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                                                                     EXHIBIT 4.5

ENGLISH TRANSLATION

          TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR USE OF THE SALES SERVICE OF GMARKET

Consent to these Terms and Conditions has the same effect as the actual
execution of a contract between GMARKET Inc. ("Company") and a person
("E-dealer") selling products through the real-time electronic commercial
transaction system ("Gmarket") provided by the Company. (Please fully review and
then consent to these Terms and Conditions, and if you have any question, please
contact the person in charge prior to giving consent.)

ARTICLE 1 (PURPOSE)

The purpose of these Terms and Conditions is to seek the reasonable operation of
Gmarket by specifying basic rights and obligations between the Company and the
E-dealer, necessary for E-dealer's selling of products through Gmarket.

ARTICLE 2 (E-DEALER'S OBLIGATIONS)

     1.   E-dealer shall use Gmarket faithfully with the care of a good manager.

     2.   E-dealer shall address sales orders through the Gmarket Sales Manager
          program ("GSM") in advance for any shortage of stock, or any other
          matters relating to products likely to incur problems in connection
          with orders.

     3.   E-dealer shall do its best as a seller to consummate the sales to a
          purchaser, when a sales contract is made through Gmarket.

     4.   If E-dealer violates laws and regulations in using Gmarket, and then a
          third party, including the relevant authorities justifiably demands
          Gmarket of provision of information on E-dealer, Gmarket may submit
          the relevant data.

     5.   In case E-dealer consents to these Terms and Conditions and registers
          with Gmarket, in connection with the preceding paragraph, Gmarket
          shall be deemed having obtained consent from a user as provided by
          Article 24 of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications
          Network Utilization and Information Protection, Etc.

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ARTICLE 3 (BASIC SETTLEMENT PRICE, SELLING PRICE AND SERVICE CHARGE OF PRODUCTS)

     1.   The selling price of products shall be determined by E-dealer by
          taking into consideration the basic settlement price (similar to
          supply cost customarily applied in normal commercial transactions),
          transportation expenses, the Gmarket system charge, etc.

     2.   E-dealers conducting sales transactions using the e-commerce system
          provided by the Company shall be charged (i) a basic service charge,
          if applicable, sellers have to pay for the use of the system and (ii)
          an additional service charge sellers have to pay to the Company for
          the use of additional services provided by the Company such as
          discount coupons, G-stamps, and premium listing fees, etc. The Company
          may change its system charge structure, whenever deemed necessary upon
          the Company's sole discretion.

     3.   The system charge may be separately determined through negotiation
          between the Company and E-dealer after completion of E-dealer
          registration and prior to commencement of sales. The system charge is
          calculated by deducting the amount the Company has to pay to the
          E-dealer from the amount paid by the purchaser for the purchase of a
          product (overseas shipping fee should not be included). Invoice can be
          issued for the system charge upon the request of the E-dealer.

     4.   In order to seek expedited and convenient transactions, sales may be
          commenced at the same time of completing registration of E-dealer, and
          any other supplementary documents (E-dealer's letter of agreement,
          etc.) may be additionally prepared per E-dealer prior to settlement.

     5.   The Company may proceed with on-line marketing promotions relating to
          E-dealer's sales of products as a part of sales service. Provided,
          however, that the cost spent for such promotion may be fully borne by
          the Company or shared between the Company and E-dealer. If any part of
          the promotion cost shall be borne by E-dealer, the Company shall in
          advance consult with E-dealer on such matters.

ARTICLE 4 (INFORMATION PROVIDED BY E-DEALER AND RESPONSIBILITY)

     1.   E-dealer may directly and freely register with the Gmarket Sales
          Manager System (GSM) any information relating to products such as
          name, model, characters, specification and After Service information,
          etc.

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     2.   E-dealer shall directly manage the information provided to Gmarket in
          accordance with paragraph 1, and if the provided information becomes
          different from the fact or is changed, E-dealer shall directly amend
          and manage the information by using GSM.

     3.   Any and all legal responsibility for information provided by E-dealer
          shall be borne solely by E-dealer.

     4.   In case E-dealer's delay in providing correct information about its
          products, price changes or status of inventories, in violation of this
          Article, causes withdrawal of orders, termination of purchase
          contracts, demand for exchange or return, etc., the related costs and
          damages to the purchaser shall be in principle borne by E-dealer, and
          if the Company has paid such cost on behalf of E-dealer, the Company
          may deduct such cost from settlement for the sales of products.

