Document:

Exhibit 10.1

DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT MADE AND ENTERED INTO IN THE CITY OF MONTREAL, PROVINCE
OF QUEBEC WITH AN EFFECTIVE DATE OF MARCH 1st, 2006

BY AND BETWEEN:                  TELIPHONE INC., a body politic and corporate,
                                 duly incorporated according to law, having a
                                 place of business at 1080 Beaver Hall, suite
                                 1555, Montreal, Quebec, H2Z 1S8 herein
                                 represented by George Metrakos, President, duly
                                 authorized as he so declares,

                                 hereinafter referred to as "TELIPHONE"

AND:                             9164-4898 Quebec Inc., also known as "BR
                                 Communications Inc.", a body politic and
                                 corporate duly incorporated according to law,
                                 having a place of business of at 811 Martin,
                                 St-Amable, QC, Canada J0L 1N0, herein
                                 represented by Benoit Ratthe, President, duly
                                 authorized as he so declares,

                                 hereinafter referred to as "DISTRIBUTOR"

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                                    PREAMBLE

As per the effective date of this contract, this agreement replaces the previous
agreement for distribution between Teliphone and MSBR Communications Inc.
previously signed effective March 1, 2005. Upon execution, all previous rights,
responsibilities and obligations associated with the Teliphone and MSBR
Communications Inc. agreement become null and void. See reference "Agreement to
transfer rights of Distribution of Teliphone Products and Services" between MSBR
Communications Inc. and BR Communications Inc.

WHEREAS Teliphone is in the business of providing Voice Over Internet Protocol
(VoIP) service such that telephone communications may be effected through the
use of wireless or wired high speed Internet and is an importer of the hardware
devices required for delivery of the service (the "Product")

WHEREAS Distributor wishes to obtain an exclusive right to distribute to
Residential and Business Clients the Product throughout the provinces of Quebec
and Ontario (the "Territory") through Retail Outlets, telecommunications
interconnection companies, other Resellers of goods and services in the
telecommunications sector and Teliphone's web site on the terms and subject to
the conditions herein contained.

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Whereas the parties wish to set forth their rights and obligations pertaining to
the right of distribution of the product in the territory and have agreed to
cause the product to be marketed in conformity with the terms and conditions as
provided herein;

WHEREFORE THE PARTIES HERETO HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS:

1. The Preamble hereinabove stated shall form an integral part of the present
Agreement as if recited herein at length;

2. Definitions

      2.1.  BUSINESS CLIENTS: A business client is an end user of the Product
            and may be a moral person or partnership or association or company
            with limited liability who may require multiple telephone lines and
            other services which the normal private consumer would not be using.

      2.2.  DISTRIBUTOR BACK-OFFICE: means an internet portal supplied by
            Teliphone where Teliphone Subscribers may gain access to all of
            their private records through the use of internet, such records
            emanating from Teliphone's central serving system which would allow
            a Distributor to determine what amounts and or information to
            determine whatever information that they're entitled to get within
            the agreements made with Teliphone.

      2.3.  END USER: These are members of the public who elect to gain access
            to a device for telephone communication through the use of VoIP who
            are charged for the use of the product;

      2.4.  FAIR MARKET VALUE: The price that would be agreed upon in an open
            and unrestricted market between fully-informed, knowledgeable and
            willing parties dealing at arm's length without constraint.

      2.4.  INTERNET SALE: An internet sale occurs when a prospective customer
            whose principal address is within the Territory becomes a Teliphone
            Subscriber through the purchase of the Product via Teliphone's web
            site.

      2.5.  PROMOTION MATERIAL: This is advertising information that may be made
            available through various means to identify the availability of VoIP
            products and services, and without limiting the generality of the
            nature of this material, it may include doorway stickers, posters,
            table tents, brochures, pamphlets, business cards, web portal,
            prepaid telephone service card, etc. wherein the logo of Teliphone
            may be displayed and promoted.

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      2.6.  RECURRING REVENUES: This is the revenue being received by Teliphone
            from the Teliphone Subscriber payable to Teliphone based on the
            services purchased from Teliphone

      2.7.  RE-SELLER: a Re-Seller is a company or individual who will sell The
            Product in The Territory pursuant to authorization emanating from
            the Distributor

      2.8.  RE-SELLER BACK-OFFICE: means an internet portal supplied by
            Teliphone where Teliphone Subscribers may gain access to all of
            their private records through the use of internet, such records
            emanating from Teliphone's central serving system which would allow
            a Re-Seller to determine what amounts and or information to
            determine whatever information that they're entitled to get within
            the agreements made with the Distributor.

