Document:

Exhibit 10.41 Promissory Note and Settlement Agreement with Gary Lange

                              SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT

The parties to this  agreement are Jeffrey S. Harden,  Lynn A. Harden,  American
Resources and Development  Company  ("ARDCO"),  Print Works, Inc. ("PWI") (which
parties shall be  collectively  hereinafter  referred to as the  defendants) and
Gary Lange and Susan Lange  (collectively  hereinafter  referred to as "Lange").
This agreement is effective as of May 2, 2001.

WHEREAS,  there is a pending lawsuit in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Multnomah entitled: Gary and Susan Lange V. Jeff Harden et at,
Multnomah County Circuit Court Case No.0001-00820;

WHEREAS,  this  agreement is conditioned  upon obtaining  court approval of this
settlement; and

WHEREAS,  the parties have decided to resolve all claims in accordance  with the
terms and conditions set forth herein.

IT IS HEREBY AGREED AS FOLLOWS:

I. Payment.  The defendants  hereby jointly and severally agree to pay Lange ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($100,000.00) paid as follows:

                  a. THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS  ($3,000.00) per month commencing on
         July 1, 2001, and the first of each month thereafter for a period of 12
         months;

                  b. FIVE THOUSAND  DOLLARS  ($5,000.00) per month commencing on
         July 1, 2002, and the first of each month thereafter for a period of 11
         months; and

         c. NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS  ($9,000.00) as a final payment due on July 1,
2003.

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No interest shall be payable on this amount unless  defendants  fail to make the
monthly  payments.  Defendants  shall  not be  deemed  to have  failed to make a
payment  unless  they  have been  given  notice of the  missed  payment  and ten
additional days to cure the nonpayment. If defendants do not cure any nonpayment
within the ten-day cure period, then they shall be deemed to have defaulted.  In
the event of default, all remaining payments are accelerated and will become due
and  payable.  In  addition,  interest on the  accelerated  balance due shall be
payable from May 3, 2001 at the rate provided for judgments in Oregon.

2. Tender of Lange  Shares.  Lange hereby  tenders all of their PWI stock to the
defendants or their designee,  together with a guarantee stock power in the form
attached as Exhibit "A," and agrees to execute any and all  documents  necessary
to effect such transfer. Said documents shall be prepared by the defendants.

3.  Warranty of Financial  Condition.  As an  inducement  to entering  into this
Settlement  Agreement,  Lange has relied  upon the  current  income and  balance
sheets  of PWI,  ARDCO  and  Jeff  and  Lynn  Harden.  A copy of said  financial
statements  are  attached  hereto as  Exhibit  "B" and  herein  incorporated  by
reference.  The defendants and each of them hereby warrant and represent that to
the best of their knowledge said statements are accurate and contain no material
misrepresentations or omissions.

4. Execution of Promissory Note and Confession of Judgment. Defendants, and each
of them, shall sign a promissory note (Exhibit "C") and a Confession of Judgment
(Exhibit  "D").  Lange  covenants and promises not to file said  Confessions  of
Judgment and/or not to transfer the promissory notes,  except in the event of an
untimely and uncured payment as

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As provided  for herein.  If  defendants  fail to make the  payments in a timely
fashion as described in paragraph 1 above,  the remaining  principal  owed shall
become  immediately due and payable in its entirety with interest on said unpaid
balance to accrue at the statutory  rate of nine percent (9%) per annum from May
2, 2001.  Defendants shall have an opportunity to cure any nonpayment within ten
(10) days of a written  notice of  nonpayment.  If  defendants  timely  cure any
nonpayment,  the remaining  unpaid  principal shall not be accelerated and there
shall be no  interest  owed (if  defendants  thereafter  continue to make timely
payments). If defendants fail to timely cure any nonpayment,  Lange may file the
Confessions of Judgment and commence  enforcement of those judgments and/or sell
or transfer any or all of the promissory notes without further notice.