     5.   E-dealer shall at all times closely monitor and address, if necessary,
          price transitions and the inventory of its products sold on Gmarket.

ARTICLE 5 (DELIVERY OF PRODUCTS)

     1.   Once a purchaser decides to purchase a product(s) and remits the
          necessary payment, Gmarket system will deliver to E-dealer data
          containing the kind, description, and quantity of the product(s), the
          place and the date of delivery, etc., through e-mail, fax or
          telephone, etc.

     2.   E-dealer shall conduct delivery in accordance with the particulars of
          the relevant order(s).

     3.   E-dealer shall confirm the particulars of an order from time to time
          and then complete procedures to deliver the products to the place of
          delivery specified in the order.

     4.   Products shall be delivered to ensure that a purchaser receives
          his/her ordered products within three days from E-dealer's
          confirmation of shipment.

     5.   E-dealer shall confirm the particulars of orders, properly pack the
          ordered products so that they are protected from damage during the
          delivery, and then consign the delivery to a delivery service company.

     6.   Pursuant to Article 15(1) of the Act on Consumer Protection in
          Electronic Commerce Transactions, Etc., E-dealer shall, within three
          business days from the date on which a purchaser's payment for the
          products is confirmed, consign the ordered products to a delivery
          service company and then immediately record the shipment confirmation
          by entering in GSM the necessary data of the relevant orders. If
          E-dealer has delivered the products, but failed to enter the invoice
          number, or incorrectly entered a number in GSM as to make delivery
          tracking impossible, and the Company cannot settle the payment to
          E-dealer continuously for three months or more, the Company may
          deposit with E-dealer the payment in G-cash.

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     7.   If E-dealer fails to deliver the products within the period under
          paragraph 6, or delivers the products to a place other than the place
          of delivery as designated by a purchaser due to reasons attributable
          to E-dealer, or if E-dealer fails to properly confirm delivery of the
          products or otherwise the addressee does not receive the products in
          normal due course, E-dealer shall bear any and all responsibilities
          arising therefrom.

ARTICLE 6 (RETURN, EXCHANGE OR REFUND FOR THE PRODUCTS)

     1.   In case a purchaser demands exchange of or refund for the products
          after having received the products, E-dealer shall exchange or refund
          upon receipt of the returned products pursuant to the relevant laws
          and regulations. Provided, the timing of exchange or refund shall be
          after completion of return of the products. In this case, any cost
          additionally incurred shall be borne by the responsible party.

     2.   Gmarket shall, upon receipt of demand for exchange or refund,
          automatically through GSM, notify E-dealer of the details. E-dealer
          shall upon receipt of the details through GSM or Gmarket enter data in
          GSM to make sure that a purchaser receives the exchanged products
          within five days, or the refund within two days from completion of
          return of the products.

     3.   The cost for collection and redelivery of products shall be borne by
          the responsible party.

     4.   E-dealer shall recall (repair, exchange and refund) the product(s) if
          the products contain defects or deficiencies in their safe use, and
          bear any and all the costs incurred for such recall.

     5.   Pursuant to Article 17 (6) of the Act on Consumer Protection in
          Electronic Commerce Transactions, Etc., E-dealer shall in case of
          products, of which orders cannot be withdrawn by reasons under
          paragraph 2, subparagraphs 2 ~ 4 of the same Article, specify that
          fact on a package, or at a clearly visible location consumers can
          easily identify in order not to disturb a purchaser's exercise of a
          right to withdraw the order.

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ARTICLE 7 (OVERSEAS DELIVERY)

     1.   The Company may engage in overseas delivery services through business
          cooperation with third parties.

     2.   Even if products are deliverable overseas according to the kind of
          products as provided by the Company, E-dealer may state under GSM that
          overseas delivery is impossible.

     3.   In overseas deliveries, the domestic delivery shall be deemed
          completed at the time of having delivered the products to a logistics
          center of a third party under business cooperation with the Company,
          and then overseas delivery courses shall be handled by that third
          party.