      2.9.  RETAIL OUTLETS: Means a commercial place of business selling
            electronic, computer, telecommunications and related accessories and
            services with permanent retail store frontage serving commercial
            enterprises and the consumer public whose purposes is to invite the
            general public to enter their premises in order to demonstrate and
            offer for sale products and services such that the product may be
            promoted in the Territory.

      2.10. SERVICES: Services include but are not limited to the voice and data
            services that can be purchased by the Teliphone subscriber in order
            to make and receive calls from various Teliphone Products.:

      2.11. SUBSCRIBER BACK-OFFICE: Means an internet portal supplied by
            Teliphone where Teliphone Subscribers may gain access to all of
            their private records through the use of internet, such records
            emanating from Teliphone's central serving system which allows the
            subscriber to instantly obtain copy of detailed record of calls,
            charges incurred to date, payments received by Teliphone from
            subscriber, and any other information that may from time to time be
            made available by Teliphone for the use by Subscriber

      2.12. TELIPHONE SUBSCRIBER: This is any End User of the Teliphone services
            in good payment standing who elects to complete or receive a
            telephone call using a telephone device which is being made
            available by Teliphone. Only Teliphone Subscribers whose principal
            location entered in their account as residing within the Territory
            will be considered in this agreement.

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      2.13. TERRITORY: Shall mean the Provinces of Quebec and Ontario.

      2.14. VoIP: Voice Over Internet Protocol consists of a form of voice
            communication through the use of high speed internet, wireless
            internet (wi-fi), router, gateway, portable and desktop
            communication devices

      2.15. WHOLESALER: A Re-seller which achieves a higher than usual amount of
            sales volume of hardware or services to their customers. Wholesalers
            typically offer direct support to their customers, as well as
            invoice their customers directly for services.

3. APPOINTMENT OF DISTRIBUTOR

      3.1.  Teliphone appoints the Distributor as its exclusive distributor in
            the Territory for Sales through various distribution channels such
            as but not limited to:

            o     Retail Outlets

            o     Teliphone's web site

            o     Telecommunications Interconnection companies

            o     Other re-sellers in the field of telecommunications products
                  and services

            upon the terms and conditions herein set out and Distributor hereby
            accepts such appointment. This exclusivity appointment carries the
            following exceptions:

            o     Sales of Teliphone's products and services performed by:

                  o     Mobality Inc. (Ontario)

                  o     Dialek Telecom (Quebec)

                  o     Business wholesaler known as "GH" or Tel-Synergy

4. DETAILS OF SALES ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE TERRITORY

      4.1.  Distributor acknowledges that as they sell the product, there is
            initially a substantial negative financial burden which is assumed
            by Teliphone, namely that Teliphone must apply inventory below its
            cost. Consequently, Teliphone reserves the right to decline or to
            accept any orders from Distributor if;

            a) It is not in the interest of Teliphone from an economic point of
            view, or;

            b) If the timing for the commencement of the business is
            inappropriate, Teliphone, its Distributor and, if necessary, an
            independent mediator will determine the appropriate timing, or;

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            c) If the Re-Seller is not deemed appropriate, Teliphone, its
            Distributor and, if necessary, an independent mediator will
            determine the appropriateness of the Re-Seller, or;

            d) if the credit worthiness of the Re-Seller is not considered to be
            appropriate, Teliphone reserving in its sole discretion to determine
            the appropriate credit credentials or; Teliphone must demonstrate
            inappropriate credit worthiness by means of credit verification
            services to Distributor.

            e) For any other commercial reason arising out of current market
            circumstances. Teliphone will demonstrate to Distributor the
            severity of the market circumstance which will necessitate such an
            action.

      4.2.  COMMISSION STRUCTURE:

            4.2.1. INTERNET SALES WITHIN THE TERRITORY. Distributor will be
                  entitled to the 25% commissions on Recurring Revenues for all
                  internet sales made within the Territory to Teliphone
                  Subscribers whose principal address is within the Territory.
                  Distributor will not receive any commissions on the hardware
                  devices sold.

