Document:

EXHIBIT  10.2

10.2     Stock  Subscription  Agreement, dated February 23, 2000, by and between
the  Registrant  and  Jim  Thuney  for the sale of up to 2,000 shares of Class E
Preferred  Stock

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                          STOCK SUBSCRIPTION AGREEMENT

THIS  STOCK  SUBSCRIPTION  AGREEMENT  IS ENTERED INTO THIS 23RD DAY OF FEBRUARY,
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2000,  BY  AND BETWEEN COMTECH CONSOLIDATION GROUP, INC., A DELAWARE CORPORATION
("CORPORATION")  AND  JIM  THUNEY,  AN  INDIVIDUAL  AS  FOLLOWS:

     Section  1.  ComTech  Consolidation Group, Inc. has the authority and power
to  entered  into  this  Agreement and has duly authorized the issuance of up to
2,000 shares of Class E Preferred Stock (hereinafter "Stock") to Subscriber with
the  following terms: 1) Each Class E Preferred share shall have a face value of
$100.00  per  share: 2) Each share shall pay an annual dividend equal to $96: 3)
The  term  of  the  Stock shall be for a period of 12 months "Term", after which
time,  each  share  of the Stock shall be immediately converted to 650 shares of
Corporation  common  stock:  4)  Subscriber shall have the option to convert the
Stock  at  any time with written notice to Corporation under the terms described
in section 3) herein above: 5) Corporation may redeem any Stock not converted by
Subscriber  at  anytime within twelve (12) months of issuance by Corporation, in
exchange  for  payment of the full face amount of funds delivered by Subscriber,
plus  any  accrued  interest:  6)  Any  Stock purchased shall carry "piggy back"
registration  rights,  such  that  if  Corporation  registers  any  stock of the
Corporation, it shall be obligated to also register the Stock and any underlying
common  stock  converted  by Subscriber within two years of issuance: and 7) For
purposes  of  Rule  144,  the calculation of the "holding" period for all common
stock underlying the Stock shall begin upon issuance of the Stock to Subscriber.

     Section  2  Subscriber hereby desires to purchase 2,000 shares of the Stock

     Section  3.  Corporation  shall  provide  copies  of  all  Articles  of
Incorporation  and  Board  Minutes  authorizing  this  Agreement.

     Section  4.  Upon  acceptance  of  the  Stock Subscription Agreement by the
Corporation,  the  Subscriber shall remit to the Corporation, $75,000 during the
month February, 2000, and $125,000.00 during the month of March, 2000, the total
subscription amount against which the Corporation shall issue and deliver to the
Subscriber,  certificates  representing  the  Stock  for  the  number  of shares
purchased.  Notwithstanding the foregoing, should Corporation: 1) fail to timely
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file  any  necessary  report  as  required  by  the rules and regulations of the
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Securities  and  Exchange  Act:  2) file or be placed into Bankruptcy or similar
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state  remedy: 3) be "de-listed" by the NASDAQ from the Over-the-Counter market:
or  4)  should  the  common stock of the Corporation for any other reason become
unable  to  trade  on  the  Over  the  Counter  Bulletin  Board  Market  OTCBB,
Subscriber's  obligations  hereunder  shall  immediately  cease.

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     Section  5.  It  is  specifically  agreed  between  the  parties  that  the
fulfillment  of  the  total  obligation  of Subscriber related to this agreement
fully  satisfies  any  and  all  requirments  of  Jim  Thuney, Foothill Equities
Corporation,  Arlie Enterprises, Inc.Hancock Invetments Corp, Bryan A. Gianensin
and  Suarro  Communications,  Inc.  (NKA E-Net Finanacial Corporation), a Nevada
corporation,  under  that certain Settlement Agreement and Mutual Release, dated
February  8th,  2000.

     Section  6.  It  is also specifically agreed between the parties, that upon
conversion  of  any  Class  E Preferred Shares to Common Shares, the Corporation
shall  instruct  it's  transfer  agent to issue Common Stock Certificates in the
name  if  the  Subscriber (or his nominee) in such denominations to be specified
herein,  representing  the  number  of Common Stock issues upon such conversion.

     Section 7.  In the event of any dispute hereunder, the parties hereto agree
that  the  matter  shall  be  submitted  to  binding  arbitration  in Vancouver,
Washington and that the prevailing party shall be entitled to its attornies fees
and  costs.

Accepted and Agreed:

/s/ Jim Thuney
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Jim Thuney, an Individual
11017 NE Sherwood Drive
Vancouver, Washington 98686

ComTech Consolidation Group, Inc.
"Corporation"

By: /s/ Walter D. Davis
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Walter Davis
Its: President
ComTech Consolidation Group, Inc.
10497 Town & Country Way, Ste. 460
Houston TX 77024

<PAGE>EXHIBIT  10.3

10.3  DSL  Partnership  Program  Agreement.

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                             DSL PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM
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                                    AGREEMENT
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          THIS  AGREEMENT is by and between Southwestern Bell Telephone Company,
a  Missouri  corporation  ("Company  "), and  Networks  On-line,  a  Texas Corp.
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("Partner").  This  Agreement  replaces  any and all previous agreements between
Company  and Partner  with  respect  to the subject matter and term contained
herein, and any and  all  such agreements  are  hereby  terminated.

          WHEREAS, Company is engaged in the business of marketing and providing
telecommunications  services;

          WHEREAS  Partner  is  an  Internet  access  service  provider and/or a
network  integrator  and desires to become a sales representative for certain of
Company's  services;

          WHEREAS  Company  wishes to engage Partner to promote the sale of such
services;

          NOW  THEREFORE,  in consideration of the mutual promises and covenants
set  forth  herein,  the  parties  agree  as  follows:

I.     EFFECTIVE  DATE  AND  TERM  OF  AGREEMENT
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          The  term  of this Agreement shall commence as of the date of the last
signature  hereon  or  January  1, 1999, whichever is later, and shall continue:

     (i)      through  December  31,  1999;  or

     (ii)     until  the  effective  date  of any written notice of termination,
              whichever  is  earlier. Such notice shall be effective thirty days
              from the date  of  mailing  except  where  the  end  of  the  year
              terminates the Agreement earlier or for  terminations as otherwise
              provided  herein.

II.    SERVICES
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     1.  The  services  subject  to  this  Agreement  ("Services") are listed in
Exhibit  C,  attached  hereto  and  incorporated  herein  by  reference.

     2.  Company  reserves  the  right  to  modify Exhibit C, including, but not
limited  to,  modifying, adding to, and/or deleting Services and commissions, at
any  time  effective  upon written notice. Company further reserves the right at
any  time  to  seek  regulatory  approval  to  change  the specifications of any
Services  as  shown  in  the  tariffs, to alter or eliminate any Services or any
aspects  thereof,  and  to  change  any  Service  rates.  Tariff  changes become
effective  on  the

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                    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

DSL  Partnership  Agreement

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environment.  New  commission  structures,  and any changes thereto, will become
part  of  this  Agreement.

     6.      Partner  represents  that  it  is  not  an  Authorized  Sales
Representative  of  Company under Company's Sales Agency Program. If, during the
term  of  this  Agreement,  Partner  or an affiliate should become an Authorized
Sales  Representative  or  part  of  any  other compensation! commission program
offered currently or in the future by Company, this Agreement will be terminated
immediately.

     7.      Each  party  agrees  that during the term of this Agreement it will
not  solicit  any employee of the other party to terminate his/her employment to
become  an  employee  of  the  first  party.  This  provision  does not apply to
situations  in  which  an employee of one party initiates contact with the other
party  with  regard  to  possible  employment.

     8.      Partner agrees if Company identifies a situation in which Partner's
activities  are  violating  this  Agreement, Company may (1) withhold payment of
commission  during  the investigation such violation, and (2) require Partner to
cease  all  activities  hereunder.  Failure to cease the activities hereunder as
directed  by  Company  is  cause  for  immediate  termination of this Agreement.
Partner  shall work with Company to resolve the issues causing Company to impose
such requirement(s), and shall not resume activities hereunder until such issues
are  resolved.

     9.      Company  may,  as  Company  deems  appropriate,  make  available to
Partner  additional  opportunities  including,  but  not  limited  to: contests,
advertising,  lists  of  leads  for  sales  of  Services, referrals for sales of
Services,  and  participation  in  other similar programs which Company may from
time  to  time  deem  appropriate. Such opportunities shall be offered solely at
Company's  discretion  and  shall  be  defined  by  Company if and when offered.

     10.      Company shall supply Partner, from time to time, with a reasonable
number  of brochures, price lists and other material necessary for promoting the
sale  of Services, and with reasonable support for training Partner's personnel.
If  Partner requires unusual support or excess services, a charge may be applied
for  such  support  or services. Any portion of the foregoing material for which
Partner  has been charged which remains unused at the time Company makes changes
in  any  Services  when  such  changes  make such material unusable, or upon the
termination  of  this  Agreement,  except  where  such  termination results from
Partner's  acts  or  omissions,  may be promptly returned to Company for credit.

IV.     Partner's  Responsibilities
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     Partner  agrees:

     1.      To  act  as  a  single point of contact for the customer's Services
needs.

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                    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

DSL  Partnership  Agreement

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     2.      To  only submit orders for Services on behalf of customers who have
requested  Partner  to  place  bondable orders on their behalf after being fully
informed  of  the  related  charges,  terms,  and  conditions.

