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              VISION PUBLISHING INC./TECHNICAL ANALYSIS AGREEMENT

This Vision Publishing Inc./Technical Analysis Agreement (the "agreement") is
made and entered into as of this 25th day of November, 2000, by and between
"Vision Publishing Inc." 7500 N. Cypresshead Drive Parkland, FL 33067 (954)
227-3454 and the "company" Infotopia, Inc. (OTC BB:IFTP)

                                  WITNESSETH:

WHEREAS, Vision Publishing Inc. is in the business of providing Technical
Analysis ("the services") to certain publicly traded companies; and

WHEREAS, it is acknowledged that certain fees will be paid to Vision Publishing
Inc. as a Consultant;

WHEREAS, the company desires to retain Vision Publishing Inc. to provide the
services to the company upon the terms and conditions set forth herein below;

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

1. ENGAGEMENT

   The Company hereby engages Vision Publishing Inc. to provide investor
   relations services to the Company including but not limited to, the
   following:

   (a) contracting persons registered to trade in securities pursuant to the
       provisions of the Securities Act or of the securities legislation of the
       jurisdiction where such persons reside or conduct business and informing
       them of the particulars of the development of the Company's business and
       the potential of the Company's Shares as an investment;

   (b) acting in a liaison capacity between the directors and senior officers of
       the Company, the persons referred to in subsection 1.1(a) and the
       shareholders of the Company;

   (c) circulating to the persons referred to in subsection 1.1(a) such of the
       quarterly reports and other documents referred to in subsection 1.1(b) as
       may be reasonably requested by such persons; and

   (d) such other services as may be agreed upon by Vision Publishing Inc. and
       the Company's

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     Board of Directors.

2. PROVISION OF SERVICES

     Vision Publishing Inc. will report technical analysis updates on (IFTP) on
     a daily basis for a three month period Beginning 11/27/00 ending 02/27/01.
     As soon as the phantomzone.com web site is up and running we will also
     Feature (IFTP) in the profile zone. We are also linked up to other various
     message boards and web sites, which we will post the profile of your
     company there so others can discuss your company's information. All updates
     are sent via e-mail to our members and our subscription list. We have the
     most active board on RagingBull.com and that's where Phantom interacts with
     investors all day and most of the night.

3. COMPENSATION

     Within ten (15) days of the date of first written above, Vision Publishing
     Inc. will receive seven hundred fifty thousand shares of common stock of
     IFTP, said stock shall be restricted for a period of one (1) year from the
     date of issue.

4. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

     This agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties with
     respect to the subject matter hereof. This agreement may not be amended,
     waived, changed, modified, or discharged except by an instrument in writing
     executed by or on behalf of the parties hereto. The parties whose
     signatures appear below state through their signatures that they have the
     authority on behalf of the Company to execute this agreement.

5.  GOVERNING LAW

     This agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the
     laws of the State of Florida without regard to the principles of conflicts
     of the laws of such state.

6.   CONFIDENTIALITY

     In performing Services hereunder, Vision Publishing Inc. agrees to comply
     with all applicable laws and regulations. Vision agrees, and each person or
     entity to whom it delegates the responsibility for providing Services
     hereunder pursuant to section 2 shall agree, to maintain the
     confidentiality of all information furnished by the Company to Vision and
     not approved for public release.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Agreement as of the
date first above written.

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ATTEST: Vision Publishing Inc.               ATTEST: Infotopia, Inc.

By: /s/ Sharlene Hammett                     By: /s/ Daniel Hoyng
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   Sharlene Hammett                             Daniel Hoyng
    President

      VISION PUBLISHING INC. 7500 N. CYPRESSHEAD DRIVE, PARKLAND, FL 33067<PAGE>   1
                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.11

THE INFOMERCIAL                  INFOMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS, INC.
DEVELOPMENT                      INFOMERCIAL PRODUCT INNOVATORS, INC.
COMPANIES
                                 9245 DOWDY DRIVE, SUITE 213 SAN DIEGO, CA 92121
infomercialdevelopment.com       (858) 271-1086 PHONE      (858) 271-4425 FAX

November 16, 2000

Daniel Hoyng
Infotopia, Inc.                         Via Telefax
218 Tearall Road                        (702) 632-7234
Raynham, MA 02767

Dear Dan:

The purpose of this deal memo (Agreement) is to establish binding terms for
creation of a strategic relationship between The Infomercial Development
Companies (IDC) and Infotopia, Inc. (Infotopia) relating to joint development
of certain infomercial projects currently being managed by IDC.