                  4.2.1.1. PROVISION FOR SALES OF TELIPHONE'S MOBILNATION

                  Distributor will receive 10% commissions on Recurring Revenues
                  of MobilNation services sold on Teliphone's MobilNation
                  website. Distributor will only begin to receive such
                  commissions once Distributor has been successful in producing
                  adequate levels of sales activity in the other segments in
                  order to receive commissions. Both Teliphone and Distributor
                  will jointly decide on when this adequate level of sales
                  activity is achieved, whereby the pronunciation of the start
                  date of receipt of commissions will not be unreasonably
                  withheld by either party.

                  4.2.1.2. PROVISION FOR SALES OF LONG DISTANCE SERVICES

                  Distributor will receive 5% commissions on revenues relating
                  to long distance services purchased by End-Users. These
                  services are outside of monthly long distance rate plans and
                  are long distance services purchased by End-Users in pre-paid
                  increments and billed on a per minute of usage basis. The 5%
                  commission will be paid once Teliphone receives the pre-paid
                  increment.

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            4.2.2. RETAIL AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS INTERCONNECTION SALES WITHIN
                  THE TERRITORY.

            Distributor will receive 25% of recurring revenues which Distributor
            will utilize to pay commissions to itself and to its re-sellers. In
            the case when a desired total commission pay-out exceeds 25%,
            Teliphone reserves the right to agree or disagree to increase
            commissions paid on the proposed sale.

            Teliphone and Distributor will jointly decide on the pricing
            strategy of the hardware sold to re-sellers. Teliphone reserves the
            right to agree or disagree on any proposed sale price of hardware as
            per Schedule "A".

            Additional commissions may be paid to Distributor or Re-sellers,
            such as but not limited to Long Distance sales incentives,
            activation fees, etc. Teliphone and Distributor will jointly decide
            on pricing strategies for these commissions. Teliphone reserves the
            right to agree or disagree on any proposed sale price of hardware.

            4.2.3. WHOLESALER SALES WITHIN THE TERRITORY

            In the case of wholesale sales within the territory, Distributor
            will be entitled to a commission of 10% on monthly services sold.

5. RE-SELLERS / ASSIGNMENT

      5.1.  Teliphone hereby grants to the Distributor the right to appoint
            persons or companies as its Re-Sellers of the Product, provided
            however that the appointment by the Distributor of one or more
            Re-Sellers shall not relieve the Distributor of its obligations
            hereunder. Teliphone shall be requested in writing for its consent
            for such appointment, which consent will not be unreasonably
            withheld.

6. REQUIRED TELIPHONE SUBSCRIBER SALES

      6.1.  Distributor shall, on a best effort basis, cause sales to occur to
            Teliphone Subscribers by achieving End User activations.

      6.2.  It is understood by both parties that there are many external
            factors that may influence sales objectives, such as competitive
            activity, amounts of investment in branding and promotion, inventory
            considerations for opening up new retailers, area code
            availabilities within Teliphone's ability to cover the Territory,
            etc. As a result, quantities related to objectives in 6.1. above
            will be established based on a marketing plan produced by both
            Parties during the month of January of each year.

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      6.3.  Distributor hereby warrants and represents that it hereby agrees to
            the pricing as set by Teliphone.

7. RESPONSIBILITIES OF TELIPHONE

      7.1.  Teliphone will, on a best effort basis, ensure that it supplies to
            Distributor and its Re-Seller network, within reasonable lead times
            befitting the product or service offering, all products and services
            as ordered and required by Distributor or its Re-Sellers in order
            for it to deliver on its responsibilities as outlined in section 6
            above.

8. SHIPPING AND PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS

      8.1.  Products will be shipped direct to the Re-Seller upon receipt by
            Teliphone of the Distributor's purchase order. The product shall be
            sold F.O.B. Teliphone's warehouse. Distributor and Teliphone may
            choose to develop different methods in order to increase the
            efficiency of the hardware fulfillment process. Both parties will
            work together to identify the most cost effective methods to fulfill
            Re-Seller orders and as such, fulfillment procedures may change over
            time.

            8.1.1. Terms of payment will be COD.

      8.2.  Teliphone will pay Distributor all commissions within 15 days of
            month end.

9. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DISTRIBUTOR

The distributor agrees that during the term of this Agreement, it shall:

      9.1.  Comply and cause all its Re-Sellers or parties appointed by it to
            comply with all applicable laws in the Territory relating to the
            advertising, distribution and sale of Products and with the terms
            and conditions of this Agreement.