In the event that the  confession  to judgment is entered in any circuit  court,
based  upon  one or more  confessions  of  judgment  provided  pursuant  to this
Section, within ten days thereafter,  plaintiffs,  and each of them, shall cause
to be filed in each  court  wherein  the  confession  of  judgment  is entered a
partial satisfaction of judgment,  crediting defendants,  and each of them, with
all amounts credited against the judgment up to the time of entry of judgment on
the confession of judgment.  Thereafter,  plaintiffs,  and each of them, no less
frequently  than  quarterly,  shall file  additional  partial  satisfactions  of
judgment in each county in which the confession of judgment has been entered, to
reflect all payments  received during the previous  quarter.  Further,  when the
judgment is paid off  (whether by one  defendant or more),  plaintiffs  agree to
file within ten days  satisfactions of judgment in each  jurisdiction  where the
confession of judgment was filed by them or on their behalf.

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Plaintiffs,  and each of them,  should keep a log of all  payments  received and
credited against the promissory note and confession of judgment,  indicating the
date the payment was  received  and balance due after  crediting  each  payment.
Within  ten  days  of  receipt  of a  written  request  for a copy  of the  log,
plaintiffs,  and each of them,  shall  provide a true copy of the log,  together
with a statement of the payoff balance, including a per diem rate."

5. Court  Approval.  Court approval is required for settlement of the derivative
claims.  This  Settlement  Agreement is conditioned  upon obtaining  approval to
settle such claims.  The parties  agree to  cooperate  in  obtaining  such court
approval,   including,   but  not  limited  to,   execution  of  documents   and
participating  in any court  appearance(s).  The parties  agree to maintain  the
confidential nature of this settlement in the approval process, including having
the court seal the settlement portion of this case if necessary.

6. Mutual Releases.  Effective upon court approval,  the parties hereby agree to
the following:

         a. The Langes,  and each of them,  hereby release and forever discharge
Jeffrey  S.  Harden,  Lynn A.  Harden,  ARDCO and PWI,  all of their  employees,
officers, directors,  shareholders,  agents, attorneys,  insurers, and all their
successors  in  interest,  assigns and all those acting for or on behalf of them
from: any and all claims, causes of action, counterclaims,  debts, or damages of
every kind and nature  whatsoever that the Langes now have or claim to have had,
including,  but not  limited  to, all such  claims  that were or could have been
asserted in the lawsuit,  except for the rights,  duties and obligations arising
under this agreement.

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         b. The  defendants,  and  each of  them,  hereby  release  and  forever
discharge Lange, all of their employees,  agents,  attorneys,  insurers, and all
their  successors in interest,  assigns and all those acting for or on behalf of
them from:  any and all  claims,  causes of  action,  counterclaims,  debts,  or
damages of every  kind and nature  whatsoever  that the  defendants  now have or
claim to have had,  including,  but not limited to, all such claims that were or
could have been  asserted  in the  lawsuit,  except for the  rights,  duties and
obligations arising under this agreement.

7. Dismissal of Lawsuit. Effective upon the court's approval of this settlement,
the parties hereby agree to execute all documents necessary for the dismissal of
the lawsuit,  and claims or  counterclaims,  with prejudice and without costs or
attorneys' fees to any party.

8.  Confidentiality.  The terms of this agreement are confidential and shall not
be  revealed,  except,  however  the  parties  may reveal  these  terms to their
respective lawyers, tax advisors,  and spouses,  with instruction to comply with
this  provision,  and the  parties  may  reveal the terms of this  agreement  in
connection with obtaining court approval of this  settlement,  or in response to
other valid legal process.

9. Notices.  Any notice  required  under this  agreement  shall be made by First
Class U.S.  Mail and  facsimile  to the counsel  representing  the  parties,  as
indicated below:

Christopher H. Kent, Esq.                     Michael B. Merchant, Esq.
Kent Custis, LLP                              Black Helterline LLP
1500 S.W. Taylor Street                       1900 Fox Tower
Portland, Oregon 97205                        805 S.W. Broadway
Telephone: (503) 220-0717                     Portland, Oregon 97205-3359
Facsimile: (503) 220-4299                     Telephone: (503) 224-5560
Counsel for Plaintiffs Gary and               Facsimile: (503) 224-6148
Susan Lange                                   Counsel for Defendant Print
                                              Works, Inc.
William A. Davis, Esq.
Abbott, Davis, Rothwell, et at
1900 Wells Fargo Center
1300 S.W. Fifth Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97201-5604
Telephone: (503) 222-4422
Facsimile: (503) 222-4428
Counsel for Defendants Jeff and Lynn Harden, and ARDCO