ARTICLE 8 (PENALTY)

     1.   In the event that a purchaser cancels delivery or demands a refund or
          exchange due to reasons such as lack of stock, delay in delivery or
          defects in products which are attributable to E-dealer, E-dealer shall
          bear penalty with respect to the damage suffered by the purchaser, and
          if E-dealer fails to comply with this provision, the Company may
          arbitrate the matter. Penalty shall be separately determined from
          damages under these Terms and Conditions.

     2.   In the event any disputes arise in connection with the
          delivery/return/exchange conducted under the responsibility of
          E-dealer, E-dealer's employer or agents, E-dealer shall bear the whole
          responsibility for the disputes.

ARTICLE 9 (QUALITY ASSURANCE AND AFTER SALES SERVICE)

E-dealer shall provide customers with quality assurance and after sales service
with respect to the products sold, in accordance with the terms and for the
period as provided under the production information provided to and displayed at
Gmarket, at its own responsibility and cost.

ARTICLE 10 (SPONSORED SHOPPING)

Rescinded.

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ARTICLE 11 (STAR BRAND SHOP SERVICE)

     1.   Star Brand Shop Service is that E-dealers may use models' photos for
          E-dealers' product sales promotion by obtaining right to use models'
          the trademark (name) or portraits.

     2.   After the Company obtains the right to use models' trademark (name) or
          portraits, the Company lists such details on GSM, and E-dealers may
          see the details and apply to use these rights through GSM.

     3.   If it is disclosed that E-dealers sell or advertise Star Brand Shop
          products in places (including online and offline) other than Gmarket,
          service contract will be canceled, and E-dealers will be responsible
          for legal risk and claim to trademark (name) and portraits from
          models.

     4.   Details such as registration of Star Brand Shop through GSM are set
          forth in the "Star Brand Shop Use Agreement"

ARTICLE 12 (G PASSBOOK SERVICE)

     1.   G passbook is Gmarket's exclusive cyber account service provided by
          the Company to E-dealer to allow E-dealer to manage an amount to be
          deposited by E-dealer to Gmarket and G-Cash charged by E-dealer in
          connection with the cost paid by Gmarket on behalf of E-dealer.

     2.   G passbook service consists of cash balance service and G-Cash
          service.

     3.   Cash balance service is provided by the Company to E-dealer in order
          to allow E-dealer to manage systematically an amount to be paid by
          E-dealer to Gmarket in case Gmarket has paid, in substitution of
          E-dealer, damages, etc., which are to be borne by E-dealer, to a
          purchaser in connection with contract performance, an amount to be
          refunded from Gmarket in E-dealer's using Gmarket purchase service, an
          amount to be additionally paid to Gmarket and damages, etc.

     4.   G-Cash service allows E-dealer to purchase and/or and use G-Cash,
          cyber money usable exclusively in Gmarket in order to use Gmarket's
          charged service and then convert any remaining G-Cash into cash (less
          a 10% service fee for conversion), and also allows E-dealer to manage
          the status and details of use of G-Cash charged by E-dealer, together
          with the status and the details of use of G-Cash charged by E-dealer
          in the course of utilizing Gmarket purchase service.

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ARTICLE 13 (PAID ADVERTISEMENT SERVICE)

     1.   Sales promotion advertisement service The Company can provide various
          paid advertisement services including TI/keyword/category plus banner
          advertisements for sales promotional purposes, and the E-dealers who
          use such advertisements should comply with the Company's advertisement
          guidelines. Any advertisement not complying with the Company's
          guidelines, applicable laws and common practices can be deleted by the
          Company without prior notice, in which case the E-dealer will not be
          refunded the paid advertisement fee. Also, the E-dealer who used the
          service is responsible for all the content of the advertisement or of
          the pages linked from the URL of such advertisement, and the Company
          is not held responsible for any consequences arising in connection
          with any such contents.

     2.   Consulting/Direct transaction service

          1)   Consulting/Direct translation service is a type of service where
               an E-dealer pays an advertisement fee to the Company to promote
               his/her own products in insurance, travel, automobile and other
               day-to-day service categories, or receive consulting applications
               for the products set by the E-dealer to be available for
               consulting.