      9.2.  Request approval from Teliphone on all marketing and promotional
            material prior to distribution.

      9.3.  Devote its best efforts to the performance of its obligations under
            this Agreement

      9.4.  Make every reasonable effort and use proper means to develop the
            market potential for trade in Product and actively solicit the
            activation by End Users.

      9.5.  Share in marketing, promotion and advertising costs as agreed upon
            with Teliphone on a case by case basis.

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            9.5.1. In the case of demonstration phones, Distributor will cover
                  100% of Teliphone's cost of the hardware required for the
                  demonstration unit. Teliphone will pay for a free unlimited
                  local calling only on the demonstration unit. The number of
                  demonstration units in circulation will be determined on a
                  case by case basis by Teliphone and Distributor.

            9.5.2. Distributor will provide Teliphone with banner advertising
                  throughout DISTRIBUTOR's and its Re-Seller's network of web
                  sites.

      9.6. Develop, promote and maintain with End Users, the goodwill and
      reputation of Teliphone and its products and services.

10. TERM AND TERMINATION

      10.1  TERM. This Agreement shall commence on the date hereinabove and
            remain in effect for a period of five (5) years from the effective
            date. This agreement shall automatically renew successive one-year
            terms, unless either party provides written notice to the other
            party not less than ninety (90) days prior to the end of the Initial
            Term, or end of successive renewal terms. In the case of dissolution
            of this contract, Distributor will be entitled to commissions on
            recurring revenues for as long as the Teliphone Subscriber that
            existed prior to the dissolution of this contract remains a client
            in good standing of Teliphone.

      10.2  TERMINATION BY EITHER PARTY. Either party (the "Non-Defaulting
            Party") may terminate this Agreement by providing at least thirty
            (30) days prior written notice to the other party (the "Defaulting
            Party") upon the occurrence of any of the following events:

      (a)   the Defaulting Party is in default in the performance of any of its
            obligations under this Agreement or breaches any provision hereof
            and such default or breach continues after at least ten (10)
            following receipt of written notice of such default or breach from
            the Non-Defaulting Party to the Defaulting Party.

      (b)   the conviction in any court of competent jurisdiction of either
            party or any employee, shareholder, director or officer of either
            party for any crime or violation of law if, such conviction is
            likely to adversely affect the operation or business of the other
            party or tend to be harmful to the goodwill or reputation of the
            other party.

      (c)   Any conduct or practice by either party, its directors, officers,
            employees or shareholders, which is injurious to the goodwill or
            reputation of the other party.

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      (d)   Either party commits, participates or acquiesces in any fraudulent
            or improper actions in regards to this agreement;

11. CONFIDENTIALITY.

      11.1. "Confidential Information" means any business and technical
            information disclosed by either party to the other party, either
            directly or indirectly, in writing, orally or by inspection of
            tangible objects (including without limitation concepts, designs,
            documents, prototypes or samples), which is designated as
            "Confidential," "Proprietary" or some similar designation or is
            disclosed under circumstances which indicate its confidential
            nature. Confidential Information may also include third party
            confidential information. Confidential Information will not include
            any information which

            (i) was publicly known and made generally available in the public
            domain prior to the time of disclosure by the disclosing party;

            (ii) becomes publicly known and made generally available after
            disclosure by the disclosing party to the receiving party through no
            action or inaction of the receiving party;

            (iii) is already in the possession of the receiving party at the
            time of disclosure by the disclosing party as shown by the receiving
            party's files and records immediately prior to the time of
            disclosure;

            (iv) is obtained by the receiving party from a third party without a
            breach of such third party's obligations of confidentiality; or

            (v) is independently developed by the receiving party without use of
            or reference to the disclosing party's Confidential Information, as
            shown by documents and other competent evidence in the receiving
            party's possession.

      11.2. Non-use and Nondisclosure. Each party agrees not to use any
            Confidential Information of the other party for any purpose except
            to perform its obligations or exercise its rights under this
            Agreement. Each party agrees not to disclose any Confidential
            Information of the other party to third parties or to such party's
            employees, except to those employees or consultants of the receiving
            party who are required to have the information. Nothing in this
            Section precludes either party from disclosing the other party's
            Confidential Information as required by law or a legal process.