     3.      Before  requesting  information  from  Company  about  a customer's
account.  to  provide  Company  with  a  letter  of  authorization signed by the
customer  authorizing such disclosure. Such letter of authorization will be in a
format  approved  by  Company.

     4.      If  Partner  is ordering Digital Subscriber Line ("DSL") Service on
behalf  of  its  subscriber(s), it must obtain a written or electronic letter of
agency ("LOA" or "Authorization Letter"), in conformance with Company's business
practices  in  effect  at  the  time  of  such  authorization, from the end user
subscriber  customer;  Partner  shall  store  the Loans in a secure location and
shall immediately produce them for Company's inspection and review upon request.
If  requested  by Company, Partner shall also send such Loans to Company as part
of  the  ordering  and  qualification process. If Partner obtains written Loans,
Partner  shall  store the same in a secure place and retain them pursuant to the
provisions  of  Section  VIII,  and  additionally  shall provide the original to
Company  immediately  upon  Company's  request  for  a  period of up to one year
following the termination of the customer's subscription to Partners s services.

     5.      Partner  shall  obtain  written  or electronic permission ("Premise
Permission"),  in conformance with Company's business practices in effect at the
time of such authorization, from the end user subscriber customer for Company 's
agents  or  employees  to  enter  the  customer's  designated  premises  at  any
reasonable  hour  for  the purpose of installing, inspecting, repairing, or upon
termination  of the service, removing the service components of Company. Partner
shall  store  the Premise Permissions in a secure location and shall immediately
produce  them  for  Company's  inspection,  review,  and  use  upon  request.

     6.      Upon  notification from Company, Partner shall put in place and use
a  designated  electronic  funds  transfer  and/or  electronic  data interchange
capability.  Partner  shall enter into an agreement with Company with respect to
use  of  such  capabilities.

     7.     Partner  is  responsible for providing its personnel with sufficient
training  that  Company  reasonably  deems  necessary  to  maintain  a  staff of
competent  sales  personnel  conversant  in  the  specifications,  features  and
advantages  of Services. Such training will include instruction as to the proper
use of, and restrictions on. the use of information as set forth in Section VIII
herein.  Partner agrees that if it schedules any training with Company and fails
to  cancel  such training at least three business days before the class date, or
fails  to  attend, Company may, at its sole discretion, charge Partner a minimum
of $150 per person per day - higher charges may apply depending on the specifics
of  the  training  session.

     8.      Not  to  use  random or sequential dialers or automatic dialing and
announcing  devices  ("ADADS")  in  placing  calls  to  customers.

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                    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

DSL  Partnership  Agreement

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     9.      To  sell Services to customers regardless of whether such customers
purchase  CPE  or  other  services  from  Partner.

     10.     If  required  by  Company pursuant to Company 's internal rules and
practices, to submit to Company a Minority, Women, and Disabled Veteran Business
Enterprise  subcontracting  plan.

     11.     Upon  request  from  Company,  to  provide Company with the Federal
Taxpayer  Identification  Number  and/or,  as  appropriate,  the Social Security
number,  for  Partner  to  be  used  for  tax  reporting  purposes.

     12.     If  Partner  elects  to  telemarket  any  of the services listed in
Exhibit  C,  Partner  must  first  secure  written  permission from Company. The
employees  engaged  in  telemarketing  must be physically located upon Partner's
business  premises  unless  authorized  in  writing  in  advance  by  Company.

     13.     Partner  shall  market Services to customers strictly in accordance
with  the prices, terms, and conditions set forth in applicable Company tariffs,
policies, and customer service standards for the sale of the Services hereunder.
Should  the  Services be offered under an eligible contract, Partner shall offer
such  Services  subject to the applicable terms and conditions contained in such
contract.

     14.     If  Partner  provides  CPE,  it must coordinate its installation of
CPE for all of Partner's Services customers with installation of any services to
be provided by Company, in a manner and within installation intervals acceptable
to  Company,  and  in  conformance  with any agreements between Partner and such
customers  with  respect  to  due date. Partner will employ sufficient technical
staff  to  provide  service  and  support  for  such  CPE.

     15.     Partner  will  provide  Services sales support functions including,
but  not  limited to: providing to customers with information regarding Services
(i.e.  brochures,  pricing);  managing client implementation issues for Services
sold  under  this  Agreement; and answering customer billing questions regarding
Partner's  products  and  Services  Partner  has sold to customer. Partner shall
refer  all other customer questions on Services, including billing questions not
associated  with  Services  sold  under  this  Agreement,  to  Company.

     16.     Partner  will  take  action  as  needed  to  meet  customer service
requirements  and  to  ensure  that  its  activities are properly coordinated to
customers'  and  Company's  satisfaction.  Partner is responsible for the prompt
reporting to Company of customer complaints. Partner agrees to escalate customer
issues  following  Company's  escalation  procedures.

     17.     Each  party shall submit to the other for approval prior to use all
advertising  material  and  customer  collateral  that  refer  in any way to the
other's  services or products or to this Agreement. Any advertising performed by
Partner  to  promote  the  Services  covered  by this Agreement shall be done at
Partner's  own  expense,  with  the  only  exception  being  any  authorized

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                    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

DSL  Partnership  Agreement

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cooperative  advertising  programs  offered  by  Company.  Any  advertising copy
outside  the scope of the material provided by Company to Partner (i.e. new copy
or entirely new advertisements such as Directory ads, direct mail, flyers, etc.)
must be submitted to Company for its prior review and written approval, at least
thirty  days  before  use,  or  such shorter period as agreed to by Company, and
Partner  shall,  solely  at  Partner's  expense  and  prior  to  use of any such
advertising  material,  make  any and all changes. corrections or alterations to
such  material  that  Company,  in  its  sole  discretion,  deems  necessary  or
advisable.  Advertising  and  promotional  materials will be created and used in
accordance  with  all  applicable laws and regulations, including those on false
advertising  and unfair competition and in accordance with Section IX herein. It
is expressly understood and agreed that Company may offer or Partner may request
the  right  to  use promotional materials developed by Company covering Services
included  in  this  Agreement.  If  such  promotional  material  is provided, at
Company's  sole  discretion,  to  Partner,  Partner  shall  abide  by  any rules
regarding the use of said material as Company shall establish from time to time.

     18.     Partner  agrees  at  all times to act in a professional and ethical
manner  and maintain a level of quality of service to its customers satisfactory
to  Company  in  its sole discretion in accordance with standards established by
Company  and  then  in  effect.  Partner agrees that it will not use commissions
earned  under  this  Agreement to offer customers rebates or discounts which are
contingent  upon  the  purchase  of  Services,  make  misleading  statements  to
customers, give money, gifts or any other consideration to Company 's employees,
do  anything  that will dishonor, discredit, reflect adversely on. or injure the
reputation of Company, or create sales that do not provide value to the customer
and Company, or to manipulate the compensation system. Partner further agrees to
comply  with  all  statutes,  rules,  regulations,  and decisions which apply to
Company's  employees  marketing  similar  products  to  similar  customers.

     19.     Partner  will  take  and  permit to be taken by Company all actions
reasonably  requested  in  order  to  ensure  adequate opportunity for review of
Partner's  performance by Company, including, but not limited to. observation by
Company  of  Partner's  employees  in  their  performance  of  the  duties  and
obligations of this Agreement and periodic review and analysis by Company of the
customer  service  provided  by  Partner.

V.   Orders
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     1.      Partner  agrees to place orders only with the channel(s) designated
by  Company,  in a manner consistent with the then current documented standards,
order  format,  data  requirements, method of transmission of orders. procedures
and  time  frames, set by Company. Partner agrees not to place orders with other
Company  internal  sales  channels,  unless  otherwise  authorized in writing in
advance  by  Company,  or with other Partners. Partner will receive compensation
only  on  orders it places as prescribed. unless otherwise authorized in writing
in  advance  by  Company.

     2.     All  orders entered by Partner from customers shall be in accordance
with  Section IV.  Partner shall determine availability of Services on the basis
of  information received  from  Company.  All  orders  shall  be  subject to the
availability of suitable  facilities,  which  shall  be  determined  in the sole
discretion of Company.  All  orders  for  Services  shall  be further subject to

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                    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

DSL  Partnership  Agreement

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approval  and  acceptance by Company. In the event an order submitted by Partner
is  rejected,  Company  will  supply  Partner with a specific  reason  for  such
rejection.

     3.      In  the  event  that  Company  has  indicated that it is willing to
extend  credit  to  a  customer  or customers, Partner shall obtain accurate and
appropriate  credit  information as specified by Company, which it shall forward
to  Company  with the order involving the extension of credit. All extensions of
credit  must  be  approved  by  Company,  and Company reserves the right to deny
credit  to any customer. Company further reserves the right to require a deposit
and/or  advance  payment  from  any customer in any amount which it, in its sole
discretion,  will  determine  in  accordance  with applicable tariff provisions.
Partner  does  not  hereby  guarantee the credit of any customer, but does agree
that  it  will  use  commercially  reasonable  efforts to obtain accurate credit
information.  Partner shall inform customer that an order for service may not be
considered  binding  upon  Company  until  received  and  approved  by  Company,
including  receipt  of  any  applicable  deposit.