          2)   In order for an E-dealer to advertise and promote insurance
               products, he/she must comply with the registration and
               application process regulated in the applicable laws and obtain
               the necessary certification, the proof of which should be
               verified by sending related documents to the Company.

          3)   The Company only provides an online platform whereby E-dealers
               themselves can advertise and promote products or receive
               consulting applications from purchasers for the products
               determined by the E-dealers to be available for consulting. No
               contracts between E-dealers and purchasers are completed nor any
               consulting activity is conducted on the Company's website.

          4)   E-dealers should not use information provided by consulting
               applicants for any purposes other than consulting, and should be
               responsible for any consequences that might rise from prohibited
               activities undertaken by the E-dealer such as false or
               exaggerated advertisement and agrees to fully indemnify the
               Company for any damages incurred by the Company in connection
               with such prohibited activities.

          5)   The Company does not guarantee the accuracy of the information
               provided by the consulting applicant to the E-dealer, such as
               name, telephone number, and e-mail address etc.

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     3.   Donation Shopping Market Advertisement service

          1)   Donation Shopping Market Advertisement is a service whereby
               E-dealers offer and promote their products in the Donation
               Shopping Market.

          2)   Donation Shopping Market Advertisement is an advertising service
               provided by the Company for seller promotion, and the actual
               donator to the beneficiaries is the Company, not E-dealers, who
               only use the Donation Shopping Market Advertisement service.

          3)   According to Article datelstransYear2013Month3Day113.3.1) above,
               in listing Donation Shopping Market products, E-dealers will be
               charged the designated donation amounts in the system charge, and
               the invoice is issued by the Company for the system charge
               including the donated amount.

          4)   According to Article dateDay2Month3Year2013lstrans13.3.2) above,
               the Company is the donator, and E-dealers cannot ask for issuance
               of donation receipt, and is not entitled to a tax deduction for
               the amount donated by the Company to the beneficiaries.

     4.   G-stamp display advertisement service

          1)   G-stamp display advertisement service is a service whereby
               E-dealers attach G-stamps to their products and promote such
               products by providing G-stamps to the purchasers of the products.

          2)   E-dealers may advertise their products, by providing G-stamps to
               purchasers for promotional purposes and paying the G-stamp fees
               to the Company.

          3)   G-stamp is a promotional item, and the fees set forth in Article
               datelstransYear2013Month4Day213.4.2) above charged to E-dealers
               apply to the use of the G-stamp display advertisement service.
               The Company does not attach monetary value to G-stamp itself.

ARTICLE 14 (MAILING SERVICE)

     1.   E-dealer may send mail to its customers. Those who fall into the scope
          of "customer" for the purpose of this document include:

          1)   Customers who have purchased products from the relevant E-dealer
               (including non-member purchasers who have consented to receipt of
               shopping letters).

          2)   Customers who have registered E-dealer's mini shop as their
               favorite shop.

          3)   Customers who have joined as Gmarket members through the URL of
               E-dealer's mini shop.

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     2.   E-dealer's obligation relating to mailing service:

          1)   E-dealer shall be liable to be truthful in sending mails.

          2)   E-dealer cannot obtain private information of a purchaser in the
               course of sending mails.

          3)   E-dealer may apply for mail delivery through Gmarket's mailing
               service. Gmarket may examine the adequacy of mailing service and
               reject such mailing at its sole discretion.

          4)   In using the mailing service, any disputes arising in connection
               with the contents shall be primarily borne by E-dealer.

ARTICLE 15 (SETTLEMENT OF PAYMENT OF PRODUCTS)

     1.   The Company shall remit payments to E-dealer based on the E-dealer's
          settlement data as shown in GSM.

     2.   The payment for the products shall be made within two weeks of the
          completion date of delivery, but may be adjusted by the Company
          according to E-dealer's performance results and credit rating.
          Provided, E-dealer shall be required to submit prescribed documents
          necessary for the payment.

     3.   The Company can deduct from the payment for products any cost incurred
          due to E-dealer's faults and pay E-dealer the remaining balance. If a
          purchaser requests a refund for a purchase of a product whose delivery
          is not confirmed by the relevant E-dealer, the Company can refund to
          the purchaser the purchase price, which will be deducted from the
          payment to the E-dealer for the product.