10. Miscellaneous Provisions.

         a. This  agreement is made and entered into for the purpose of settling
and  compromising  disputed claims and is not, and shall not be construed as, an
admission of any sort by any party, all of whom expressly deny and liability.

         b. This  agreement  and mutual  releases  provided  in  paragraph 6 are
binding upon and shall inure to the benefit of the parties and their  respective
heirs,  administrators,  executors,  trustees, legal representatives,  corporate
parents,  corporate  subsidiaries,   corporate  affiliates,  business  entities,
successors,  predecessors,  assigns, directors,  officers, partners,  attorneys,
agents, employees, insurers and transferees.

         c. Each of the parties to this  agreement  has read this  agreement and
understands that they have been  represented and advised by independent  counsel
throughout all negotiations that preceded the execution of this agreement.

         d. No amendments, modifications or supplements to this agreement may be
made other than by a writing signed by all the parties hereto.

         e. Except as otherwise expressly provided in this agreement, each party
hereto will bear his or its own  expenses in  connection  with the  preparation,
execution and performance of this agreement.

         f.  The  exhibits  reference  in  this  agreement  are a part  of  this
agreement as if fully set forth herein.

         g. This agreement shall be construed in accordance with and by the laws
of the state of Oregon.

         h. This agreement  constitutes the entire  agreement and  understanding
the  parties  with  respect  to its  subject  matter  and  supersedes  all prior
understandings, written or oral, among the parties with respect to this subject.

         i. The  parties  further  agree  that,  if  there  is a  breach  of any
provision of this  agreement,  the prevailing  party will be entitled to recover
costs,  disbursements,  reasonable attorney's fees, expert witness fees, and any
other fee or cost incurred including pre-filing fees and costs that are incurred
as a result of the breach.

                              APPROVED AS TO FORM:

/s/ Gary Lange

/s/ Susan Lange

/s/ Jeffrey S. Harden

/s/ Lynn A. Harden

/s/ B. Willes Papenfuss
President, American Resources & Development

/s/ Jeffrey S. Harden
President, Print Works, Inc.

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                                    Exhibit A

                               ASSIGNMENT OF STOCK

For Value Received,  Gary B. Lange and Susan M. Lange,  hereby sell,  assign and
transfer  unto  ___________________,  Seven  Thousand Six Hundred  (7,600) their
jointly  held  shares of common  stock  ("Shares")  of Print  Works,  Inc.  (the
"Corporation")  standing  in  their  names  on the  books  of  the  Corporation,
represented  by  Certificate  No.  37  ("Stock"),   and  do  hereby  irrevocably
constitute and appoint Black Helterline LLP,  attorneys to transfer the Stock on
the books of the Corporation with full power of substitution in the Shares.

Effective May 2, 2001.

/s/ Gary B. Lange
/s/ Susan M. Lange

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                                 PROMISSORY NOTE

$100,000

MADE BY:                    PRNT WORKS, INC.
                            AMERICAN RESOURCES & DEVELOPMENT CO.
                            JEFFREY S. HARDEN
                            LYNN A. HARDEN                         ("Makers")
PAYABLE TO:                 GARY LANGE
                            SUSAN LANGE                             ("Payees")

DATE:                       May 2, 2001

         For value  received,  the  undersigned  Makers  jointly  and  severally
promise to pay to the order of Payees the principal sum of One Hundred  Thousand
and No/l00 Dollars ($100,000) paid as follows:

                  1. $3,000 per month  commencing on July 1, 2001, and the first
         day of each month thereafter for a period of 12 months;

                  2. $5,000 per month  commencing on July 1, 2002, and the first
         day of each month thereafter for a period of 11 months; and

                  3. $9,000 as a final payment due on July 1,2003.

         No  interest  shall  accrue on the  unpaid  and  outstanding  principal
balance of this Note unless Makers fail to make the monthly payments as provided
herein above.

         If Makers  fails to make the  monthly  payment  on or  before  the date
indicated, Payees shall deliver to Makers a notice of missed payment ("Notice").
Upon delivery of Notice,  Makers shall have ten days from the postmarked date of
the Notice to cure the nonpayment.  Makers shall not be deemed to have failed to
make  payment  unless  Notice is received  by Makers.  If Makers do not cure the
nonpayment  within the ten-day cure period,  then Makers shall be deemed to have
defaulted.  In the event of a default, all remaining principal owed shall become
immediately  due and payable in its  entirety.  Interest  on the unpaid  balance
shall  accrue as of May 2, 2001 at the  statutory  rate of nine percent (9%) per
annum or the  applicable  rate  provided for  judgments in Oregon at the time of
default.  If Makers timely cure any nonpayment,  the remaining  unpaid principal
shall not be accelerated and there shall be no interest owed.