As you know, IDC has been contracted by various investor partnerships to provide
a package of services related to product sourcing, production coordination,
media testing and roll-out of infomercials that test successfully. To date, IDC
has been involved in the development of 12 infomercial projects and the company
is currently engaged in re-edits and re-tests of six infomercials that have
tested near or above break even media levels. Two other shows are in full
roll-out under contract with other direct response distribution companies. One
show is ready to be media tested for the first time.

Infotopia wishes to enter into an agreement with IDC for the further development
of a certain number of these projects whereby Infotopia would make available to
IDC resources related to product development, product inventory, financial
support, and marketing and distribution services for selected infomercial
projects currently being managed by IDC.

In exchange for the contribution by Infotopia and subject to approval by a
majority vote of partners in each partnership, IDC would grant to Infotopia the
exclusive right to broadcast selected IDC infomercials and engage in the
marketing and distribution of the products presented in the infomercials.

The five (5) IDC infomercial projects that have been selected by Infotopia for
inclusion under the terms of this agreement between IDC and Infotopia are (1)
The Medicus Dual 2000 golf training program with Davis Love, III; (2) Cathi
Graham's Fresh Start weight loss program; (3) Robert Allen's Multiple Streams of
Cash business opportunity program; (4) The Facial Spa skin
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care program; and (5) the Rejuvicare skin care program. For the purposes of
this Agreement, these projects are referred to individually and collectively as
"the selected projects."

Todd Rosenzweig of Total Response Network, Inc. (TRN) has been very involved in
the development of these programs and will be continuing to work with IDC and
Infotopia on the further development of each project. Since the reversion of
all rights to each of these projects from Guthy-Renker Corporation, Todd and
TRN have been intimately involved in revision of the creative elements of each
infomercial and in the logistical elements of marketing each show.

In general terms, the following are the terms of the Agreement between
Infotopia and IDC:

1.   For the purposes of this Agreement, The Summary of Terms for the
     Infomercial Marketing and Distribution Agreement that I previously provided
     to you is attached to this letter as Exhibit A and incorporated by
     reference will serve as the basis for the terms of a separate Marketing and
     Distribution Agreement which will be signed by Infotopia and IDC for each
     selected project.

2.   On behalf of each investor partnership involved in each of the IDC
     infomercial projects selected by Infotopia, IDC will need to be paid 5% of
     the gross receipts (less returns etc.) from all front-end, initial sales of
     the products in all marketing environments throughout the world.

3.   IDC will continue to manage all aspects of the relationship with all of the
     investor partnerships and will participate in the major decisions (i.e.,
     media, telemarketing, re-edits, new footage, product changes, etc.) for
     each of the selected projects. TRN has a consulting relationship with IDC
     and receives a significant portion of the income IDC receives from each
     project. For the purposes of the arrangement between Infotopia and IDC, TRN
     would be providing all its services through IDC.

4.   For each of the selected projects, we would need to establish an action
     plan, a budget, a timetable and an allocation of responsibilities between
     Infotopia and IDC. We would expect that on the basis of a joint
     case-by-case determination, Infotopia would contribute an agreed amount of
     funding for re-shoots, re-edits, testing, product development, product
     inventory, telemarketing, fulfillment, customer service and other aspects
     of the further development of these projects.

5.   For each of the selected projects, Infotopia will be required to assume and
     pay in a timely manner all advances against royalties and all royalties on
     product sales to talent, producers, product owners and others that may be
     due under the various agreements with such parties for each of the selected
     projects.

6.   Infotopia will also be required to meet all of the other terms of the
     existing agreements with talent, producers, product owners and others for
     each of the selected projects in regard to insurance, indemnification,
     books & records, accounting, statements, etc.