      11.3. Maintenance of Confidentiality. Each party agrees that it will take
            reasonable measures to protect the secrecy of and avoid disclosure
            and unauthorized use of the Confidential Information of the other
            party. Without limiting the foregoing, each party will take at least
            those measures that it takes to protect its own most highly
            confidential information and will ensure that its employees and
            independent contractors who have access to Confidential Information
            of the other party have signed a non-use and non-disclosure
            agreement in content similar to the provisions hereof. Each party
            will reproduce the other party's proprietary rights notices on any
            such approved copies, in the same manner in which such notices were
            set forth in or on the original.

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12. GENERAL AND CONCLUDING PROVISIONS

      12.1. This agreement shall ensure to the benefit of and be binding upon
            the parties hereto, and their respective heirs, legatees, executors,
            legal representatives, successors and assigns.

      12.2. This Agreement contains the entire agreement among the parties with
            respect to the transactions contemplated herein, and supersedes all
            prior negotiations, agreements and undertakings.

      12.3. This Agreement may be executed in two or more counterparts each of
            which shall be deemed an original and all of which together shall
            constitute one and the same Agreement. Faxed signatures of the
            parties shall be valid and binding, however, the parties hereto
            agree to provide the original of their signature to this Agreement
            to each of the other parties thereafter.

      12.4. All notices in connection with this Agreement shall be in writing
            and either hand-delivered or mailed by registered or certified mail
            and shall be sent to all of the parties hereto. Any such notice
            shall be deemed to have been received on the earlier of the date of
            the hand-delivery or on the fifth (5th) business day following the
            date indicated on the proof of mailing. The respective addresses for
            such notices are:

                  Teliphone Inc
                  1080 Beaver Hall, Suite 1555
                  Montreal, Quebec H2Z 1S8
                  Attention: George Metrakos
                  Telephone (514) 313-6010
                  Fax (514) 313-6001
                  E-mail: gmetrakos@teliphone.ca

                  Distributor
                  BR Communications Inc.;
                  811 Martin, St-Amable,
                  QC, Canada J0L 1N0
                  Attention : Benoit Ratthe
                  Telephone (514) 313-3271
                  Fax (450) 649-2846
                  E-mail: bratthe1@sympatico.ca

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      12.5. This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the
            Province of Quebec and Canada.

      12.6. This Agreement may be amended only by written agreement duly
            executed by all parties hereto.

      12.7. The parties shall furnish and deliver from time to time such
            documents, and writings as may reasonably be required as necessary
            or desirable to complete this Agreement and to give effect to its
            provisions.

      12.8. The parties agree to do and cause to be done such acts, deeds,
            documents and/or corporate proceedings as maybe necessary or
            desirable to complete this Agreement, and to give effect to its
            provisions.

      12.9. In the event the majority control of the shares in Teliphone is sold
            to a third party and or in the event that the sale of the assets of
            Teliphone occurs, it is understood and agreed that the rights and
            obligations provided for the benefit of the Distributor under this
            agreement shall form the subject of a specific clause under such
            future agreements whereby the new controlling shareholders and or
            the purchaser of the assets assumes all financial obligations of
            Teliphone as provided for herein.

            12.9.1. In the event the majority control of the shares in Teliphone
                  is sold to a third party or in the event that the sale of
                  assets of Teliphone occurs, Teliphone reserves the right to
                  acquire the projected residuals of Distributor at fair market
                  value.

      12.10. The parties hereto have requested that the present Agreement be
            drafted in the English language. Les parties declarent qu'ils ont
            requis que la presente entente soit redigee dans la langue anglaise.

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WHEREFORE THE PARTIES HERETO HAVE SIGNED WITH DATE EFFECTIVE ON THE DATE AND
PLACE FIRST MENTIONED HEREINABOVE.

TELIPHONE INC                           Distributor: BR Communications Inc.

per:                                    per:

/s/ George Metrakos                     /s/ Benoit Ratthe
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George Metrakos, President              Benoit Ratthe, President

11/28/2006                              11/28/2006
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Date                                    Date

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SCHEDULE "A"

The purchase and commission structure is as follows:

Hardware:

o     Teliphone V1 wi-fi VoIP phone at a cost of $60 each

o     TeliphoneLine single port unit at a cost of $20 each

o     TeliphoneLine dual port unit at a cost of $40 each

Note- Hardware prices subject to change under conditions stipulated under
section 4.2.2

In the case where DISTRIBUTOR should sell a hardware unit at the full,
non-contract price, the above margins (sell price - cost) will still apply to
calculate the cost.