         Makers shall make all  payments  hereunder to Payees in lawful money of
the United States and in immediately available funds.

         Failure at any time to exercise  any of the rights of Payees  hereunder
shall  not  constitute  a waiver  of such  rights  and shall not be a bar to the
exercise of any of such rights at a later date. In the event of  commencement of
suit to enforce payment of this Note, the prevailing  party shall be entitled to
receive the costs of collection,  including reasonable attorneys' fees and court
costs.

         Nothing  contained  in this Note shall be deemed to require the payment
of  interest  or other  charges  by Makers or any other  person in excess of the
amount which the Payees may lawfully charge under the applicable  usury laws. In
the event  that  Payees  shall  collect  monies  that are  deemed to  constitute
interest,  which would increase the effective  interest rate to a rate in excess
of that  permitted  to be charged by  applicable  law,  all such sums  deemed to
constitute  interest in excess of the legal rate shall be  credited  against the
principal balance of this Note ten outstanding, and any excess shall be returned
to Makers.

         IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned have caused this Promissory Note to
be duly executed as of the date written above.

/s/ Jeffrey S. Harden
---------------------------------
President, Print Works, Inc.

/s/ B. Willes Papenfuss
---------------------------------
President, AMERICAN RESOURCES & DEVELOPMENT CO.

/s/ Jeffrey S. Harden
---------------------------------

/s/ Lynn A. Harden
---------------------------------DEALER/PROMOTER AGREEMENT

Whereas, Click 1-2-1.COM Inc. (hereinafter "Click"), a Florida corporation whose
address is 10400 N.W. 33rd Street, Suite 290, Miami, Florida 33172 is engaged in
the business of designing, developing, producing, supplying and distributing
various Internet-related services, including telephony services initiated by the
Internet (hereinafter "Services"); and Whereas, Click utilizes the services of
independent contractors (hereinafter "Promoters") to resell said Services to end
users; and Whereas the below signed independent contractor desires to become a
Promoter of Click's services in accordance with the terms and compensation basis
outlined herein, and for such other and valuable consideration, the receipt and
sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, Click and Promoter hereby agree as
follows:

1.       Duties and Rights of Promoter

1.1  Promoter shall use its best efforts to cause end-users to purchase Click's
     services in accordance with the Click Service Agreement provided in the
     Click 1-2-1 Guide.

1.2  Any additional products or services offered or sold to Promoters
     accounts will be commissionable to Promoter. This applies to any new
     products and services provided by Click and offered to Promoter's customer
     base. Promoter shall be Click's non exclusive dealer for selling "Internet
     related services".

1.3  In selling the Service, Promoter shall use only marketing materials and
     forms approved by Click, which together with materials supplied by Click,
     remain the property of Click. Promoter shall not make any changes to such
     forms or materials without the prior express written consent of Click.

1.4  Promoter shall assist in collection of fees from end user.

1.5  Promoter represents that it is authorized to do business where-ever its
     solicits end users, and that, Promoter will conduct business in full
     compliance with all applicable laws, rules, regulations and orders, and in
     a manner consistent with such procedures as Click may adopt from time to
     time, including those currently set forth in the Click 1-2-1 Guide.

1.6  Promoter agrees to defend and forever indemnify and hold Click harmless
     from and against all claims, loss, damages and expenses incurred by Click
     resulting from the breach by Promoter of any of its representations,
     warranties or undertakings set forth in this Agreement or otherwise arising
     from the acts or omissions of Promoter.

1.7  Promoter is an independent contractor and as such shall be fully
     responsible for the application of the Social Security Act, the Federal
     Unemployment Tax Act, the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Minimum Wage and
     Overtime Provisions, the Internal revenue Code Provisions and other
     federal, state and local laws and regulations.

1.8  Promoter shall have no authority, and shall not purport to have authority,
     to enter into any contract or commitment on behalf of Click.