     4.      Each  party  shall  maintain  records of all sales made pursuant to
this  Agreement.  A Service Application/Authorization Letter, in a form approved
by  Company,  must  be  signed by each customer, maintained as part of Partner's
records,  and  made  available for review upon request. All such records and all
other  records  pertaining  to  its  performance  under  this Agreement shall be
retained  by each party for a reasonable period of time, for at least four years
from  the  date  of  final  payment  by Company for services rendered under this
Agreement.  Each  party and its authorized agents and representatives shall have
access  to  such  records of the other party for purposes of audit during normal
business  hours  during  the  term of this Agreement and for four years from the
date  of final payment. A party shall notify the other party in writing at least
seven  days  before  it intends to conduct such an audit, except that such audit
may  be required on 24 hours notice to comply with regulatory requirements or in
circumstances  adversely  affecting  customer(s)  services.

VI.  Commissions
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     1.      Subject  to  the  restrictions  regarding  sales of Services to the
entities  specified  in  4(c) below, and provided that Partner has fulfilled its
obligations  under  this  Agreement,  for  each  completed  Service sale made by
Partner,  Company  shall pay to Partner the commission provided for in Exhibit C
for  the  particular  Service  ordered.  If the customer terminates its Services
within  the  time period specified in Exhibit C any such commission shall be, at
Company's  choice, refunded to Company within thirty days or deducted from later
commissions  otherwise  due  Partner.  Company  shall  pay  commissions only for
qualifying  orders  placed  by  Partner  during  the  term  of  this  Agreement.

     2.      After  termination  of this Agreement, any debit commission balance
for  Partner  shall  be  paid  by  Partner to Company within thirty days written
notice  of  such  debit  commission  status. Until such debit balance is paid to
Company, Partner will not be considered for participation in any Company channel
program.

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                    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

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     3.     Upon termination of this Agreement, Partner's final commission check
may,  at the discretion of Company, be held by Company for up to six months from
the  termination  date.

     4.      Partner will receive no commissions for Partner's sales of Services
to:

          (i)     Partner  or  to  affiliates  (as  defined  in  Section XII) of
                  Partner;

          (ii)     Any  business  or  individual  under contract with Company to
                   market Services;

          (iii)    Resellers  of  Services;  or

          (iv)     Company  or  its  affiliates.

Notwithstanding  the  foregoing,  Partner will receive commissions for Partner's
sales  of Services that are ordered by and billed to the Partner when all of the
following  conditions  are  met:

          (i)     Partner  is  ordering  and  billing  Service  as  a  means  to
                  facilitate   the   sale   of  another  service  which  is  not
                  telecommunications service (e.g.  information  access, network
                  management);

          (ii)    Partner  is  ordering a Service that originates or  terminates
                  with  an  end  user  who  is not affiliated with Partner;  and

          (iii)   The  Service  ordered  is either a private line or  a  virtual
                  private  line.

          The  commissions  on  such sales shall be computed on the basis of the
          circuit  terminating  at  the  end  user's  site.

     5.      No  commission shall be paid to Partner for any orders for Services
sold to a customer directly by Company or sold to a customer by any entity other
than  Partner. Company shall pay commissions only for qualifying order(s) placed
by  Partner  during  the  term  of  this  Agreement.

     6.      Subject  to  Company's  rights  under  Section  II,  the applicable
commission  rate  will  be based on the commission rate in effect on the date of
service  order  completion  in  Company's  billing  system.

     7.      Partner's  eligibility for a commission based on a sale of Services
accrues  as  of the date of service order completion or upon payment for prepaid
eligible  contracts,  whichever is later. Except as otherwise provided herein or
as  specified  in  Exhibit  C, amounts due hereunder shall be paid by Company to
Partner  on  or  before  the  last day of the month following the month in which
Company  bills  the  customer.

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                    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

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     8       Company shall have the right to deduct from payments to Partner any
amounts  owed  to it by Partner, including, but not limited to, customer account
adjustments  (including  those  due  to  incorrect  or  inappropriate  use  of
promotions),  amounts  due for advertising, or amounts due for failure to attend
scheduled  training  or other seminars or workshops. Company shall also have the
right  to  require  Partner  to  pay  to  Company any amounts owed to Company by
Partner.

     9.      Partner  shall  have  one  year  from  the  date of completion of a
service  order in which to claim payment for such sale of Services, to raise any
discrepancies  regarding  such  payments,  or  to  otherwise  raise  any  issues
regarding  commissions  on  sales  of  Services.  Such claims shall be made with
specificity  in  writing and shall include all supporting documentation. Company
shall  have  no  obligation to make payments or adjustments beyond such one year
period.

VII. Exclusivity
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     1.      Partner  shall  specify  by  initialing  below whether it elects to
market  the  Services specified in Exhibit C exclusively on behalf of Company or
to  also  market or otherwise promote the functionally similar services of other
providers.  A  Partner that designates itself as "exclusive" and is subsequently
determined  by  Company  to  be  "non-exclusive"  shall  be subject to immediate
termination  and will be liable for any past commissions received over and above
those  owed  per  the  "non-exclusive"  schedule  in  Exhibit  C.  Company's
determination  of  whether  an Partner is "exclusive" shall be final. If Partner
requests  to  change from "exclusive" to "non-exclusive", this Agreement will be
terminated  as  of  the  effective  date  of  such  request. Partner may, if new
participants  are  being  accepted,  reapply  to  participate  in  the  Partner
Partnership  Program.

Partner  hereby  makes  an  election  by  initialing  below:

     (  )    Exclusive  -  Partner  elects  to  market  or  otherwise  promote
exclusively  the  Services specified in Exhibit C and to obtain from Company and
use Company's services to meet its administrative business service requirements.
Partner  will  not  use the services of another provider, for its administrative
business  service requirements, except in those instances where Company does not
provide  a  functionally  similar service in which case Partner may, only for so
long as Company does not have a functionally similar service, use the service of
another  provider.  Partner will not take any action, in return for compensation
of  any  type from another provider, which would result in an end user's service
being provided in any way using the services of any provider other than Company,
unless a functionally similar service is not available from Company. If approved
in  writing  by  Company,  Partner  may  purchase  or  submit orders for network
facilities  from  another  provider  to  serve  strictly  as  redundant  network
facilities  in  case  of  network  failure.  Partner  shall  receive  payment of
commissions  on a per unit basis, as described in Exhibit C, and Partner may use
Company's  logo,  trademarks, and/or service marks in conjunction with Company's
Services,  as  provided  herein.

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              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
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    (DB)     Non-Exclusive  -  Partner elects not to market or otherwise promote
exclusively  the  services  specified  in  Exhibit  C.  Partner  shall   receive
payment  of  commissions  on  a  per  unit  basis, as  described  in Exhibit  C,
and  Partner  may  use  Company's  logo,  trademarks, and/or  service  marks  in
conjunction with Company's Services as provided herein.

Partner  shall  specify  by  initialing  below  whether  it elects to market the
eligible  services specified in Exhibit C on a branded or a non-branded basis as
described in Exhibit C. branded. Branded - Partner elects to market the eligible
services  specified  in  Exhibit  C  on  a

     (DB)    Branded - Partner  elects to market the eligible services specified
in  Exhibit  C  on  a  branded  basis.

     (  )    Non-Branded  -  Partner  elects  to  market  the  eligible services
specified  in  Exhibit  C  on  a  non-branded  basis.

     2.      During  the  effective  period  of  this  Agreement, an Partner may
change,  with  the  appropriate notice, from non-exclusive to exclusive and from
non-branded  to  branded.  Such  changes  shall  be  prospective  only.

VIII.     Confidentiality
-------------------------

     1.     Partner  acknowledges  that  1)  Company  is  a  regulated
telecommunications  company  with  a  duty  not to release confidential customer
information  without prior written consent, and that (2) unauthorized release of
confidential  customer  information  may result in Company suffering significant
injury  including,  but  not  limited  to,  monetary  damages  and impairment of
Company's  relationship with its regulators, customers, and potential customers.

     2.      All  information relating to either party's customers and business,
including but not limited to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and all
information  that  is marked confidential and/or proprietary or is designated as
confidential  and/or  proprietary  when  disclosed. which is disclosed by either
party  to  the  other pursuant to this Agreement, other than such information as
may  be  generally  available  to  the  public  or  the industry, is and will be
disclosed  in  confidence  solely  for use in the conduct of business hereunder.
Nothing  contained herein shall grant either party any right, title, or interest
to  any  information provided by the other party hereunder. Each party agrees to
keep  such  information  secret  and  confidential and not to disclose it to any
other  person  or  use  it  during  the  term  of  this  Agreement  or after its
termination  except  in carrying out its obligations hereunder or in response to
obligations  imposed  by  tariff  or  order  of  a  court  or  regulatory  body.

     3.      Each  party  shall  take  effective  precautions,  contractual  and
otherwise, reasonably calculated to prevent unauthorized disclosure or misuse of
such information by any of its employees or by any other person having access to
such  information.