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7.   Attached to this deal memo as Exhibit B is a Project Summary for each of
     the selected projects that contains (i) a project summary, (ii) media test
     information; (iii) information regarding the cost and availability of
     goods; (iv) a current budget and timetable for corrective action and/or
     media tests and (v) a current plan of action for each project. Exhibit B is
     incorporated into this Agreement by reference.

8.   Infotopia agrees to make available to IDC for the selected projects all of
     Infotopia's strategic relationships with key vendors in the direct response
     industry.

9.   For each of the selected projects, IDC and TRN will continue to play a
     major role in the designation of producers, telemarketing companies, media
     buyers, club providers, marketing environments and all other important
     aspects of the continuing development of the selected projects. All such
     decisions shall be made jointly by Infotopia and IDC.

10.  In consideration for the contribution made by Infotopia to each selected
     project, IDC agrees to provide the following to Infotopia: (i) a
     recommendation to each investor partnership to grant Infotopia exclusive
     marketing and distribution rights to the selected projects, (ii) production
     coordination services for all continuing development of the projects, (iii)
     ongoing consulting and project coordination services of IDC, TRN and
     companies affiliated with IDC, (iv) introductions to IDC's strategic
     relationships with direct response product and service providers and (v)
     continuing assistance with the administrative, legal and project management
     aspects of the selected projects.

11.  In addition to the ongoing direct response consulting services to be
     provided to Infotopia by IDC, TRN and other companies affiliated with IDC,
     Infotopia will receive services from IDC related to preparation of press
     releases, provision of ongoing information regarding the progress of each
     of the selected projects, interaction with public relations and investor
     relations companies employed by Infotopia and other similar services
     related to exchange of timely and accurate information regarding the
     continuing development of the selected projects.

12.  For each of the selected projects, Infotopia would have a reasonable period
     of time (not to exceed 15 days) after receipt of complete information from
     IDC regarding each project in which to make an election as to whether a
     particular project will be picked-up by Infotopia under the terms of this
     Agreement. Upon election by Infotopia to include one of the IDC project's
     as a selected project, Infotopia and IDC will execute a separate Marketing
     and Distribution Agreement for that project.

13.  In exchange for the grant of rights and ongoing services of IDC and the
     individuals and companies affiliated with IDC, the following compensation
     will be delivered to IDC as specified for each of the selected projects and
     each such element of compensation is to be allocated as directed by IDC:

     (i)  upon execution of this letter agreement, Infotopia shall cause the
          immediate issuance of 800,000 shares of Infotopia S8 stock to the
          individual or individuals designated by IDC; for ongoing management
          consultants until such time as each project terminates.

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     (ii)  upon the "roll-out" of any of the selected projects (i.e., the airing
           of at least $50,000 in gross media), Infotopia will pay IDC $12,500
           in cash;

     (iii) cash payments equal to 10% of the gross revenue from "continuity"
           product sales from each of the selected projects (for the purposes of
           this section, "continuity" product sales are any sales of product,
           upsell product and/or services made to an existing product buyer
           after the initial, front-end sale),

     (iv)  participation, as agreed, in other sources of revenue and/or economic
           advantage resulting from the selected projects (i.e., product license
           fees, sequel projects, spin-off products, etc.).

     (v)   all payments shall be made on a quarterly basis and will be
           accompanied by a statement containing complete information regarding
           the payment calculation.

14.  In recognition of the proprietary information that will be provided by each
     party to the other, Infotopia and IDC each agree that, during the term of
     any agreement between the two companies and for a period of 12 months
     thereafter, they will take all reasonable actions required to prevent the
     unauthorized disclosure, use or appropriation of any information or
     materials designated as "Confidential" by the other party.

15.  Each of the undersigned parties represents and warrants that they have the
     required approval and authority from their respective companies to enter
     into and fully perform this Agreement and that the full performance of this
     Agreement will not cause the breach or violation of any other agreement to
     which their respective companies are a party.

16.  The term of this Agreement shall be for a period of 90 days and shall
     automatically terminate unless extended in writing in the form of a
     Marketing and Distribution Agreement signed by both parties for each of the
     selected projects.

17.  Any dispute arising from this Agreement will be resolved by binding
     arbitration under the rules of the American Arbitration Association and
     conducted in Los Angeles, California. The prevailing party shall be
     entitled to the recovery of attorney's fees and costs from the other party.