2.       Duties/Rights of Click

2.1  Click agrees to make payments due to Promoter under this Agreement.

2.2  Click agrees to provide and/or make available to Promoter documents and
     information normally provided by Click and necessary to fulfill Promoter's
     duties hereunder, including, but not limited to, Application Documents,
     Service Agreements, marketing materials and documents and information
     regarding practices to configure the Service and

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         support the Services.

2.3  Click reserves unto itself final approval to accept or reject all
     Application Documents presented by Promoter to Click. Upon determination of
     whether to enter a Service Agreement with a prospective end-user, Click
     shall endeavor to immediately i8nform Promoter of its decision.

2.4  Click may in its discretion amend, withdraw, substitute, or modify the
     Services, the area in which the Services are offered, and/or the rates and
     charges applicable to the Services. Click shall have the right to refuse to
     provide Services to any prospective end-user or any existing end-user
     without incurring liability to Promoter.

2.5  Click reserves the right to engage an unlimited number of entities or
     individuals other than Promoter to perform the same or similar Services on
     behalf of Click and to engage in direct selling of such Services anywhere
     that Click offers Services.

2.6  Click has the right to set off from any amount that would otherwise be
     payable to Promoter the full amount of any damages and attorney fees to
     which Click is entitled due to the breach of this Agreement. Promoter
     consents to the attachment of Promoter's commissions to be held in escrow
     during the pendency of litigation.

3.       Compensation

3.1  Click shall pay Promoter a commission for accounts in accordance with the
     Compensation Schedule set forth as Appendix A (and Incorporated herein) and
     as further set forth in this paragraph. Promoter shall only receive
     commission from those accounts resulting from Promoter's efforts as
     evidenced by a duly executed original Service Agreement during the term of
     this Agreement and at times when neither Promoter nor end-user is in breach
     or default of this Agreement and/or the Service Agreement. The amount upon
     which commissions are calculated, as outlined in "Appendix A", shall be all
     payments made by end-user to Click for usage of the Services during the
     term of the Service Agreement, less taxes, penalties for late payment or
     improper use, set offs as set forth in 2.6 above, adjustments,
     charge-backs, credits in favor of end-users, and costs of collection
     (including attorney's fees). Click shall not reimburse Promoter for any
     costs or expenses incurred by Promoter pursuant to its performance of
     Duties under this Agreement.

3.2  Commissions will be payable to Promoter not later than the latest day of
     each month following the month of Click's receipt.

3.3  BOTH PARTIES UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT IT IS THE CUSTOMERS RESPONSIBILITY
     TO CHECK THEIR ACCOUNT ON THE INTERNET, SINCE NO BILLS ARE MAILED, TO
     INSURE THAT THEIR ACCOUNT HAS A SUFFICIENT CREDIT BALANCE TO PAY ALL
     CHARGES AS THEY OCCUR, INCLUDING MONTHLY ACCESS FEES, OR THE SERVICE WILL
     BE TERMINATED.

4.   Terms and Termination

4.1  This Agreement is effective upon execution by the last party to sign, and
     expires the sooner of six (6) months or the sale of 2000 Chat Licenses.
     This Agreement may thereafter renew on terms mutually agreeable to both
     parties. This Agreement may be terminated by either party at any time upon
     30 days written notice or by a new term Agreement is executed, which shall
     supercede this Agreement.

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4.2  This Agreement can be terminated by Click, with no less than 30 days
     notice, of the Promoter fails to meet performance requirements as outlined
     in "Appendix A".

4.3  This Agreement may be terminated by either party in the event of a material
     breach by the other party which is not cured within 30 days of receipt of
     written notice. In addition, this Agreement shall terminate 30 days after
     the filing, against either Parties assets, of a petition in bankruptcy or
     insolvency, or for reorganization or for the appointment of a receiver or
     trustee, of all or a portion of such Party's property, pursuant to a
     statute of the United States or any State, where such filing is not
     discharged or withdrawn within said 30 day period.

4.4  This Agreement may be terminated upon 30 days written notice for conduct by
     Promoter that Click deems injurious to Click's reputation.

4.5  This Agreement shall terminate immediately upon the death or disability of
     Promoter, or if Promoter is unable to perform its Duties for any
     consecutive 30 day period for any reason.

4.6  After termination of this Agreement, Promoter shall cease use of materials
     provided by and approved by Click as set forth in paragraphs 1.3 and 2.2
     herein, and shall immediately return to Click all originals and copies of
     customers lists and other proprietary information as set forth in
     paragraphs 5.1 and 5.2 below.