     4.   The Company may withhold a portion of the payment to E-dealer to cover
          potential situations where a seller, without prior written notice to
          the Company, terminates its sales contract with the Company prior to
          fulfilling its refund request obligations from purchasers.

     5.   If an E-dealer fails to confirm the delivery of a product for an
          extended period of time, the Company may, upon its sole discretion,
          assume that delivery of such product has been completed, thereby
          consummating the purchase process. Thereafter, the Company may put the
          payment to such E-Dealer on hold in order to be prepared for a refund
          request by the purchaser.

     6.   In case a contract between the Company and E-dealer expires or
          terminates without being renewed, the Company shall deposit an amount
          equivalent to 30% of the average monthly sales by E-dealer for the
          last three months with an account to accommodate demands for refund
          and exchanges from purchasers for three months thereafter and then,
          after any circumstance demanding such refund or exchange becomes
          unlikely, pay E-dealer any remaining balance thereof.

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     7.   In case a purchaser demands tax-related documents (including bills) or
          cash receipts, E-dealer, as a business carrier, shall issue to the
          purchaser the tax-related documents (including bills) or cash receipts
          with respect to the amount contracted through Gmarket.

     8.   The Company shall issue to E-dealer tax-related documents on system
          charge based on the details regarding monthly sales made using
          Gmarket.

ARTICLE 16 (OTHER MATTERS TO BE COMPLIED WITH)

     1.   E-dealer shall complete any and all formalities prior to displaying
          products in case their marketing requires third party approval,
          permission, or report and shall duly comply with the relevant laws and
          regulations in relation to sale of the products. In case E-dealer is a
          business carrier pursuant to Article 13 of the Act on the Consumer
          Protection in the Electronic Commerce Transactions, Etc., the E-dealer
          shall have completed filing of its distance selling with the
          authorities of the city, kun or ku.

     2.   E-dealer shall be prevented from using the name, logo, or letters of
          or relating to Gmarket.

     3.   E-dealer shall not sell directly to Gmarket users by taking advantage
          of information on users obtained in the course of using the Gmarket
          sales service (i.e., "duty not to conduct direct transactions") and
          shall not disclose or use such information for any purposes other than
          those under these Terms and Conditions (Duty to protect private
          information). If E-dealer induces direct transactions or uses Gmarket
          users' private information for any purposes other than those under
          these Terms and Conditions in violation of the provisions of this
          paragraph, Gmarket may rescind such E-dealer's Gmarket membership, and
          the relevant E-dealer may also be subject to an administrative
          sanction or criminal penalty pursuant to the relevant laws and
          regulations including the Act on Promotion of Information and
          Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, Etc.

     4.   Any disputes arising in connection with transactions through Gmarket
          shall in principle be resolved between the seller and the purchaser
          but in certain cases, for the purpose of reasonable and smooth
          reconciliation of the disputes, the disputes adjustment center
          (including customer center) established and operated by the Company
          may render a decision on the relevant disputes, which E-dealer shall
          comply with to the best of its ability in good faith.

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     5.   E-dealer shall not state false data in GSM for the purpose of settling
          an account for sales.

     6.   E-dealer must visit Gmarket and GSM on a regular basis and make any
          changes as necessary.

ARTICLE17 (OBLIGATIONS TO PROTECT PERSONAL INFORMATION)

     1.   E-dealers may not use the personal information of any Gmarket user for
          any purpose other than as set forth herein.

     2.   In case E-dealers use the personal information of a Gmarket user or
          disclose such information to any third party in violation of the
          provisions of the former paragraph, Gmarket may rescind such
          E-dealer's Gmarket membership, and the E-dealers shall solely be
          responsible for any consequences arising from such actions and shall
          fully indemnify and hold harmless the Company from any legal
          responsibility thereto.

     3.   For the protection of the Company's members, the Company may limit
          E-dealers access to users' information disclosed to E-dealers for
          delivery, etc., after the period needed to achieve completion of the
          relevant transaction(s).

     4.   Notwithstanding the Company's efforts to protect the information of
          our users, if an E-dealer uses or discloses personal information
          provided for transaction in violation of the provisions of these Terms
          and Conditions, the Company shall in no manner be held responsible for
          such E-Dealer's actions.