Sincerely,

/s/ Ben Gage

Ben Gage, President
The Infomercial Development Companies

                                             AGREED AND ACCEPTED AS OF THE DATE
                                             FIRST ABOVE WRITTEN

                                             By: /s/ Daniel Hoyng
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                                                 Daniel Hoyng, President
                                                 Infotopia, Inc.
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                                   EXHIBIT A

                              SUMMARY OF TERMS FOR
                INFOMERCIAL MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT
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                                SUMMARY OF TERMS
                INFOMERCIAL MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT
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Nature of Relationships.   Funding for the production of an Infomercial for the
Product will be raised through a partnership consisting of individual investors.
The Infomercial Development Companies (IDC) will enter into an agreement with
the partnership to provide services related to the sourcing of product for
partner selection, the coordination of the production of infomercials for the
products chosen by the partners, the management of the marketing campaign
related to the partnership infomercials and collection and distribution of
income from the sale of Products. The Product Owner provides the Product and
grants IDC the exclusive right to produce the Infomercial and to market the
Product in all environments related to the Infomercial. The Marketing and
Distribution (M&D) company will be responsible for coordinating and bearing the
cost of all activities related to the marketing, distribution and sale of the
Products through all marketing environments.

Ownership of Product.   At all times, the Product Owner will remain the owner of
all of the worldwide patent, trademark and other intellectual property rights
related to the Product. Pursuant to a Product Marketing Agreement between IDC
and the Product Owner, IDC will be granted the exclusive right to market and
sell the Product in all media, worldwide, during the term of the Product
Agreement.

Product Pricing.   To successfully support an Infomercial campaign, the product
must be able to be sold at a 5:1 selling price to cost ratio. The most typical
arrangement for Product Owners to receive compensation from an Infomercial
campaign is for the Product Owner to get paid some or all of the difference
between the actual manufactured cost of the Product and the price IDC pays for
the Product while maintaining at least the required 5:1 ratio. As an alternative
to this method of compensation of the Product Owner, the Product can be
purchased by IDC at actual cost with a royalty paid to the Product Owner on each
sale of the Product. These terms are usually determined on a case-by-case basis.

Rights Granted to IDC.   For the entire term of the marketing of the Product,
the Product Owner grants to IDC the right to take all action reasonably
necessary to produce an Infomercial for the Product and to incorporate visual
and text images of such names, logos, packaging and other intellectual property
of the Product Owner as is required to produce the Infomercial in a manner
reasonably acceptable to IDC. Additionally, subject to the payment of a minimum
annual royalty, IDC shall have the exclusive worldwide right to broadcast the
infomercial for the marketing, distribution and sale of the Product in all
direct response media, including television, home shopping, print, credit card
inserts, catalogs, the Internet and retail.

Term of the M&D Agreement.   The M&D Agreement shall remain in force and
effect from the time it is executed and during (i) the term of the broadcast of
the Infomercial produced under this Agreement; (ii) the term of the broadcast
of any Sequel Infomercial or (iii) the term of the marketing of the Product or
any Sequel Product.

Production of Infomercial.   IDC shall be responsible for the coordination of
all activities and the payment of all costs related to the production of the 30
minute infomercial or other form(s) of direct response television commercial(s)
promoting the Product ("the Infomercial"). IDC shall have full creative control
over the production of the Infomercial.

Ownership of Infomercial and Marketing Materials.   IDC shall be the sole
owner or exclusive licensee of all testimonials, raw footage and all other
elements of the Infomercial and all other promotional and/or marketing
materials related to the Product or the Infomercial which are created or paid
for by IDC.
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Infomercial Testing and Roll Out   Upon completion of the production and editing
of the Infomercial, IDC shall schedule, coordinate and/or pay for a media test
of the Infomercial to test the effectiveness of the Infomercial for the sale of
the Product. The media test shall be in the minimum amount of $10,000 and for
not less than three (3) days nor more than one hundred twenty (120) days on
such cable and broadcast television networks and stations and at such times as
IDC believes will draw favorable response rates for sale of the Product.