As commission for activating new accounts with monthly unlimited rate plans, a
10$ commission will be credited to DISTRIBUTOR's account upon the activation of
a $9.95/mth North America Unlimited plan. A 5$ commission will be credited to
DISTRIBUTOR's account upon the activation of the line with a $4.95 Province
Unlimited plan.

No commissions will be paid out on the iPCS SIM card, iPCS hardware or the iPCS
security deposits.

Services:

DISTRIBUTOR will receive 25% commission on the total expenditures (monthly basic
plan and unlimited long distance plans) made by the DISTRIBUTOR's activated
clients. This 25% includes the re-seller portion of the commission, as decided
upon by DISTRIBUTOR.

Distributor will receive 5% commission on long distance to be paid upon receipt
of pre-paid $10 increments as received by active Teliphone subscribers.

DISTRIBUTOR will also acknowledge that if Teliphone services are sold to a Call
Center customer, then DISTRIBUTOR's Call Center customers cannot subscribe to
unlimited long distance packages and must negotiate a per minute Long Distance
rate with Teliphone.

The Teliphone iPCS monthly plans, additional cellular air time minutes and
cellular long distance minutes will provide a 5% commission.

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GENERAL CONDITIONS

1.    These constitute the general conditions (subsequently referred to as the
      "general conditions" or "these conditions herein") for the use of the
      Company's telecommunications products and services (subsequently referred
      to as "services"). The said services will be supplied and invoiced by
      TeliPhone Inc., herein referred to as the "Company".

2.    The Company can, from time to time, modify the technical specifications or
      characteristics of its services whenever such is rendered necessary by
      operational or technical conditions or other considerations. Insofar as
      possible, the Customer will be warned in advance, although this is
      unlikely to be feasible in the event of an emergency. The Company will
      warn the Customer about such modifications if they affect the use of
      services. Such modifications will not give the Customer the right to any
      compensation.

3.    Except for tariffs stated herein, the Company may also modify all or part
      of these conditions herein at any time, and will warn the Customer in
      advance insofar as possible, although this is unlikely to be feasible in
      the event of an emergency. If the Customer is not agreeable to the
      modification made, the Customer can terminate the relations with the
      Company.

4.    By accepting the present Agreement, the Customer accepts the general
      conditions. By continuing to use services after a modification in services
      or the general conditions, the Customer accept the said modifications.

5.    Invoices are not sent, but appear on the Company's Web site. Payment takes
      place via automated payment (credit card or pre-authorized bank payment)
      on the monthly anniversary date of subscription to the service. All and
      any correspondence with the Company shall be made via electronic mail.
      Upon specific customer request, a paper document, such as an invoice, but
      not limited to such, can be issued and sent at a cost of ten ($10) dollars
      plus applicable delivery charges; alternately, the customer may request an
      invoice to be sent by email for the cost of $5.00 per occurrence.

6.    The service is billable as of the above activation date. The present
      Agreement has a duration of thirty (30) days ("term"). It is automatically
      renewed, by tacit re-conduction at the end of the term, for an equivalent
      term, unless one of the parties notifies the other, in writing, at least
      thirty (30) days, prior to the end of any subsequent term.

7.    Unconditional Termination by Customer: The Customer may, through a simple
      written notice sent to the Company by email or by fax, within thirty (30)
      days of the date of the acceptation of this Agreement, cancel without any
      reason the present Agreement and be refunded for the hardware cost as well
      as any unused pre-paid long distance credits if applicable. If the
      Customer purchased any device or handset from the Company at a reduced
      "commitment" price, the Customer agrees to maintain their service for a
      minimum number of months as stipulated at the contract of sale, ie. The
      "number of months of commitment". Should the customer cancel their service
      prior to the end of the 12th month, they accept to pay a cancellation fee
      of $150, charged to their credit card immediately upon cancellation.

PROVISIONS FOR EMERGENCY "9-1-1" SERVICES.