ARTICLE 18 (CREDIT RATING)

     1.   The Company shall rate E-dealer's credit based on its transaction
          results, and the credit rating criteria shall be separately determined
          by the Company, publicly notified through Gmarket or GSM in advance
          and shall be separately notified to E-dealer.

     2.   In case an E-dealer's credit rating is less than a certain grade, the
          Company may suspend sales or terminate these Terms and Conditions
          based on such credit rating.

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ARTICLE 19 (TERMINATION)

     1.   In case any of the following arises to either party, the other party
          may terminate these Terms and Conditions without prior notice:

          1)   A party violates its obligations under these Terms and Conditions
               and ancillary agreements constituting a part of these Terms and
               Conditions but fails to correct such violations within seven days
               from the date on which the other party demanded correction
               thereof.

          2)   A party is subject to cancellation or suspension of business or
               licenses by the supervising authorities.

          3)   Claims from purchasers amount to not less than 30% of all the
               transactions for two months due to negligence of E-dealer.

          4)   A third party's application for bankruptcy, composition or
               corporate reorganization against a party or the party's voluntary
               application thereto.

          5)   A party is subject to provisional attachment, injunction or
               compulsory execution by a third party ("Compulsory Execution")
               and then within 30 days application for suspension or termination
               of the compulsory execution is not accepted.

          6)   Notes or checks issued by a party become insolvent or
               transactions with banks are suspended or prohibited.

          7)   A party significantly damages the reputation of the other party.

          8)   E-dealer experiences material circumstances making performance of
               contracts or achievement of contract objectives impossible within
               the contract period.

          9)   The Company suffers tangible or intangible damage due to intent
               or negligence of E-dealer.

     2.   Notwithstanding the termination of these Terms and Conditions, if
          there remains any ordered product which has not been delivered, or of
          which exchange or refund is requested by the time these Terms and
          Conditions are terminated, E-dealer shall cooperate to complete
          delivery, exchange or refund of the products.

     3.   Any provisions relating to E-dealer's responsibility arising in
          connection with the products sold shall continue to be effective even
          after termination of these Terms and Conditions.

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ARTICLE 20 (COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGE)

     1.   If a party violates these Terms and Conditions or the other party
          suffers damages due to reasons attributable to employees of the
          violating party or a person who is authorized to carry out obligations
          for the violating party, the violating party shall be liable to
          compensate the other party for all the damages. Provided, however,
          that with respect to damages incurred due to act of God or force
          majeure, both parties shall be released from any responsibility
          thereto.

     2.   If product information provided by E-dealer contains an error or is
          deemed false or exaggerated advertisement, resulting in harm to the
          Company, E-dealer shall be responsible for all damages incurred
          thereby.

ARTICLE 21 (INDEMNIFICATION OF THE COMPANY)

     1.   The Company shall only provide transaction system based on Gmarket,
          and E-dealer directly enters information of products using electronic
          commerce system provided on real time basis by the Company. For any
          disputes arising in connection with such information, E-dealer who
          directly entered such information shall be solely responsible.

     2.   In case the Company compensates a third party for damages or incurs
          expenses due to reasons under paragraph 1, the Company may claim for
          such damages against E-dealer.

     3.   The Company may delete or amend the relevant details upon receipt of
          legal demand by a rightful person. In this case, E-dealer may not
          claim for damages incurred due to deletion or amendment of the
          information provided.

     4.   In case E-dealer is a business carrier pursuant to Article 20(4) of
          the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce Transactions,
          Etc., the Company shall provide consumers with a way to access
          identifying information (i.e., company name, name of the
          representative, telephone no., address, e-mail address and mail order
          business filing no.) of E-dealer or in case E-dealer is not a business
          carrier, the Company shall provide the other party to the transactions
          with information relating to E-dealer (telephone no. and address,
          etc.). Even if the Company has provided consumers or the other party
          to the transactions with a way to access the information relating to
          E-dealer in accordance with this paragraph, E-dealer shall bear any
          and all legal liabilities arising in case E-dealer has joined Gmarket
          without stating the relevant information in a fair manner or by
          stating false information or failing to state the relevant information
          (including deletion) in a fair manner or stating the relevant
          information in a false way (including amendment) after joining
          Gmarket. (The relevant information is prescribed by the Act on
          Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce Transactions, Etc. and its
          Enforcement Decree.)

