by the  terms
      material, materially or  like terms shall  be true and  correct in  all
      respects, on and as of the date hereof.

 2.   The Company has performed in all material respects, the obligations and
      covenants required to be performed by  the Company under the  Agreement
      on or prior to the date hereof.

      IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the  undersigned has  executed  this  Certificate
 effective as of the _________ day of ______________, 2000.

                               Member: Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc.

                               By:  __________________________________

                               Print:    __________________________________

                               Member: Rivadalla Family Trust

                               By:  __________________________________

                               Print:    __________________________________

<PAGE>

                            Officer's Certificate
                                      Of
                    Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc.

      The undersigned,  being  the  Chief  Executive  Officer  of  Enterprise
 Hospitality  Solutions,  Inc.,  an  Arizona  Corporation  (the   "Company"),
 pursuant to Section 1.5 of the Purchase Agreement dated October 31, 2000  by
 and among  the Company,  Pegasus Solutions,  Inc., a  Delaware  corporation,
 Global Enterprise Technology  Solutions, LLC, an  Arizona limited  liability
 company, the Rivadalla Family  Trust and Christian Rivadalla,  individually,
 (the "Agreement") do hereby certify on behalf of the Company as follows:

 1.   The representations  and warranties  of the  Company set  forth in  the
      Agreement are true and  correct in all  material respects, except  that
      any such representation  and warranty that  is qualified  by the  terms
      material, materially or  like terms shall  be true and  correct in  all
      respects, on and as of the date hereof.

 2.   The Company has performed in all material respects, the obligations and
      covenants required to be performed by  the Company under the  Agreement
      on or prior to the date hereof.

      IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the  undersigned has  executed  this  Certificate
 effective as of the _________ day of ______________, 2000.

                               Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc.

                               By:  __________________________________

                               Print:    __________________________________

<PAGE>

                                 Certificate
                                      Of
                            Rivadalla Family Trust

      The undersigned, being  the Co-Trustee  of the  Rivadalla Family  Trust
 (the "Trust"),  pursuant to  Section 1.5  of  the Purchase  Agreement  dated
 October 31,  2000 by  and  among the  Company,  Pegasus Solutions,  Inc.,  a
 Delaware  corporation,  Global  Enterprise  Technology  Solutions,  LLC,  an
 Arizona limited liability company,  Enterprise Hospitality Solutions,  Inc.,
 an  Arizona  Corporation   and  Christian   Rivadalla,  individually,   (the
 "Agreement") do hereby certify on behalf of the Company as follows:

 1.   The representations  and  warranties of  the  Trust set  forth  in  the
      Agreement are true and  correct in all  material respects, except  that
      any such representation  and warranty that  is qualified  by the  terms
      material, materially or  like terms shall  be true and  correct in  all
      respects, on and as of the date hereof.

 2.   The Trust has performed in all  material respects, the obligations  and
      covenants required to be performed by the Trust under the Agreement  on
      or prior to the date hereof.

      IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the  undersigned has  executed  this  Certificate
 effective as of the _________ day of ______________, 2000.

                               Co-Trustee:    ______________________________

                               Print:    ____________________________________

                               Co-Trustee:    ______________________________

                               Print:    ____________________________________

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                                 Certificate
                                      Of
                             Christian Rivadalla

      The  undersigned,  Christian  Rivadalla,  individually   ("Rivadalla"),
 pursuant to Section 1.5 of the Purchase Agreement dated October 31, 2000  by
 and among  the Company,  Pegasus Solutions,  Inc., a  Delaware  corporation,
 Global Enterprise Technology  Solutions, LLC, an  Arizona limited  liability
 company, Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc., an Arizona Corporation  and
 the Rivadalla Family Trust (the "Agreement") do hereby certify on behalf  of
 the Company as follows:

 1.   The representations  and  warranties  of Rivadalla  set  forth  in  the
      Agreement are true and  correct in all  material respects, except  that
      any such representation  and warranty that  is qualified  by the  terms
      material, materially or  like terms shall  be true and  correct in  all
      respects, on and as of the date hereof.