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     4.      Within  thirty  days  after  the  termination of this Agreement, by
either  party  and  for  any  reason,  each  party  shall notify the other which
specific  information  disclosed  by  it  pursuant  to  this  Agreement is to be
returned.  Each  party  agrees  promptly  to return to the other any physical or
written  records containing such specifically identified information then in its
possession, regardless of whether such physical or written records were prepared
by  Partner  or  by  Company.  The  duty  to keep information confidential shall
continue notwithstanding the termination of this Agreement. Upon the termination
of  this  Agreement,  all  confidential information in tangible form provided to
Partner  by  Company  shall  be  returned  to  Company.

IX.     Trademarks  and  Trade  Names;  Invention  and  Patent  Rigts
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     1.      Partner shall not be deemed by anything contained in this Agreement
or  done pursuant to it to acquire any right, title or interest in or to the use
of  the  name  "Bell",  the  Bell  symbol,  nor  in or to any other trademark or
service-mark  now  or  hereafter  owned  by  Company  or SBC Communications Inc.
("SBC"),  or  any affiliate or parent thereof (for the purposes of this section,
collectively  "the  Company"). Partner shall not use in its business or trade or
corporate  name the name "Bell", "SBC", or the Company's names or the Bell, SBC,
or  the  Company's symbols, nor shall it use any trademark or service-mark owned
by  the  Company, or adopt or use any similar mark or symbol without the express
written  consent  of  the  Company.  Any  such  consent  given is subject to the
Company's  subsequent right to review and forbid any such use from time to time.
Partner  agrees  that it will comply with any standards for usage of such names,
trademarks  and service-marks issued or to be issued by the Company. Immediately
upon  termination  of  this  Agreement, Partner will destroy or turn over to the
Company any materials using any trademark or service-mark of the Company, unless
the  Company  has  consented  to  such  use  pursuant  to  a separate agreement.

     2.      The  Company  shall  not  be  deemed  by anything contained in this
Agreement  or  done pursuant to it to acquire any right, title or interest in or
to the use of Partner's name, trademarks and service-marks. Subject to Partner's
right  to  review  and  forbid  any such use from time to time, the Company may,
during  the  term  of  this  Agreement  or  until the Company is notified to the
contrary  by  Partner,  use  such  names,  trademarks  and  service-marks in its
advertising. The Company agrees that it will comply with any standards for usage
of  such  names, trademarks and service-marks issued or to be issued by Partner.
Immediately upon termination of this Agreement, the Company will destroy or turn
over  to  Partner  any materials using any trademark or service-mark of Partner,
unless  Partner  has  consented  to  such  use pursuant to a separate agreement.

     3.     Company  may withhold payment of commissions if, and for so long as,
Partner  fails to comply with this section and any standards provided to Partner
with  respect  to  use  of  any  names,  trademarks,  or  service-marks.

     4.     Invention  and  Patent  Rights.  Neither  party  shall  be deemed by
            ------------------------------
anything  contained  in  this  Agreement  or  done pursuant to it to acquire any
right,  title or interest in or to any design, invention, improvement process or
system  now  or  hereafter  embodied  in  any  services  or  products

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              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

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provided by the other party, whether or not such design, invention, improvement,
process  or  system  is  patented  or  patentable under the laws of any country.

X.   Indemnification  I  Liability  I  Insurance
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     1.      Indemnification.  Each party agrees to indemnify and hold the other
             ---------------
party  harmless  from  any  and all claims, actions, damages, expenses and other
liabilities,  including reasonable attorneys' fees and costs, resulting from the
first  party's  acts, omissions or misrepresentations, including but not limited
to the indemnifying party's failure to perform any of its obligations hereunder,
from any defect or failure of any kind in any product or service provided by the
indemnifying  party,  or  from  infringement  by  the  indemnifying party of any
copyright,  trademark,  service  mark, trade name or similar proprietary rights.

     2.      Exclusion  of  Damages. In no event shall either party be liable to
             ----------------------
the  other  for consequential, indirect, special or incidental damages resulting
from  breach  of  this  Agreement  even  if  such  party had been advised of the
possibility  of  such  potential  loss  or  damage.

     3.      Insurance. Without limiting the obligation to indemnify, each party
             ---------
shall  maintain  sufficient  liability  insurance,  or  provide a certificate of
self-insurance,  to  protect  themselves  and  the  other party from any and all
claims,  demands,  expenses,  costs  and  other liabilities arising out of their
acts,  omissions and/or misrepresentations. Partner shall provide a copy of such
insurance  to  Company  upon  request.

     4.      Partner  will be responsible for obtaining, at its own expense, any
applicable  permits,  licenses, bond, or other necessary legal authorization for
work  it  is  to  perform.

XI.  Termination
----------------

     1.      This  Agreement may be terminated by one party immediately upon the
giving  of  notice  of  any  of  the  following  events:

          (i)     If  the other party fails to perform or to observe, or commits
a breach of any section. provision or covenant of this Agreement, including, but
not  limited to, the volume expectations set forth in Exhibit D, and the quality
targets,  if  any,  established  by  Company,  and  fails to cure such breach or
failure to perform within thirty days, except as set forth below, or such lesser
period  as  Company  may  require  because  of  legal,  business,  or regulatory
restrictions  applicable to Company, following delivery to such defaulting party
of  a  written notice of the alleged breach. However, Company may terminate this
Agreement  or withdraw any offer of an agreement immediately without providing a
period  to  cure  such  breach  if  the  breach  is a failure to meet the volume
expectations  for  the  preceding  calendar  year,  or is a failure to return to
Company  a  fully  executed  Agreement and any subsequent modifications thereof,
within  60  days of receipt from Company, a violation by an Partner of any legal
or  regulatory restriction, policies, rules, orders, or other requirements, such
as.  but  not  limited  to,  placing  orders  for  customers  who  have

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              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

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not  requested  service,  misrepresentation  of  Company  or  Company's Services
(including  but  not  limited  to  installation  and  service charges), charging
customers  for  or  accepting  fees  for  adjustments to which the customers are
entitled,  failing  to  obtain and maintain the required LOAs, failing to obtain
the  required  Premises Permissions, failing to immediately produce the original
signed  LOAs  and Premises Permissions for Company's inspection, review, and use
upon  request, misrepresentation of Partner's relationship with Company, actions
which  dishonor,  discredit,  reflect  adversely  on or injure the repl4ation of
Company,  or  is a breach of Sections IV.2., IV.3, IV.4., IV.5., IV.12., IV.13.,
IV.14.,  LV.15.,  IV.17.,  IV.18., IV.19., VII, VIII, orIX of this Agreement; or

          (ii)     If  the  other party becomes insolvent or makes an assignment
for  the  benefit  of  its  creditors,  or  if a committee of creditors or other
representative  is  appointed  to  represent  its business, and that party fails
within thirty days following the appointment of such committee or representative
or  the  filing  of any such involuntary petition to cause the discharge of such
committee  or  representative  or  the  dismissal  of such involuntary petition.

     2.      If the  cause  of  a breach or failure to perform is an act of God,
fire  or  other  casualty,  strike, material shortages or other cause similar or
dissimilar  to the foregoing that is beyond the control of the defaulting party,
the  period for remedying such breach or failure to perform shall be extended by
the  time  measured  by  any  such  cause  of  delay  and  for a reasonable time
thereafter,  and  the  defaulting  party  shall not be liable for damages to the
other  party  to  the  extent  they  result  from  such  cause.

     3.      No  delay  by  either  party in sending any notice specified herein
shall  constitute  a  waiver  of  its  rights  to  terminate  this  Agreement.

     4.      Without waiving any of its rights under this Agreement, Company may
do  any  of  the  following  short of termination if Partner violates any of the
terms  of  this  Agreement: at its sole discretion, (1) withhold or cease paying
commission  payments,  and  (2)  prohibit  Partner  from  using Company's logos,
trademarks,  and  service  marks,  and  from  participation  in  any  additional
opportunities  including,  but  not  limited to, contests, advertising, lists of
leads  for sales of Services, referrals for sales of Services, and participation
in other similar programs, until such time as the violation(s) of this Agreement
are  cured.

     5.      Subject to Company's right of counterclaim or setoff, Partner shall
be  entitled to commissions earned by it under Section VI based only on sales of
Services  for  which  the  Partner  placed  an  order  with Company prior to the
termination  of  this  Agreement  and  which  are completed in Company's billing
system within six months of termination. Any commissions owed and outstanding at
the  time  of  termination of this Agreement shall be paid to Partner by Company
within  six months following the date of termination. No commissions will be due
on  any  Services  ordered  from  Company  after  termination.

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              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

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     6.     The  parties  agree that any termination of this Agreement according
to  the  formalities  specified herein shall not constitute an unfair or abusive
termination  or  create  any  liability  not  set  forth  in  this  Agreement.

     7.      The  right  of  either  party to terminate this Agreement is not an
exclusive  remedy,  and  either  of  them  shall  be  entitled, alternatively or
cumulatively,  to  remedies  as  determined  pursuant  to  Section  XII  of this
Agreement.