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     5.   The Company may temporarily suspend provision of service in case of
          repair, inspection, replacement, malfunction of information and
          communication facilities such as computers, etc., and in case of
          communication stoppage, etc., the Company shall not be held liable
          unless the Company contributed to this by willful or gross negligence.

ARTICLE 22 (HANDLING OF PRODUCTS IMPROPER FOR SALE)

     1.   Products improper for sale, outlined in each of the following, shall
          be prohibited from being sold and any and all responsibilities arising
          from sale of such products shall be wholly borne by E-dealer which
          directly registered such products:

          1)   Products which are advertised in a false or exaggerated manner.

          2)   Products infringing upon third party rights, including
               intellectual property rights.

          3)   Harmful or adult-oriented products which are prohibited from sale
               to minors.

          4)   Items such as railway tickets, gift certificates, etc., for which
               the resale of such items is prohibited by the issuer thereof.

          5)   Electronic goods and industrial products of which
               confirmation/inspection for marketing has not been properly
               obtained.

          6)   Certain restricted sales involving mobile phones.

          7)   Reproductions of videos or discs or any other products which have
               not passed the required standards.

          8)   Stolen goods, lost articles and military supplies.

          9)   Products of which distance selling is prohibited. Example --
               Glasses, contact lenses or sunglasses with prescriptions, liquor,
               cigarettes, guns and medicines, etc.

          10)  Goods in violation of the relevant laws and regulations.

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     2.   The Company's actions with respect to goods improper for sale

          1)   The Company may delete or amend an advertisement with respect to
               the relevant goods without a separate notice in case a rightful
               person has demanded so in connection with goods improper for
               sale.

          2)   Notwithstanding subparagraph 1), if goods improper for sale are
               registered, the relevant E-dealer shall be liable to compensate
               for any and all damages, suffered by the Company thereby.

          3)   Upon receipt of a report on goods improper for sale through
               Gmarket reporting center, if the reporter submitted the report
               together with any sufficient evidence, the Company may
               temporarily suspend sale of such products until the relevant
               disputes are resolved by E-dealer.

     3.   Actions against E-dealer having sold goods improper for sale.

          1)   In case goods improper for sale are registered, Gmarket manager
               may cancel the sales, and the system charge paid by E-dealer
               shall not be refunded.

          2)   If goods improper for sale are found to have been registered, the
               relevant E-dealer's membership may be suspended.

          3)   In case E-dealer's membership is suspended and such E-dealer may
               therefore no longer register, sell or purchase, and if there is
               any legal punishment provision, such shall be reported to the
               relevant authorities to have E-dealer being subject to criminal
               punishment, and settlement relating to the sales shall be
               immediately suspended.

          4)   In case E-dealer uses without permission any trademarks or
               designs which are well known domestically and filed with the
               Patent Office for patent protection by a third party, resulting
               in misunderstanding or confusion about business sources, such
               usage shall be deemed unfair competition and the relevant
               products shall be prohibited from sale as improper for sale.
               Also, E-dealer's displaying false or exaggerated advertisements
               may be punished for fraud under the Criminal code.

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ARTICLE 23 (CONFIDENTIALITY)

     1.   Each party shall not divulge to a third party any information to be
          kept confidential such as purchaser list, technical information,
          production and sales plan and know-how, etc., acquired from the other
          party, unless the laws and regulations require the information from a
          party, and shall not use the information otherwise than for the
          purposes under these Terms and Conditions.

     2.   The obligations under paragraph 1 shall continue for three years after
          the contractual relationship between the Company and E-dealer is
          terminated.

ARTICLE 24 (TERM)

The contractual term between the Company and E-dealer shall commence on the date
when E-dealer agrees to the Terms and Conditions and shall be automatically
renewed for another year under the same terms and conditions unless either party
notifies the other party of an intent to terminate the contract in writing at
least one month prior to expiration.

ARTICLE 25 (GOVERNING JURISDICTION)

Any litigation arising between the Company and E-dealer from controversies over
these Terms and Conditions shall be subject to the competent court having
jurisdiction over the head office of the Company (currently the Seoul Central
District Court).