4.7  Promoter may not assign or transfer its interest, rights or obligations
     under this Agreement without the prior written consent of Click.

4.8  This Agreement may be terminated by Click if Promoter uses Click products
     in the process of "Spamming" customers or potential customers on the
     Internet. Promoter acknowledges and consents to the termination of
     end-users who use Click products in the process of "Spamming" on the
     Internet.

5.   Confidential Information and Intellectual Property

5.1  Any compilation, including databases, lists and/or agreement, containing
     any and all active customer (end-user) information gathered by Click or by
     Promoter during the term of this Agreement, including but not limited to
     name and address, pricing/purchasing information, financial information,
     and the like is the proprietary, trade secret information of Click and
     shall be turned to Click upon request or termination of this Agreement.

5.2  Further confidential/proprietary information of Click is to be returned to
     Click upon request or termination of this Agreement, includes but is not
     limited to any and all documents, compensation schedules, records,
     techniques, marketing program materials, computer software programs,
     database, code files, Reseller Guide, computer files containing images or
     graphic designs and any other information in any form or computer data
     relating to the business of Click.

5.3  Upon termination of this Agreement, Promoter will not use proprietary
     information of Click for any purpose. At no time during the term of this
     Agreement will Promoter make use of the proprietary information of Click as
     defined above other than for the express purposes set forth int this
     Agreement.

5.4  This Section shall not in any way limit Click's breadth of protection under
     applicable trade secret and unfair competition laws.

5.5  During the term of this Agreement, Promoter shall use certain trademarks,
     trade names, service marks, copyrights, common law marks, logos and other
     intellectual property

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     assets owned by Click, as expressly approved in advance, in writing, by
     Click. Promoter's usage of the above-described intellectual property shall
     be in connection with resale/promotion of the Click Services. Promoter
     shall not use any trade names, copyright, trademarks, service marks, logos
     or the like, which are confusingly similiar to any intellectual properties
     of Click. The intellectual property assets and the good will associated
     therewith remain the sole property of Click. Promoter shall use applicable
     notice by all Click intellectual property as set forth int eh Click Guide.

6.   Miscellaneous Provisions

6.1  Each party represents that it has the right to enter into this Agreement,
     that its signatories have the authority to bind and that the performance of
     the terms of this Agreement do not violate confidentially, non-compete or
     other agreement by which the party is bound.

6.2  Click makes no representation that is intellectual property assets do not
     infringe on the rights of any person anywhere in the world, that the goods
     will beof a specified quality or that they will not be interrupted, that
     the Services comply with the laws of any country other than the U.S.A., or
     that value added, excise or other taxes, or equipment surcharges are not
     payable on the Services.

6.3  CLICK MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO THE SERVICE,
     INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
     FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, PROMOTER
     FULLY RELEASES AND RELIEVES CLICK FORM ALL LIABILITY FOR ALL DAMAGES,
     COSTS, EXPENSES AND LIABILITIES OF EVERY KIND AND NATURE, INCLUDING WITHOUT
     LIMITATION, LOST PROFITS, DAMAGE TO GOODWILL AND ALL CONSEQUENTIAL SPECIAL,
     INDIRECT, PUNITIVE AND OTHER DAMAGES WHATSOEVER, ARISING OUT OF THE
     PERFORMANCE OR NONPERFORMANCE OF THE SERVICE.

6.4  In the event any of the provisions of this Agreement are deemed to be
     invalid or unenforceable by Court order, or otherwise, the unenforceable
     provision shall be deemed serverable from the remainder of this Agreement
     and the remaining provisions shall remain binding.

6.5  The terms and provisions of this Agreement shall be governed and enforced
     pursuant to the laws of the state of Florida. Promoter hereby submits to
     the jurisdiction of the courts of Miami, Dade County and/or the Southern
     District of Florida to resolve any dispute relating to the terms of this
     Agreement or the Services addressed in this Agreement.

6.6  Neither Party shall be liable to the other Party for any delay in
     performing obligations under this Agreement, if such delay is caused by
     circumstances beyond the non- performing Party's reasonable control,
     including, but not limited to, any delay caused by any act or omission of
     the other Party, acts of God, war, floods, windstorm, labor disputes or
     delay of essential materials or services.