     8.      Survivability. The terms and conditions contained in this Agreement
             -------------
and  its  exhibits,  including  but  not  limited to those contained in Sections
IV.4., V.4VI, VIII, IX, K, XI.5, and Exhibit C, that by their sense and context
are  intended  to  survive  the  performance  hereof  by  either or both parties
hereunder  shall so survive the completion of performance or termination of this
Agreement.

XII. General  Provisions
------------------------

     1.      Assignment.  Partner  acknowledges  that  it  has been specifically
             ----------
selected  to  participate  in  Company's  Sales  Agency  Program  after  careful
evaluation  by  Company  of  Partner  s  financial  stability,  product line and
reputation  in  the  business community, as well as the individual abilities and
reputation  of  Partner's  management  and sales force. Accordingly, the parties
agree  that  neither  this  Agreement,  nor any right or obligation hereunder is
assignable,  in  whole  or in part, whether by operation of law or otherwise, by
Partner  without the prior written consent Company. Changes of the form in which
Partner  does  business  (including  but  not  limited  to sole proprietorships,
partnerships,  limited liability partnerships, and corporations, and changes due
to  mergers or being acquired), shall be considered to be assignments which will
require  the  prior written consent of Company and requalification of Partner in
its  new form under the then existing qualification requirements. Subject to the
foregoing,  this Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the
parties  hereto,  their successors and assigns. If Partner assigns the Agreement
pursuant to this provision, the existing Agreement shall be terminated and a new
Agreement  shall  be  entered  into  with  Partner's  qualified  assignee.

     2.      Transfers.  Partner  customer  accounts  may  only  be  transferred
             ---------
pursuant  to  a  written  signed  agreement  between  existing  Partners in good
standing,  provided  Company's  prior  written  permission  is  obtained.

     3.      Subcontracting.  Partner  agrees  that  it  will not subcontract or
             --------------
attempt  to  subcontract  any  of its duties or obligations under this Agreement
without  the  prior  written  consent  of  Company.

     4.      Affiliates.  For  the purposes of this Agreement, an "affiliate" of
             ----------
any  entity  shall  respectively  mean:
-     for  Company:
     a) any  corporation  or business entity in which SBC Communications Inc. or
     any subsidiary of SBC Communications Inc., any successor corporation SBC

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              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

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     Communications Inc. or any subsidiary of such successor, or any corporation
     Of which  SBC Communications Inc.  becomes  a  wholly  owned  subsidiary or
     any subsidiary  of  such  corporation,  has  any  ownership  interest;  and

-  for Partner:
     b) any  corporation  or  business entity in which Partner has any ownership
     or  potential  ownership  in any form or from which Partner receives or has
     the  option  to  receive  any  profits  generated  by  such  corporation or
     business  entity.

Upon  request,  each  party  shall  provide  the  other party with a list of its
affiliates.

     5.     Notices and Other Communications. Every notice, consent, approval or
other  communication  required or contemplated by this Agreement by either party
shall  be  in writing and shall be delivered in person, by postage prepaid mail,
by  overnight courier service, by facsimile or by electronic messaging addressed
to  the  party for whom intended at the address specified below or at such other
address  as  the  intended recipient previously shall have designated by written
notice  to  the other party; provided, however, that any notices with respect to
Partner's  status  as  such  may  not  be  given  by electronic messaging. Where
specifically  required, notices shall be by certified or registered mail. Unless
otherwise  provided  in this Agreement, notice by mail shall be effective on the
date  it  is  officially  recorded as delivered by return receipt or equivalent,
and,  in  the  absence  of such record of delivery, it shall be presumed to have
been  delivered  the  fifth  day,  or next business day thereafter, after it was
deposited  in  the  mails.  Notice  given  by overnight courier service shall be
effective  on  the  date  it  is  recorded by such courier service as delivered.
Notice  given by facsimile shall be effective on the date noted on the facsimile
log as the date sent. Notice given by electronic messaging shall be effective on
the  date  sent,  as  indicated  by  the electronic messaging system. Except for
notice  given  by  electronic  messaging,  notice  not given in writing shall be
effective  only  if  acknowledged in writing by a duly authorized officer of the
party  to  whom  it  was  given.

To:     Partner:         To:  Company:
        -------               --------
                         Southwestern  Bell
                         530  McCullough,  Room  5G04

                         San  Antonio,  TX  78215
        Attn.:           Attn.:  John  Robers-RVP  BCS
                         Complementary  Channels

     6.     No  Waiver of Rights. Failure of either party at any time to require
            --------------------
the  other  party's performance of any obligation under this Agreement shall not
affect  the  right  to  require  performance  of  that  obligation  or any other
obligation.  Any  waiver  by  either party of any breach of any provision hereof
shall  not  be  construed  as a waiver of any continuing or succeeding breach of
such provision, a waiver or modification of the provision itself, or a waiver or
modification  of  any  right  under  this  Agreement.

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         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

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     7.      Dispute  Resolution.
             --------------------

          (a)     If  a  dispute arises out of or relates to this Agreement, and
if  such  dispute cannot be settled through negotiation, the parties agree first
to  try  in  good  faith to settle the dispute by mediation, before resorting to
arbitration,  litigation,  or  some  other  dispute  resolution  procedure.

          (b)     If  the  parties  cannot resolve the dispute by mediation, any
controversy  or  claim  arising  out  of  or relating to this Agreement shall be
submitted  to  non-binding  arbitration.

          (c)     Nothing  in  the above shall prevent the parties from mutually
agreeing  to  use  an  alternative  means  to  resolve  the  dispute,  such as a
"mini-trial"  or  other procedure. However, if the parties cannot mutually agree
to  such  an  alternative  procedure,  the  proceeding  paragraphs  are binding.

          (d)     If  either  party institutes suit to enforce or interpret this
Agreement.  the  prevailing  party  in  any such proceeding shall be entitled to
recover  from  the losing party its costs, including reasonable attorneys' fees.

     8.      Governing Law.  This Agreement will be governed by and construed in
             -------------
accordance  with the Laws of Missouri, excluding its rules governing conflict of
laws.  If any provision of this Agreement is not valid, it will not affect other
provisions  and  the  parties agree that, if that invalidity reveals a situation
not provided for by this Agreement, they will jointly seek an agreement having a
valid  legal  and  economic  effect  as  similar  as possible to the ineffective
provision and covering the scope of any missing provision in a manner reasonably
directed  to  the  purpose  of  this  Agreement.

     9.      Regulatory Changes. This Agreement shall at all times be subject to
             ------------------
such  changes or modifications by the Public Utilities Commissions of the states
in  which  Services  are  offered or by the Federal Communications Commission as
said  Commissions  may  from  time  to  time  direct  in  the  exercise of their
jurisdiction. Company reserves the right to amend or terminate this Agreement to
conform  it  to  any  requirement  of  applicable  laws or regulations or to any
requirement  imposed by the a state's Public Utilities Commission or the Federal
Communications Commission in the exercise of their jurisdiction over Company, or
to  any  requirement  of the United States Department of Justice or the state or
federal  courts  in  connection with the Telecommunications Act of 1996. Partner
shall  have  the right within thirty days of receipt of notice of any amendments
made  pursuant  to  this  section  to  terminate  this  Agreement.

     10.     Discontinuance  of  Program.  Company  reserves the right, on three
             ---------------------------
months  notice  to  Partner, to discontinue its Partner Partnership program on a
prospective  basis.

     11.     Compliance  with  Laws.  Each  party  will  comply with any and all
             ----------------------
applicable  tariffs,  rules  and  orders  of judicial and regulatory bodies, and
local,  state,  and  federal  laws,  including

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         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

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specifically,  but not limited to, laws, rules and orders relating to monitoring
of  employees'  telephone  conversations  with  customers,  and  shall  defend,
indemnify  and  hold the other party harmless from and against any and all loss,
cost,  damage  or  liability,  including but not limited to reasonable attorneys
fees  and  costs,  arising  from  or in connection with any failure of the first
party  to  so  comply.

     12.     If  any  work to be performed by Partner under this Agreement is at
variance  with  any  law,  ordinance,  order,  regulation,  or  safety or health
standards, Partner shall properly notify Company before performance of the work.

     13.     Partner  expressly  agrees not to discriminate against any employee
or  applicant  because  of  race,  color, religion, age, sex, national origin or
physical  handicap  during  the performance of this Agreement and to comply with
the  applicable  provisions  of  Exhibit  A  (Nondiscrimination  Compliance
Requirements), incorporated herein and made a part of this Agreement. As used in
Exhibit  A,  "Contractor"  shall  refer  to Partner. Partner agrees to submit to
Company,  on  Company's  request, a statement that it is in compliance with this
subsection.

     14.     Modification.  No modification or amendment of this Agreement shall
             ------------
be valid or binding on the parties unless such modification or amendment is made
by  Company  in  accordance  with Sections II or XII hereof or is in writing and
duly  executed  by  the  authorized  representative  of  each  party.

     15.     Entire  Agreement.  This  Agreement  sets  forth  the  entire
             -----------------
understanding  and  supersedes  prior agreements between the parties relating to
the  subject  matter  contained  herein and merges all prior discussions between
them.

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         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

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IN  WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the  parties  have  executed  this  Agreement.