ARTICLE 26 (OTHERS)

     1.   E-dealer shall immediately notify the Company of any changes in
          addresses or bank account numbers for settlement purposes. The Company
          shall not be liable for damage incurred due to delay of notification
          under this paragraph.

     2.   Neither party shall transfer to a third party the rights and
          obligations under these Terms and Conditions without a written consent
          from the other party.

     3.   Agreements, memoranda and notices, etc., additionally executed between
          the parties, changes of the Company's policies, enactment and
          amendment of laws and regulations, and public notification by the
          Company through Gmarket or GSM pursuant to notification and guidelines
          of public authorities shall constitute a part of these Terms and
          Conditions.

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                                    ADDENDUM

Article 1 (Effective Date)

These Terms and Conditions shall become effective as of August 19, 2005.

                                    ADDENDUM

These Terms and Conditions have been amended as of September 12, 2006.

                                       17Exhibit 10.1

THE CONFIDENTIAL PORTIONS OF THIS EXHIBIT, WHICH HAVE BEEN REMOVED AND REPLACED
WITH AN ASTERISK, HAVE BEEN OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND
EXCHANGE COMMISSION PURSUANT TO A REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT UNDER RULE
405 PROMULGATED UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT OF 1933 AND RULE 24b-2 UNDER THE
SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934.

                AMENDMENT NO. 2 TO SUPPLIER PARTNERING AGREEMENT
                         BETWEEN WILSON GREATBATCH LTD.
                AND PACESETTER, INC. (d/b/a ST JUDE MEDICAL CRMD)

This amendment (the "amendment") to the Supplier Partnering Agreement between
Greatbatch, Inc. (FKA - Wilson Greatbatch Technologies, Inc.), a Delaware
Corporation ("Seller"), and Pacesetter, Inc. d/b/a "St Jude Medical CRMD", a
California Corporation ("Buyer") are collectively referred to herein as the
"Parties". This amendment is entered into effective as of 27 July 2005 (the
"effective" date).

BACKGROUND

     A.   The Parties entered into a Supplier Partnering Agreement (the
          "Agreement") effective January 1, 2004.

     B.   The Parties to the Agreement desire to revise the following:

          a.   Security / Safety stocks of key raw materials, including
               "specialty metals"

          b.   The ongoing financial liability of maintaining said raw material
               safety stock, including "specialty metals".

AGREEMENT

In consideration of the foregoing Recitals and the Parties mutual covenants
contained herein, the Parties hereby agree as follows:

     1.   Pacesetter desires for Greatbatch to maintain secured safety stock of
          Grade 9 Titanium (raw material) to ensure an ongoing, uninterrupted
          supply and flow of finished case product. As such, Pacesetter requires
          and Greatbatch agrees to purchase an initial * of raw material. Any
          additional purchases of raw material must be approved in writing by
          Pacesetter prior to purchase.

     2.   Pacesetter, Inc. further guarantees the requisite purchase of Grade 9
          cases, sufficient to consume the initial (Greatbatch purchased) * and
          any future acquisitions of Grade 9 material purchases (per item 1), or
          at it's option, Pacesetter agrees to purchase the raw material
          (including normal carrying costs) from Greatbatch within * after
          material receipt at Greatbatch, Inc. The expected material receipt is
          *.

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     3.   Both parties agree, in good faith to increase (or decrease) the price
          of completed shields by the proportionate variance of raw Titanium
          material on * due to inherent market price / cost fluctuation. Only
          price / cost variance beyond * will require pricing changes. Reference
          current grade 9 titanium market price quoted by Hamilton Precision
          Metals is *.

     4.   Except as provided herein, all of the terms and conditions of the
          agreement shall remain unchanged and in full force and effect.

The parties have caused this amendment to be executed by their respective duly
authorized representatives as of the effective date.

     Buyer:  Pacesetter, Inc.              Seller:  Greatbatch, Inc.

     By:  /s/ Mary Lytle                   By:  /s/ James J. Porcaro
          -----------------------------         --------------------------------

     Title:  Sr. Commodity Mgr.            Title:  VP, Components Manufacturing
             --------------------------            -----------------------------

     Date:  7/28/05                        Date:  August 24, 2005
            ---------------------------           ------------------------------

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