 2.   Rivadalla has performed in all  material respects, the obligations  and
      covenants required to be performed by Rivadalla under the Agreement  on
      or prior to the date hereof.

      IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the  undersigned has  executed  this  Certificate
 effective as of the _________ day of ______________, 2000.

                               __________________________________________
                               Christian Rivadalla

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                                 EXHIBIT 2.7

 Financial Statements of Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc. for the years
 ended December  31,  1999 and  December  31, 1998,  along  with  Independent
 Auditors' Report submitted by Skinner & Tameron Company, LLP dated March 27,
 2000

 Unaudited Balance Sheet of Global Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, LLC  for
 the period ending September 30, 2000

                                EXHIBIT 2.9(a)

                                 Office Lease

                                EXHIBIT 2.9(b)

   Exceptions to good and valuable title of tangible properties and assets
                         of GETS and GETS Affiliates

                                 EXHIBIT 2.19

              Invention Assignment and Confidentiality Agreement

                                 EXHIBIT 5.4

 Assignment of GETS Affiliates, the Members and Rivadalla of all intellectual
    property rights in the Software or Proprietary Assets of GETS to GETS

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                                EXHIBIT 6.2(d)

                  First Amendment to Operating Agreement of
                 Global Enterprise Technology Solutions, LLC

      This First Amendment  to the Operating  Agreement of Global  Enterprise
 Technology Solutions, LLC  (the "First Amendment")  is entered  into by  and
 between Enterprise  Hospitality Solutions,  Inc.  and The  Rivadalla  Family
 Trust (collectively,  "Members")  effective  as of  October  31,  2000  (the
 "Effective Date").

                                   RECITALS

      WHEREAS, the Members  have heretofore executed  an Operating  Agreement
 with an effective date of September 1, 1999 (the "Agreement").

      WHEREAS, the  Members unanimously  consent and  agree to  amending  the
 Agreement as set forth herein.

      WHEREAS, the Members intend  for this First Amendment  to set forth  in
 its entirety their agreement to amend the Agreement as set forth herein.

 Agreement

      In consideration of the above recitals, it is hereby agreed as follows:

      1.  Section 5 of the caption page of the Agreement is hereby deleted in
 its entirety and replaced with the following:

           Managers:

           The names and addresses of the Managers of the Company are:

           Christian Rivadalla (Designated Manager)
           1380 Auto Drive
           Tempe, Arizona 85284

           Ken Taylor
           1380 West Auto Drive
           Tempe, Arizona 85284

           Christian Rivadalla[Rivadalla Family Trust Representative]
           13050 E. Turquoise Avenue
           Scottsdale, AZ 85259

           Jerome L. Galant
           Pegasus Solutions, Inc.
           3811 Turtle Creek Boulevard
           Suite 1100
           Dallas, Texas 75219

           Robert Bennett
           Pegasus Solutions, Inc.
           3811 Turtle Creek Boulevard
           Suite 1100
           Dallas, Texas 75219
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      2.  Section 1.9.l  of the Agreement is  hereby deleted in its  entirety
 and is replaced with the following:

           1.9.l "Manager" shall mean  the persons or  other entities as  set
      forth on the caption page as Managers, or any other persons or entities
      that become Managers pursuant to this Agreement.

      3.  Section 3.1 of the Agreement is hereby deleted in its entirety  and
 is replaced with the following:

           3.1 Management. The business and affairs  of the Company shall  be
      managed exclusively  by  its  designated  Manager.  The  Manager  shall
      direct, manage and control the business  of the Company to the best  of
      the Manager's ability and shall have full and complete authority, power
      and discretion to  make any and  all decisions and  to do  any and  all
      things which  the  Manager shall  deem  to be  reasonably  required  to
      accomplish the  business  and  objectives  of  the  Company;  provided,
      however, that  no act  shall be  taken or  sum expended  or  obligation
      incurred by the Company or Manager with respect to a matter within  the
      scope with any of the Major Decisions ("Major Decisions") affecting the
      Company, as  defined  below,  unless such  Major  Decisions  have  been
      approved by a Majority-In-Interest or all of the Members, whichever  is
      applicable.  No Member other than a Manager shall have the authority to
      act for or bind the Company.