6.7  This Agreement constitutes the sole and entire Agreement among the Parties
     pertaining to the subject matter contained herein and supercedes and
     cancels any and all contemporaneous agreements or understandings, whether
     oral or written, among the parties with respect to the subject matter
     contained herein.

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PROMOTER: STARTCALL CORP.
ADDRESS:  1001 BRICKELL BAY DR.
          SUITE 1402, MIAMI FL
PHONE:    305-579-9008
Name:     Antonio Treminio             Name:            Ernesto Liebster
Title:    President                    Title            C.O.O.
Signature /s/ Antonio Treminio         Signature        /s/ Ernesto Liebster

                                                        6/9/00

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                  CLICK INTERCONNECT DEALER/PROMOTER AGREEMENT

                            APPENDIX "B" Co-Branding

Click And Call Corporation ("Click And Call") and Click Interconnect, Inc. now
known as Click 1-2-1.COM, Inc ("Click") entered into a Delaer/Promotion
Agreement on March , 2000 and wish to amend that Agreement as follows:

         1.       Click hereby agrees to Co-Branding with Click And Call, the
                  Visitor Pop-Up Screen known as the "Chat Login Operator Login"
                  and the "Back Office" on Click's Live Chat Service, subject to
                  certain restrictions. Co-Branding is limited to those areas
                  and specifications designated in the "Screen/Logo
                  Customization Guidelines" which is attached as "Exhibit 1". In
                  addition, these creens which will be prepared by Click, shall
                  contain the following text, "Powered by Click 1-2- 1.COM Inc."

         2.       All other provisions of the Agreement remain the same.

Appendix "B" amend and merges into the Agreement dated March , 2000 and becomes
effective upon the last party to sign. It expires upon the expiration of the
underlying Agreement.

Click And Call Corporation           Click 1-2-1.COM Inc.

By: /s/ Antonio Treminio             Ernesto Liebster

Its' President                       Its' C.O.O.

(X) ANTONION TREMINIO                (X) /s/ Ernesto Liebster

Date: 3/16/00                        Date: 3/16/00

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                             Amendment to Agreement
                                     between

                              Click 1-2-1.COM Inc.
                                       and
                               Startcall.com, Inc.

WHEREAS Click 1-2-1.COM Inc. ("Click") and Startcall.com, Inc. ("Start Call"),
taken together (the "Parties"), entered into a DEALER/PROMOTER AGREEMENT March
10, 2000 (the "Agreement"), and now wish to extend and modify that Agreement,
effective on the date the last party executes this Amendment.

AND WHEREAS the Parties have exchanged mutual promises, as well as other good
and valuable consideration, the sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledge.

NOW THEREFORE, the Parties have agreed to that the term of the Agreement shall
be extended for an additional twelve (12) months from the effective date of this
Amendment, and

A.  Click hereby agrees to permit Start Call to:

          1.   Promote its' ChatLive service with a thirty (30) day free trial
               offer to mutually agreed upon data bases of customers and through
               its' normal sales channels, until Start Call acquires three
               thousand (3000) paying customers for Click's ChatLive service,
               and

          2.   Sell ChatLive with other services, as a package, provided Start
               Call obtains Click's advance approval for the package, and

          3.   Invoice and collect from customers directly in the situation
               detailed in Item A.2, above, provided Click and Start Call
               mutually agreement that an adequate billing, audit and customer
               management system is provided for these customer. All other
               customers will be billed by Click.

B. Start Call agrees:

          1.   To pay Click upon the execution of the Amendment a Refundable
               Deposit of twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000), to be applied
               against Click's shares of Revenue from customers described in
               Item A, 3 above, and

          2.   To pay Click an additional Deposit of twenty-five thousand
               dollars ($25,000), upon the sooner of: Click, or
               a)   Start Call acquiring one thousand (1,000) ChatLive customers
                    for Click, or
               b)   Start Call reaching a zero ($0.00) balance on their original
                    twenty-five thousand dollar ($25,000) Deposit detailed in
                    Item B.1. above.

AGREED:

Click 1-2-1.COM Inc.           Startcall.com, Inc.

/s/ Steven T. Stripe           /s/ Antonio Treminio
-------------------------      --------------------
By: Steven T. Stripe           By: Antonio Treminio

Title: CEO                     Title: President

Dated: 11/6/00                 Nov. 1/00

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