8.    Both the Canadian Radio and Television Commission (CRTC - Canada) and the
      Federal Communications Commission (FCC-USA) have mandated that the Company
      must provide an Emergency "9-1-1" service for its Customers. This means
      that when the Customer dials 9-1-1 on their Teliphone device, the call is
      immediately routed to an approved Primary Service Access Point (PSAP)
      where the caller will be asked to confirm whether their present location
      is that of their registered address with the Company, if not, to assist
      the PSAP agent in identifying their location ("The Process"). Once the
      location has been identified, the PSAP will forward the call to the
      nearest approved Municipal 9-1-1 emergency center.

9.    The Company provides this service to its Customers on a best effort basis
      as mandated by the CRTC and FCC. The Company in no way assumes any
      liability during the Process should the process fail to properly function.
      The Company in no way assumes responsibility for the Process, as the
      process may be impeded by things such as but not limited to: a location of
      the caller that is outside of available 9-1-1 services; the PSAP service
      that the Company has contracted with is not operational at the time the
      caller requires 91-1- services; the internet connection used by the caller
      happens to be down during the time that the caller requires 9-1-1
      services, or the Company's services are down during the time that the
      caller requires 9-1-1 services.

SERVICES

10.   The Service is generally provided from the Company equipments and
      facilities. Each access allows one conversation. If a customer wishes to
      have more than one simultaneous conversation, he must subscribe to
      additional talking paths.

11.   The access numbers are the property of the Company and are provided only
      for the duration of the Agreement.

12.   The service is intended to be used in a normal and reasonable manner.

      It is considered normal when a customer's volume of service usage remains
      within an acceptable range of the average usage of customers who are
      subscribing to the same services. When this usage becomes considerably
      higher than the average usage, the company reserves the right to either
      discontinue service to the client, or to propose a customized Agreement
      with the customer; failure of the customer to accept such a customized
      Agreement will entail disconnection of service, subject to a verbal or
      electronic 24 hours notice.

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13.   The Service is meant to be used for voice; it should not be used to
      transmit or receive data or faxes.

14.   If applicable, the terminating number cannot a coin telephone number.

15.   The service is not meant to be used to participate to telephone conference
      calls. The Company may, at its sole discretion, block calls to any number
      leading to a conference service provider, and/or negotiate with the
      customer a customized pricing plan, or disconnect the service of any
      Customer using the service to participate to conference calls, without
      further notice, if he refuses the proposed customized pricing plan.

OBLIGATIONS

16.   The Customer shall use the service in a discontinued, normal and
      reasonable manner (in the opinion of the Company) and comply entirely with
      the terms, conditions and/or riders to them.

17.   The Customer shall make sure that the telecommunications equipment is in
      proper working condition. The Customer shall only use equipment that
      complies with applicable regulations and that has, if necessary, been
      certified.

18.   The Customer shall not make inappropriate or illegal use of services. The
      Customer shall ensure that any person that gains access to services in the
      name does likewise.

19.   The Customer agrees and accepts that the access numbers that are provided,
      for the duration of this Agreement, are the sole and exclusive property of
      the Company. It formally renounces to the portability of these numbers to
      the benefit of another supplier.

20.   The Customer will be held responsible for calls made from telephone
      numbers registered in his name, and the Customer shall undertake to pay
      the price for such services. The Customer shall inform the Company of any
      change in the information supplied at the time of obtaining connection to
      the Company services, notably any change in home or business address, in
      writing as soon as the Customer becomes aware of such changes. Similarly,
      the Customer shall inform the Company in writing if the Customer want to
      rectify the list of telephone numbers he specified via which services will
      be used, and shall inform the Company of any modifications made to the
      account.

PROGRAMMING & EQUIPMENT DELIVERED

21.   If applicable, the Customer may benefit of the ILEN, IAEN, and/or IFEN by
      providing the numbers being the subject of this Agreement to the persons
      able to access, without long distance charges, a foreign telephone
      exchange. If the telephone system runs LCR software, the Customer may
      re-program the system to gain access to the Company network. If the system
      is not running LCR software, the Customer can gain access to the Company
      services by installing auto-dialers.

22.   The Customer is solely responsible for the initial programming, as well as
      for subsequent updates, of the ILEN, IAEN, and/or IFEN numbers provided by
      the Company, and the Company shall never, and under no circumstance, be
      held responsible for the non programming, or erroneous programming, of
      these numbers in the Customer equipment.