      4.  Section 3.2.b  of the Agreement is  hereby deleted in its  entirety
 and is replaced with the following:

           3.2.b   All  Major Decisions  set  forth in  Section  3.2.a  shall
      require the  approval  of  those Members  constituting  a  Majority-In-
      Interest; provided, however,  such approval shall  not be  unreasonably
      withheld.

      5.  A new Section 3.2.c is hereby added to the Agreement as follows:

           3.2.c  The following Major Decisions shall require the approval of
      all Members of the Company:

           (1)  To issue,  convey,  sell,  pledge, transfer,  dispose  of  or
                encumber any ownership or other interest in the Company;
           (2)  To convey, sell, pledge,  dispose of or  encumber any of  the
                Company's assets;
           (3)  To enter into or propose to enter into any agreement for  the
                Company to be  acquired by  merger, exchange,  consolidation,
                acquisition of stock or assets or otherwise; and
           (4)  To incur any liability on behalf of the Company in excess  of
                $50,000.
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      6.  A new Section 3.3.b is hereby added to the Agreement as follows:

           3.3.b All duties of the Manager provided for in this Agreement may
      be performed with the  approval of a simple  majority of the  Managers;
      provided that no  action may be  taken without providing  at least  ten
      days prior written notice to all Managers.

      7.  Section 3.4 of the Agreement is hereby deleted in its entirety  and
 is replaced with the following:

           3.4 Number, Tenure and Qualifications.  The number of Managers  of
      the Company shall be  five.  Each Manager  shall hold office until  the
      next annual meeting of Members or until its successor shall be  elected
      and qualified.  The  Manager needs not  be a resident  of the State  of
      Arizona or a Member of the Company.

      8.   Section  9.1.a (4)  of  the Agreement  is  hereby deleted  in  its
 entirety.

      9.  This First Amendment shall  be and hereby is incorporated into  the
 Agreement for  all  intent  and  purposes  and  all  terms,  provisions  and
 definitions in the Agreement and all shall apply.

      10.  Except where  inconsistent with the terms  of this Amendment,  the
 Agreement is hereby ratified and confirmed in all respects.

      11.  This First Amendment, upon being executed by all Members, shall be
 effective as of the Effective Date.

 ENTERPRISE HOSPITALITY SOLUTIONS, INC.,
 an Arizona corporation

 By:  ________________________________
      Christian Rivadalla
      President & Member

 THE RIVADALLA FAMILY TRUST

 By:  ________________________________
      Christian Rivadalla
      Co-Trustee & Member

 By:  _______________________________
      Elizabeth Rivadalla
      Co-Trustee & Member

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                                EXHIBIT 6.2(f)

                Legal Opinion of Watland, Allen & Lasee, PLLC

<PAGE>

                                EXHIBIT 6.2(h)

                     ASSIGNMENT AND ASSUMPTION AGREEMENT

      THIS ASSIGNMENT AND  ASSUMPTION AGREEMENT (this  "Assignment") is  made
 and  entered  into  as  of  October  31,  2000  by  and  between  Enterprise
 Hospitality Solutions, Inc., an Arizona corporation and Christian  Rivadalla
 ("Rivadalla") (collectively referred to as  "Assignors"), and GETS, LLC,  an
 Arizona limited liability company  ("Assignee" and together with  Assignors,
 the "Parties").

                                   RECITALS

      WHEREAS, Assignee  has  agreed to  accept  only those  liabilities  and
 obligations of Assignors contained in the Agreements identified on Exhibit A
 attached hereto ("Assigned Agreements") and Assignors have agreed to  assign
 and transfer such liabilities and obligations  related only to the  Assigned
 Agreements identified on Exhibit A; and

      WHEREAS, as a condition to such  assignment, Assignee agreed to  assume
 all of the obligations of Assignors related to the Assigned Agreements.