Partnership Royalties    On behalf of the partnership, IDC has the
responsibility to collect royalty payments from the "Gross Receipts" from the
sale of the Product in all direct response media. The royalty is 5% of all
income received from sale of the Products in all media. "Gross Receipts" is
defined as all revenue or cash equivalents received for sales of Product and
upsell products, less only returns, refunds, credit card chargebacks and fees,
declines, cancels, bad debt and sales taxes which are directly related to the
Product and upsell product(s) and shall be unaffected by shipping and handling
revenues and costs.

Product Manufacture, Packaging and Delivery    The Product Owner is
responsible for all aspects of the manufacture, packaging and delivery of
sufficient quantities of Product to meet the needs of the initial marketing
campaign. In the event the media test of the Infomercial is successful, IDC
would assist the Product Owner with sourcing of alternative manufacturing
supply to meet the increased needs of the full roll-out of the Infomercial and
other direct response marketing media. During the media test and roll-out of
the Infomercial, IDC would be responsible for coordinating the fulfillment of
Product purchases. In the event of a "roll-out" of the Infomercial, the M&D
company would assume all responsibility and expenses related to the management
of the campaign, including product manufacturing, media placement,
telemarketing, product distribution, order fulfillment and customer service.

Insurance    In the event "roll out" of the Infomercial occurs, during the Term
of this Agreement IDC, the Product Owner and the M&D company will be expected
to maintain liability insurance coverage related to their respective
activities. Each such policy of insurance shall be in an amount of no less than
$1 million per occurrence and $2 million in the aggregate and shall have the
following conditions: (i) a deductible not exceeding $10,000; (ii) a rating of
no less than "B+" in the Best Guide; (iii) each party shall be named as an
additional insured on the other party's policy; (iv) no less than ten (10) days
written notice to the other party shall be required to decrease the policy
benefits or cancel the policy and (v) each party shall provide the other party
with a copy of a certificate evidencing compliance with these requirements
within thirty (30) days of the date of this Agreement.

Independent Contractors    The Product Owner, IDC and the M&D company are
independent contractors and each party shall be solely responsible, without
liability to the other, for the timely reporting and payment of all taxes and
other withholdings, deductions and payments required by law with respect to its
own operations and employees.

Dispute Resolution    In the event of any dispute regarding the M&D Agreement
or the respective rights of the parties under the M&D Agreement, the parties
agree to submit such dispute to mediation before a trained, neutral
third-party mediator. If the parties cannot resolve the dispute through
mediation within thirty (30) days of notice of the dispute, then the dispute
shall be submitted and resolved by binding arbitration in San Diego County,
California before a professional arbitrator selected by the parties or, if the
parties cannot agree on an arbitrator, appointed by the court. Any such
arbitration shall be commenced within fifteen (15) days and completed within
forty-five (45) days of selection of the arbitrator and the discovery rules
contained in the California Code of Civil Procedure shall apply to all
such proceedings. The arbitrator shall have the right to order all remedies and
award attorney's fees and costs to the prevailing party; and any such orders
may be entered in a court of competent jurisdiction. The M&D Agreement shall be
governed by and construed under the laws of the State of California.

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                                   EXHIBIT B

                           SELECTED PROJECT SUMMARIES
                  WITH CURRENT STATUS, BUDGETS AND TIMETABLES

1.   MEDICUS DUAL 2000 WITH DAVIS LOVE, III:

     Project Summary - The Medicus is a golf swing training device comprised of
     a golf club having a shaft that is hinged to articulate about two distinct
     axes. The training device allows the detection of multiple common swing
     faults through the novel hinge design. Davis Love, III and his swing coach,
     Jack Lumpkin appear in the show.

     Media test: 8/4-8/6/00. $10K budget. 3 payments of $33.00 + 14.95 s/h. =
     1.4 media ratio with a 75% order conversion ratio.

     COG: US inventory/min.quantity = $35/FOB Taiwan = $21-$23(5k unit min
     order).

     Third Party Royalties: 4% to Medicus/$1.50 to Davis Love/1% to Producer.

     Current Status: International sales of product currently being coordinated
     through Mercury Media, International. Infomercial ready to begin airing in
     early Spring 2001.