Southwestern  Bell  Telephone  Company           Partner: Networks On-Line, Inc.
                                                          ----------------------

By:                                              By:      /s/ Don Brown
      ------------------------------                   -------------------------

                                                          Don Brown
      ------------------------------                   -------------------------
             (Print Name)                                 (Print Name)

Title:                                           Title:   President
      ------------------------------                   -------------------------

      ------------------------------                   -------------------------

Date  Signed:                                     Date  Signed:   5/24/99
      ------------------------------                   -------------------------

                                                  Partner Federal Taxpayer
                                                  ID No:  76-0488521
      ------------------------------                   -------------------------

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              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
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              EXHIBIT A - NONDISCRIMINATION COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS

Work  under  this contract may be subject to the provisions of certain Executive
Orders,  federal  laws,  state  laws.  and  associated   regulations   governing
performance  of  this  contract  including,  but not limited to: Executive Order
11246.  Executive Order 11625, Executive Order 11701, and Executive Order 12138,
Section  503  of  the  Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended and the Vietnam Era
Veteran's Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974. To the extent that such Executive
Orders,  federal  laws, state laws, and associated regulations apply to the work
under  this  contract, and only to that extent, Contractor agrees to comply with
the  provisions  of  all  such  Executive  Orders. federal laws, state laws, and
associated  regulations,  as  now  in  force or as may be amended in the future,
including,  but  not  limited  to  the  following:
1.   EQUAL   EMPLOYMENT   OPPORTUNITY   DUTIES   AND  PROVISIONS  OF  GOVERNMENT
     CONTRACTORS
     In  accordance  with 41 C.F.R.60- 1.4(a), the parties incorporate herein by
this  reference  the  regulations and contract clauses required by that section.
including  but  not  limited  to,  Contractor's  agreement  that  it  will  not
discriminate  against  any employee or applicant for employment because of race,
color,  religion,  sex, or national origin. The Contractor will take affirmative
action  to  ensure  that applicants are employed, and that employees are treated
during  employment,  without  regard  to  their  race,  color, religion, sex, or
national  origin.
2.   AGREEMENT  OF  NON  SEGREGATED  FACILITIES
     In  accordance with 41 C.F.R.60-1.8. Contractor agrees that it does not and
will  not maintain or provide for its employees any facilities segregated on the
basis  of  race,  color,  religion,  sex,  or  national  origin  at  any  of its
establishments,  and  that  it  does  not  and  will not permit its employees to
perform their services at any location. under its control. where such segregated
facilities  are  maintained.  The term "facilities" as used herein means waiting
rooms.  work areas, restaurants and other eating areas, time clocks, rest rooms,
wash  rooms,  locker  rooms  and  other storage or dressing areas, parking lots,
drinking  fountains,  recreation  or  entertainment  areas.  transportation, and
housing  facilities  provided  for  employees;  provided,  that  separate  or
single-user  restroom and necessary dressing or sleeping areas shall be provided
to  assure  privacy  between  the  sexes.
3.   AGREEMENT  OF  Affirmative  ACTION  PROGRAM
     Contractor  agrees  that it has developed and is maintaining an Affirmative
Action  Plan  as  required  by  41
4.   AGREEMENT  OF  FILING
     Contractor agrees that it will file, per current instructions, complete and
accurate  reports  on  Standard  Form 100 (EEO-1), or such other forms as may be
required  under  41  C.F.R.60-1.7(a).
5.   AFFIRMATIVE   ACTION   FOR   HANDICAPPED  PERSONS  AND  DISABLED  VETERANS,
VETERANS  OF  THE  VIETNAM  ERA.
In  accordance  with  41  C.F.R.60-250.20.  and  41  C.F.R60-741.20. the parties
incorporate  herein  by  this  reference  the  regulations  and contract clauses
required  by  those  provisions  to  be  made a part of government contracts and
subcontracts.
6.   UTILIZATION  OF SMALL, SMALL DISADVANTAGED AND WOMEN-OWNED SMALL BUSINESS
     CONCERNS
       As  prescribed  in  48  C.F.RCh.  1.  19.708(a):
     (a) It is  the  policy  of  the United states that small business concerns,
small  business  concerns  owned  and  controlled  by  socially and economically
disadvantaged  individuals  and  small business concerns owned and controlled by
women  shall  have  the  maximum  practicable  opportunity  to  participate  in
performing  contracts  let  by  any  Federal  agency,  including  contracts  and
sub-contracts  for  systems.  assemblies,  components,  and related services for
major  systems.  It  is  further  the policy of the United States that its prime
contractors  establish  procedures  to  ensure  the  timely  payment amounts due
pursuant  to  the  terms of the subcontracts with small business concerns. small
business  concerns  owned  and  controlled  by  socially  and  economically
disadvantaged  individuals  and  small business concerns owned and controlled by
women.
     (b) The  Contractor  hereby  agrees  to  carry   out  this  policy  in  the
awarding  of  subcontracts  to  the  fullest  extent  consistent  with efficient
contract  performance. The Contractor further agrees to cooperate in any studies
or  surveys  as  may  be  conducted  by  the  United  States  Small  Business
Administration  or  the awarding agency of the United States as may be necessary
to  determine  the  extent  of  the  Contractor's  compliance  with this clause.

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                    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

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<PAGE>
     (c)  As used in this contract, the term small business concern shall mean a
small  business  as  defined pursuant to section 3 of the Small Business Act and
relevant  regulations  promulgated  pursuant  thereto.  The  term small business
concern  owned  and  controlled  by  social(v  and  economically  disadvantaged
individuals  shall  mean  a  small business concern which is at least 51 percent
unconditionally  owned  by  one  or more socially and economically disadvantaged
individuals:  or.  in  the  case of any publicly owned business, at least 51 per
centum  of  the  stock of which is unconditionally owned by one or more socially
and  economically  disadvantaged  individuals:
and  (2) whose management and daily business operations are controlled by one or
more  such  individuals.  This term also means small business concern that is at
least  51  percent unconditionally owned by an economically disadvantaged Indian
tribe  or  Native  Hawaiian Organization, or a publicly owned business having at
least  51  percent  of  its stock unconditionally owned by one of these entities
which  has  its  management  and  daily  business  controlled  by  members of an
economically  disadvantaged  Indian  tribe  or Native Hawaiian Organization, and
which  meets the requirements of 13 C.F.R part 124. The Contractor shall presume
that socially and economically disadvantaged individual include Black Americans,
Hispanic  Americans,  Native  Americans,  Asian-Pacific  Americans. Subcontinent
Asian  Americans,  and  other  minorities,  or  any other individual found to be
disadvantaged  by  the  Administration  pursuant  to  section  8(a) of the Small
business  Act.  The  Contractor  shall  presume  that  socially and economically
disadvantaged  entities  also  include  Indian  Tribes  and  Native  Hawaiian
Organizations.
     (d)  The  term  small business concern owned and controlled by women" shall
mean  a  small business concern (i) which is at least 51 percent owned by one or
more  women, or. in the case of any publicly owned business, at least 51 percent
of  the  stock of which is owned by one or more women, and (ii) whose management
and  daily  business  operations  are  controlled  by  one  or  more  women: and
     (e) Contractors acting in good faith may rely on written representations by
their  sub-contractors  regarding  their  status  as a small business concern, a
small  business  concern  owned  and  controlled  by  socially  and economically
disadvantage  individuals  or  a  small business concern owned and controlled by
women.
7.     SMALL,  SMALL DISADVANTAGED AND WOMEN-OWNED SMALL BUSINESS SUBCONTRACTING
       PLAN. The  sub-contractor  will adopt a plan similar to the plan required
       by 48 C.F.R.  Ch.  1  at  52.2  19-9.

                                         21
                    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

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<PAGE>
                                    EXHIBIT C
                           PARTNER PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM
                   SERVICES, COMMISSIONS, TERMS AND CONDITIONS

PRODUCT                         EXCLUSIVE               NON-EXCLUSIVE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Southwestern Bell
-----------------
Telephone Company      BRANDED           NON-           BRANDED           NON-
-----------------                      BRANDED                          BRANDED
Tariff F.C.C. No.73
-------------------
ADSL
----

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Option  I
1.544 Mbps-384 Kbps/
128  Kbps
Month-to-Month          $   40          $   30           $   25           $   18

1  yr  term  contract   $   60          $   40           $   35           $   25

3  yr  contract         $  100          $   70           $   60           $   45

Option  II
6 Mbps-1.544Mbps/
384  Kbps
Month-to-Month          $   70          $   50           $   40           $   30

1  yr  term  contract   $  150          $  100           $   90           $   60

3yr contract            $  250          $  175           $  150           $  100

1.     Commissions will be paid on or before the last day of the month following
the  month  in  which  Company  bills  for  the  Service.

2.     Commissions for Services which do not stay in service for six months from
the  date  of service order completion will be deducted from amounts owed to the
Partner,  or  the  Partner  will  be  required  to  repay the amount to Company.

3.     In  order to qualify for commissions at the "Branded" level, Partner must
meet  all  requirements  as  described  under  the "Company Branding" guidelines
described  below,  or  sell  DSL service directly to the end user customer where
Company  bills  such  end  user  customer  directly  for  the  DSL  service.

4.     Company  shall  only  pay  commissions for DSL New orders (order type N),
Change orders resulting in incremental inward lines (order type C), and From and
To orders resulting in the move of a customer's DSL service from one location to
another  (order  type  F  and  T).