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

                                    TERMS

      1. Assignment of Rights.  Effective as of the Effective Date, Assignors
 hereby assign to Assignee all of the Assigned Agreements.  Assignors  hereby
 covenant with Assignee, its  successor and assigns, that  it has good  right
 and authority to transfer the Assigned Agreements as aforesaid; and it  will
 warrant and defend the  transfer of the  Assigned Agreements unto  Assignee,
 its successors and  assigns, against the  lawful claims and  demands of  all
 persons.   All of  such Assigned  Agreements  represent valid,  binding  and
 assignable contracts, enforceable  in accordance  with their  terms, and  no
 default has occurred in any of such contracts.

      2. Further  Assurances.    Assignors  hereby  covenant  and  agree with
 Assignee, its successors  and assigns, to  execute and  deliver to  Assignee
 such other and  further instruments of  transfer, assignment and  conveyance
 and all  such notices,  releases and  other documents  and to  use its  best
 efforts to secure  all such consents  and waivers as  may be necessary  more
 fully to  transfer,  assign and  convey  to and  vest  in Assignee  all  and
 singular the Assigned Agreements  hereby transferred, assigned and  conveyed
 or intended so to be.

      3. Assumption; No Change in Terms.  Effective as of the Effective Date,
 Assignee hereby  accepts the  Assigned Agreements  and  from and  after  the
 Effective Date assumes  and agrees to  be bound by  and perform  all of  the
 terms, conditions,  covenants, duties  and obligations  to be  performed  by
 Assignors under the Assigned Agreements from and after the Effective Date to
 the same extent as if Assignee had originally been named a party thereunder.
 The terms  of the  Assigned Agreements shall  remain unchanged and  Assignee
 shall adhere to all the terms of the Assigned Agreements fully as though  it
 were an original party thereunder.
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      4. Consent.   It is agreed and acknowledged  by the Parties that if the
 contemplated assignment  of  any of  the  Assigned Agreements  requires  the
 consent of any other  party or parties, then  this Assignment is  contingent
 upon Assignors obtaining all such consents and that this Assignment will not

 take effect until such time as such consents have been obtained in writing.

      5. Counterparts.  This Assignment may be executed in counterparts, each
 of which shall be considered an original, but all of which shall  constitute
 on and the same document.

      6. Governing Law.  This Assignment shall be governed by the laws of the
 State of Arizona.

      7. Successors and Assigns.  This Assignment shall bind and inure to the
 benefit of Assignors, Assignee, and their respective successors and assigns.

      IN  WITNESS  WHEREOF,  each  party  has  executed  and  delivered  this
 Assignment on the date first written above.

                               ENTERPRISE HOSPITALITY
                               SOLUTIONS, INC.

                               By:  ______________________________

                               Name: ______________________________

                               Title:    ______________________________

                               CHRISTIAN RIVADALLA,
                                INDIVIDUALLY

                               ___________________________________
                               Christian Rivadalla

                               GLOBAL ENTERPRISE TECHNOLOGY
                               SOLUTIONS, LLC

                               By:  ______________________________

                               Name: ______________________________

                               Title:    ______________________________

<PAGE>

                                  EXHIBIT A

                             Assigned Agreements

 1. Software  License and Maintenance  Agreement between  Starwood Hotels and
   Resorts Worldwide, Inc. and Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc.,  dated
   April 2000.

 2. PMS  Bulk License Purchase  Agreement between  Best Western International
   and Enterprise  Hospitality Solutions, Inc., dated  June 26, 1997 and  all
   addendums thereto.

 3. PMS   Outsourcing  Agreement  between   Best  Western  International  and
   Enterprise Hospitality Solutions, Inc., dated October 12, 1999.

 4. Any and all contracts related to the provision of products or services to
   any third party in whole or in part by GETS.

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                                EXHIBIT 6.2(j)

                            Employment Agreements

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