     Budget/Timetable: This show has had new footage produced and a re-edit
     completed for the second media test at the time listed above. Filming of
     additional direct-to-camera footage of Davis Love, III at a golf tournament
     in Los Angeles is being planned for late November with an immediate re-edit
     to prepare for a re-test and broadcast of the show at the start of the 2001
     golf season. The budget for this corrective action is $10,000.

2.   CATHI GRAHAM'S FRESH START:

     Project Summary - Created by Cathi Graham after she personally experienced
     the loss of 186 lbs. through this system, the product consists of a weight
     loss program that includes 2 workbooks, 2 video tapes, 2 audio tapes, a
     fat-burning recipe book and a personal manual/journal with focus on
     increasing metabolism to burn fat faster. Top selling product at Canadian
     home shopping. (new product/show to also include digestive enzymes as a
     continuity element).

     Media test: 2/5-2/8/00. $8,250 budget. Two Offers: 1 x $29.95 + s/h = 1.01
     media ratio with no upsells or continuity product and 1 x $79.95 + s/h =
     1.16 media ratio with no upsells or continuity product.

     COG: $9.50-$11.00 (new offer to include digestive enzymes as continuity /
     add $3.00)

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     Third Party Royalties: 5% to Fresh Start/talent/1.5% to producer.

     Budget/Timetable: $20,000 budget contracted for filming of new footage
     currently scheduled for early December 2000 with a second media test to
     occur in early first quarter 2001.

3. ROBERT ALLEN'S MULTIPLE STREAMS OF CASH:

     Project Summary     Business opportunity package from best selling author
     Robert Allen. Original product included workbooks and audio tapes. New
     offer to include 6 hour telecoaching program w/Robert Allen and his
     "Millionaire Maker Team", 4-6 audio tapes, 2-3 special money making
     reports, CD, newsletter and Robert's hardcover book; "Multiple Streams of
     Income". New offer to test at 3 x $29.95 and lower, if needed for marketing
     of Allen's "back-end" seminar/coaching programs. Allen organization to
     participate in costs of re-edit, new footage, creation of product and media
     budget to run show as a lead generation for Allen's seminars and coaching
     programs.

     Media test: 8/19-8/26/00. $10K budget. 3 x $39.95 = s/h = .93 (cable) .78
     (broadcast)

     COG: new product = $13-16.00.

     Third Party Royalties: 1% to producer/reverse royalty to be determined
     w/Robert Allen.

     Budget/Timetable: $20,000 budget contracted for new footage and re-edit of
     show to create $99.00 product offer and lead generation to be completed by
     end of 2000 with media test to be conducted during first quarter 2001.

4. FACIAL SPA SKIN CARE DEVICE:

     Project Summary     Hand held home facial unit. Works w/rechargeable ni-cad
     battery technology. Unit emits low heat, vibration and electrical pulse
     stimulation (three settings; including all at once). Can be used with the
     consumers existing skin care products. The consumer will use heat to open
     the pores, vibration to massage the cream deep into the skin and electrical
     pulse to exercise facial muscles. The combined effect is the benefit of a
     professional facial in your own home. Before and after testimonials show
     effectiveness of benefits. Upsell to include continuity based
     cleanser/conditioner and/or skin care products.

     Media test: 9/25-9/28/99. $4,975 budget. 3 x $29.95 + s/h = .72 ratio

     COG: $16.45 FOB Taiwan. Bonus items not included (add = $3.50)

     Third Party Royalties: 1.5% to producer/1% to talent.
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     Budget/Timetable: $24,000 budget contracted for new footage and re-edit to
     be completed by end of 2000 for media test in first quarter of 2001.

5. REJUVICARE SKIN CARE PROGRAM:

     Project Summary    A 30 day skin care system which includes day cream,
     night cream, antioxidant serum and skin care supplement tablets. Very
     successful on QVC. Positioning is to improve your skin from the inside out
     (tablets) and from the outside in (creams). Most skin care products are
     creams only. Upsells to include skin care continuity programs.

     Media test: Show has not tested. 1 x $49.95. Media test scheduled for
     November 2000.

     COG: $11.50

     Third Party Royalties: 1% to producer/1% to talent.

     Budget/Timetable: Media test ($10,000 minimum) scheduled for November 2000.

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