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                    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

DSL  Partnership  Agreement

<PAGE>
Company  Branding
------------------

     Description:     Partner  buys DSL service from Company, at tariffed rates,
     -----------
and  repackages  the  service as part of a total Internet Package to sell to end
users.  "Company  Branding"  refers  to  the  identification  of  Company as the
provider  of  the  DSL  service  associated  with an Internet Package sold by an
Partner who has signed an Partner Partnership Agreement with Company and who has
selected  branding  participation.

     Requirements:    Each  instance of such branding must be expressly approved
     -------------    in  writing  by  Company  in  advance.

     a)     Company's  brand (graphics standards to be supplied by Company) must
appear  on  any literature, brochures, proposals (letterhead etc.), packaging or
other collateral used to sell an Partner's internet package sold under the terms
of  this  Agreement.

     b)     Company's  brand  (oral  and  graphics  standards  to be supplied by
Company)  must  appear  in  any advertising in which DSL is being sold under the
terms  of  this  Agreement.  This  includes  any  type of printed advertising or
promotion,  or  verbal  mention  in  any  radio  or  television  advertising.

     c)     Company's  brand (graphics standards to be supplied by Company) must
appear  on  the Partner's Web site if the Partner provides public access to such
site.  Partners who have designated themselves as "exclusive" under the terms of
this  Agreement may not advertise or otherwise promote any other provider of DSL
service  on  their  Web  or  other  Internet  site).

                                        24
                    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

DSL  Partnership  Agreement

<PAGE>
                                    EXHIBIT B

                                   MARKET AREA

The geographic market area(s), in which Partner is authorized to market, promote
the  sale  of,  and be the procuring cause of orders for Services, is defined as
follows:

                             The  State(s)  of  TX
                                               ----

                    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

DSL  Partnership  Agreement

<PAGE>
                                    EXHIBIT D
                           PARTNER PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM
                               VOLUME EXPECTATIONS

PRODUCT                                                          VOLUME

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DSL-Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Tariff F.C.C. No. 73

Option  1:1.544  Mbps-384  Kbps/128  Kbps                            **
Option  II: 6 Mbps-1.544  Mbps/384  Kbps                             **

    **  Total  minimum  volume  expectation  is 1000 per  year     or per month
                                               -------        -----

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Note  that  in connection with these volume expectations, this Agreement permits
Company  to  terminate  this  Agreement  under  certain  conditions.

                    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
              Not for use or disclosure outside Company and Partner
         except under written agreement approved in writing by Company.

<PAGE>
                               FIRST AMENDMENT TO
                               ------------------
                        DSL PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM AGREEMENT
                        ---------------------------------

           THIS  FIRST  AMENDMENT  TO  DSL  PROGRAM AGREEMENT ("this Amendment")
is entered into as of this 1st day of February, 2000 by and between Southwestern
                          -----
Bell Telephone Company  (hereinafter  referred to as the "Company")  a  Missouri
corporation, and  Networks On-Line, a Texas Corp.  ("DSL Partner" or "Partner").
                ------------------   ------------
This  Amendment revises and replaces the specified  terms pf the DSL Partnership
Program Agreement entered into between the  parties  on or  about  5/24/99 ("the
                                                                 ----------
Original Agreement")  only  to  the  extent  recited  herein.  All  other  terms
Conditions of the Original Agreement remain in full force  and  effect.

           WHEREAS,  the  Company  and  DSL  Partner  entered  into the Original
Agreement which, by  its  terms,  expired  on  January  1,  2000;

           WHEREAS,   the  Company  and  DSL  Partner  desire  to  continue  the
relationship created by  the  Original  Agreement  for  an additional year under
the same terms and conditions;

           NOW  THEREFORE,  in  consideration  of  the   mutual   promises   and
covenants set forth herein,  the  parties  hereby  amend  the Original Agreement
as  follows:

      1.   Section  I  of  the Original Agreement is hereby amended and restated
in its Entirety  as  follows:

I.     EFFECTIVE  DATE  AND  TERM  OF  AGREEMENT

       The  term  of  this  Agreement  shall  commence  as  of 1st Feruary, 2000
                                                              ------------------
and  shall continue:

(a)     through  January  1,2001;  or

(b)  until  either  party  provides  written notice of termination, whichever is
earlier.
Such notice shall be effective thirty days from the date of mailing except where
the  end  of  the  term terminates the Agreement earlier, for terminations under
Section  XI  below,  or  as  otherwise  provided  herein.

2.     All  remaining  terms  and conditions set forth in the Original Agreement
remain  in  full  force  and  effect  as  written.

[N  WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the undersigned have executed this First Amendment to DSL
Partnership  Program  Agreement  as  of  the  date  hereinabove  first  written.

SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO.            NETWORKS ON-LINE, INC.
                                           ------------------------------------

By:                                        By: Don Brown, President
---------------------------------          ------------------------------------
   (print  name  and  title)                    (print  name  and  title)

Date:                                       Date: 1/1/2000
---------------------------------          ------------------------------------

(DSL  PARTNER)

<PAGE>
   AGREEMENT BETWEEN SOUTHWESTERN BELL AND NETWORKS ON-LINE, INC. REGARDING THE
                                           ---------------------
           SOUTHWESTERN BELL DSL WEBSITE AND INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER
                             LISTINGS FOR DSL ACCESS

This  Agreement  ("Agreement")  sets  forth the terms and conditions under which
South  eastern  Bell,   a  Missouri  corporation  for  its  and  its  affiliates
(hereinafter  "Company")  will  be  permitted  by  N.O.L. INC.,  a  TEXAS  CORP.
                                                   -----------      ------------
("Applicant"), an Internet Service Provider (collectively the "Parties") to post
its  name  and HTML link  ("hyperlink")  on  Company  web  pages  pertaining  to
Company's  Digital Subscriber  Line  related  services ("DSL related services").

Whereas;  Company offers DSL related services from designated central offices to
customers  with  qualified  local  loops and provides a Company Website with DSL
related  services  information and ordering forms for use by Customers ("Company
Website");  and

Whereas,  Applicant  has  purchased  Asynchronous Transfer Mode ("ATM") services
from  Company,  and  represents  that  it  is ready and able to provide Internet
Services  and  that  it  desires  to be listed as a DSL-enabled Internet Service
Provider  on  Company  Website;

The  parties  agree  as  follows:

1.     Purpose.  The  purpose  of  this Agreement is to establish the guidelines
       -------
whereby  Company is permitted to post Applicant's hyperlink on Company's Website
such  that Company's established End User Customers ("Customers") who initiate a
request  from Company's Website to Company to check whether Customer's telephone
line(s)  prequalify for DSL related services, may link to Applicant's Website to
review  Applicant's  Internet access charges and other pricing information, and,
if  appropriate,  may  initiate  a  request to Company to designate Applicant as
Customer's  intended  Internet  Services  Provider.

     2.     Term.  This  Agreement shall become effective the  1st day  of July,
            ----                                             ------       -----
1999, and  shall  remain  in  effect  thereafter  until  terminated  as provided
herein  ("Term").  day  of

     3.     Applicant  here  authorizes  Company  to  use  Applicant's  name and
            ---------
hyperlink  to  Applicant's  designated  Website  on  the  Company  Website.

     4.     Applicant's  Representations  and  Responsibilities.
            ----------------------------------------------------

     a)     Intellectual  Property  Rights.  Applicant  represents  that  it  is
            -------------------------------
responsible  for  any intellectual property rights, including but not limited to
service  names,  service  marks,  trademarks  and  trade  names  ("Marks")  of
Applicant's  company  or respective companies, and has all the necessary rights,
titles,  permissions  and  privileges  to  use  any information appearing on, or
disclosed  to  third  parties  by  virtue of any hyperlink access to Applicant's
Website.

b)      Website  Product Information. Applicant represents and agrees that it is
        -------
responsible  for  the  content  and  accuracy  of  Applicant's  name and product
information  appearing on Applicant's Website accessed by Applicant's hyperlink.
Applicant  agrees  that  it  will  provide  a  hyperlink  which  will connect to
Applicant's  pricing  information  on  Applicant's  Website.

     c)     Indemnification.  Applicant  agrees to indemnify and defend Company,
            ---------------
its affiliates, and the officers, directors, employees and agents of any of them
("Indemnities"),  from  and  against  any  loss,  cost, damage, claims, expense,
fines,  penalties, or liability, including costs of defense and attorneys' fees,
arising  from  Applicant's  failure  to adhere to any of terms and conditions of
this Agreement or Applicant's failure to comply with any applicable law, rule or
regulation, including, but not limited to, any injury to any person or damage to
any  property, except to the extent that such loss, cost, damage, claim, expense
or  liability arises from the active negligence or willful misconduct of Company
or  its  employees. Applicant will also keep Company informed as to the progress
of  such  defense  and  afford Company an opportunity to participate on an equal
basis  in  the  defense  or  settlement  of  such  claim.

                                    1
<PAGE>
     5.     Company's  Representations  and  Responsibilities.
            --------------------------------------------------

     a)     Intellectual  Property  Rights. Company represents that Southwestern
            ------------------------------
Bell  Internet  is  an affiliate of Southwestern Bell, that Southwestern Bell is
the trademark and service mark of Southwestern Bell, that FasTrak is the service
mark  of  SBC Communications, Inc. Company represents that it is not responsible
for  the  content  or  accuracy  of Applicant's name or logo, or any information
available  via  Applicant's  hyperlink.

     b)     DSL  Prequalification Phase. After Customer has designated Applicant
            ---------------------------
as  the  Customer's  intended  Internet  Service  Provider,  Company will notify
Applicant  that  it  has  been  selected  as  the  ISP.

     c)     Company  reserves  the  right  in  its  sole discretion to modify or
discontinue  the  use  of  the  Website  and/or  ordering  mechanism as it deems
appropriate,  provided  however,  that  Company  shall  provide  the  Applicant
reasonable  prior  written  notice of any plan to discontinue the Website and/or
ordering  mechanism  or  of  any  significant  system  modification.

     d)     COMPANY  MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
INCLUDING  BUT  NOT LIMITED TO ANY WARRANTY AS TO MERCHANTABILITY OR FiTNESS FOR
INTENDED  OR  PARTICULAR  PURPOSE  WITH RESPECT TO THE WEBSITE SERVICES PROVIDED
HEREIN AND SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL,
SPECIAL  OR  EXEMPLARY  DAMAGES  ARISING  OUT  OF  OR  RELATED  TO SAID WEBSITE.

     6.     Termination.
            ------------

     a)     Either  party  may  terminate this Agreement for convenience upon 15
days  prior  written  notice  to  the  other Party. The right of either party to
terminate  this  Agreement is not an exclusive remedy, and either party shall be
entitled  to  other  remedies  as  provided  by  law  or  in  equity.

     b)     Company may terminate this Agreement immediately, without liability,
upon  the  delivery  of  written  notice to Applicant if in Company's reasonable
opinion the Agreement or any actions or omissions by Applicant violates any laws
or  regulations,  subjects  Company  or  others  to  any disparagement, provides
customers  with  false or misleading information, would subject Company to incur
additional expenses or forego opportunities if it were to comply with those laws
and  regulations,  or  which  causes  or  may cause Company to be subject to any
review,  inquiry or proceeding regarding its regulatory or legal requirements or
obligations.

     7.     Miscellaneous.
            -------------

     a)     Assignment.  The  parties agree that neither this Agreement, nor any
            ----------
right  or obligation hereunder, is assignable by Applicant, in whole or in part,
whether by operation of law or otherwise, by Applicant without the prior written
consent  of  Company.

     b)     No  Proprietary Rights Conferred. Nothing contained in the Agreement
            --------------------------------
shall  be  construed  as conferring to either party by implication, estoppel, or
otherwise,  any  license,  right  or  title,  under  any  patent,  Mark or other
proprietary  right  of  Company  or  Applicant.  In  providing  hyperlinks  to
Applicant's  Website,  Company shall be authorized to use the logos, hyperlinks,
Marks  and  domain  names of Applicant as specified in accordance with the terms
specified  in  this  Agreement.

     c)     Compliance  with Laws and Choice of Law. Each party will comply with
            ---------------------------------------
any  and  all  applicable  tariffs,  rules and orders of judicial and regulatory
bodies,  and  local, state, and federal laws. This Agreement will be governed by
the  laws  of  the  State  of  Missouri, excluding its choice of law provisions.

     d)     Modification.  No  modification or amendment of this Agreement shall
            ------------
be valid or binding on the parties unless such modification or amendment is made
in  writing  and  duly  executed by the authorized representative of each party.

<PAGE>
     e)     Entire Agreement. This Agreement sets forth the entire understanding
            ----------------
between  the  parties  relating  to  the  subject  matter  contained  herein.

IN  WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the  duly  authorized  persons  below  have executed this
Agreement  as  of  the  date  first  above  written  on  behalf  of the parties.

Southwestern  Bell                    Applicant: NETWORKS ON-LINE, INC.
                                                ----------------------------
By: Amy E. Cook                      By:         Don Brown
-------------------------------      ---------------------------------------

    Amy E. Cook
-------------------------------      ---------------------------------------
        (Print  Name)                             (Print  Name)

Title: Area Manager Sales Agency     Title:   DB
-------------------------------      ---------------------------------------
       Southwestern  Bell
-------------------------------      ---------------------------------------

Date  Signed:    7/7/99              Date  Signed:  7/1/99
-------------------------------      ---------------------------------------

                                       URL
                                       WWW.NOL.NET/DSL.HTML

<PAGE>
                   SURCHARGE EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE

COMPANY  NAME:  Networks  On  Line
CONTACT  NAME:  Keith  Crabtree          TELEPHONE  NUMBER:  713-554-7100

The circuit listed below is exempt from the ICC special access Surcharge because
the  facility  termination  is  on  the  following:

   --     (A)     An open-end termination in a Telephone Company switch of an Fl
                  line,  including  CC8A  and  CCSA-equivalent  ONAL's  or

   --     (B)     An analog channel termination that Is used for full-time radio
                  or  television  program  transmission;  or

   --     (C)     A  termination  used  for  TELEX  service;  or

   --     (D)     A  termination  that  by  the  nature  of  its  operating
                  characteristics  could  not  make  use  of  Telephone  Company
                  common lines; or

   --     (E)     A termination that interconnects either directly or Indirectly
                  to  the  local  exchange network whore the usage is subject to
                  Common  Carrier  Line  charges  such  as,  where  the  special
                  access  facility  accesses  only

                  -FGA  and  no  local  exchange  lines,  or
                  -special  access  facility  between  customer  points  of
                   termination,  or
                  -special  access  facility  connecting  CCSA  or  CCSA-type
                   equipment (Intermachine     trunks),  or

     X     (F)     A  termination  that  the customer certifies to the Telephone
    ---            Company is  not connected  to  a  PBX or other device capable
                   of Interconnecting the special access  facility  to  a  local
                   exchange subscriber line, or the PBX or other device has been
                   rendered incapable of Interconnection by software or hardware
                   changes.

BILLING  NAME:      Networks  On  Line
CIRCUIT  ADDRESS:   10497  Town  &  Country  Way  Suite  460
EFFECTIVE  DATE:

I  Thereby certify that this circuit is exempt from the Special Access Surcharge
for  the  reason  indicated  above. I recognize that It is the responsibility of
this  company  to  notify  Southwestern  Bell  Telephone Company in writing of a
ingest  that  affect  this  status.

AUTHORIZED  REPRESENTATIVE:    DB   (Don Brown)
                            ----------------------------------------------------
TITLE:   President                                    Date: 7/13/99
      ------------------------------------------------     ---------------------

(TO  BE  FILLED  BY  SWBT)
SWBT  CONTACT:  Lauren  D  Blumenfeld
TITLE:  Senior  Account  Manager
713-567-4184

<PAGE>
[DSL ON BOARD LOGO]
[SOUTHWESTERN BELL LOGO]

                           ISP Co-op Advertising Plan

WHAT  IS  THE  ISP  CO-OP  ADVERTISING  PLAN?

One  of  the many benefits of partnering with Southwestern Bell for DSL! The ISP
Co-op

Ad  Plan  gives  you  the  opportunity  to further market DSL to your customers.

WHO  IS  ELIGIBLE?

All  ISPs  who  have  partnered  with  Southwestern  Bell  by  signing  the  DSL
Partnership  Program  Agreement  or  the  Authorized  Sales Representative (ASR)
Agreement  and  are  connected  to  the  Southwestern  Bell  ATM  network.

HOW  DO  WE  GET  STARTED?

ISPs  will  be  awarded  $2500  once  the  following  criteria  have  been  met:
                         ------
(a)     ISP  Partnership/ASR  contract  is  signed.
(b)     The  ATM  connection  is  completed.
(c)     ISP's  advertising  has  been submitted for review by Southwestern Bell.
        (Advertising  can be emailed to ac7705@sbc.com or faxed to 913-676-0940)
                                        --------------

HOW  DO  WE  EARN  CO-OP  AD  MONEY?

     ANNUALIZED  DSL  REVENUE     CO-OP  AD  MONEY  AWARDED
--------------------------------  -------------------------------------
     $25,000  -  $124,999         0.4%  of  revenue
     $125,000  -  $249,999        0.8%  of  revenue
     $250,000  +                  1.2%  of  revenue

Notes:
     (1)     ISP  will  be  awarded  co-op  ad  money  on  a  quarterly  basis.
     (2)     Maximum  amount  to  be  awarded  annually  per  ISP  is  $25,000.

WHAT  ADVERTISING  CRITERIA  MUST  BE  FOLLOWED?

The guidelines outlined in Section IV ("Partner's/ASR's Responsibilities) of the
DSL Partnership Program Agreement/Authorized Sales Representative Agreement must
be  followed.

The  criteria  outlined  in  the  Branding  Guidelines,  Exhibit  C  of  the DSL
Partnership
Program  Agreement,  must be met by all ISP Partners that have elected to market
the
DSL  services  under  the  branded  option.

If  you  have  any  questions about the ISP Co-op Ad Program, please contact Amy
Cook  at  ac7705@sbc.com  or  913-676-1572.
          --------------

<PAGE>

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