23.   Under the terms of this Agreement, the Customer recognizes that any
      equipment, not specifically purchased by him, that is supplied to the
      Customer will remain the property of The Company, even though the said
      equipment is installed at the premises. The Customer shall make sure that
      such equipment is kept in due safety and security, that it is properly
      maintained and that only people certified by the Company are allowed to
      undertake maintenance on it. If the Customer ceases to use the Company
      services for any reason whatsoever, the Customer shall allow the Company
      to reclaim from the Customer any equipment that belongs to it.

GUARANTEE & LIMITATION OF RESPONSIBILITY

24.   The Company will be under a liability of means to provide facilities. The
      Company undertakes to employ every means at its disposal to provide the
      Customer with the best possible quality of service. However, the Customer
      is reminded that the Company's role is restricted to services over which
      it has control. Consequently, it will not be held liable for incorrect
      configuration, failure of equipment that is not under its direct control,
      or acts of piracy of which the Customer may be victim.

25.   The Company's contractual liability may only be sought for direct damage
      arising from an identified and established instance of fault or negligence
      incumbent on the Company in the supply of its services. The Company may
      not be held liable for any indirect damage, notably any loss of business,
      disruption of operational running, loss of profit, loss of information
      and/or any other loss to be made good.

26.   The Company will suspend its obligations in the event of circumstances
      beyond its control. Examples of such circumstances beyond its control are,
      apart from those normally recognised in case law in the Courts: total or
      partial strikes; lock-outs; bad weather; disruption of means of
      transportation or procurement for any reason whatsoever; governmental or
      legal restrictions, or legal or regulatory modifications of forms of
      commercialisation; technology system failures; suppliers' failure to
      deliver; disruption of communications, including disruptions in
      telecommunications and acts or omissions of operators of networks open to
      the public; and any other situations of any nature whatsoever that can
      reasonably be deemed to be beyond the control of the parties.

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27.   The Company will not be held responsible for losses incurred after any
      re-programming of the equipment by the Customer or its subcontractors,
      unless this loss is due to a fault essentially incumbent on the Company.

28.   The Company will not be held responsible for any material damage of any
      kind that occurs at the premises following the installation, withdrawal or
      repair of equipment supplied and maintained by the Company or its
      subcontractors, unless the said damage is due to a fault essentially
      incumbent on the Company.

29.   In any case, if the Company is found to be liable under the terms of the
      conditions herein, its liability will not exceed the amount of payments
      made by the Customer over the course of the preceding three (3) months,
      including all damages.

30.   Each part of this section is to be read separately. If any part is null or
      void, the other parts will continue to be applicable.

RATES & PAYMENTS

31.   The price of services provided by the Company within the scope of the
      supplied services is specified in the Company rates forwarded to the
      Customer when the Customer is initially granted access to services. This
      price can also be requested by simply calling the Company's customer
      service.

32.   The supply of service is subject to the payment, in advance, through
      direct debit of a credit card at the monthly anniversary date of
      subscription to the service.

33.   The Customer reserves the right to terminate this authorization, or to
      make any change, upon notification of the Company, in writing. He agrees
      that the pre-authorized debit amount may be increased without further
      authorization on his part, provided that the Company first notifies him in
      writing. The Financial Institution will reimburse the Customer, subject to
      notification by him, if within ninety (90) days from the debit taking
      place, the debit was posted to the wrong account due to invalid/incorrect
      information supplied by the Company, or if the Customer authorization has
      been revoked, or if the preauthorized debit was not drawn in accordance
      with the present authorization. The Customer understands that a written
      declaration to this effect must be given to his Financial Institution.

34.   The Company must be informed of any dispute concerning any amount due
      within 10 days of the monthly anniversary date of subscription to the
      service.

35.   If the Customer fails to make payment by the deadline specified above, all
      the currently unpaid bills will become immediately payable. Interest will
      be calculated as from the day following the day on which payment was due,
      until the date of actual payment. In addition, the Company reserves the
      right to terminate the use of services if the Customer is late with one of
      the payments, without such termination depriving the Company of its right
      to recourse to any other means of action. Despite the withdrawal of
      services, the Customer will remain liable to pay all the currently unpaid
      bills.

36.   The Customer shall inform the Company in the event of loss, theft or
      damage. The Company may bill the Customer a penalty payment of which the
      amount will depend on the price of the supplied equipment having been
      lost, stolen or damaged.

37.   The application to use the services is subject to the prior agreement of
      the Company. The Company will use the information the Customer gives the
      Company to undertake the necessary investigations concerning the solvency,
      in view of deciding whether or not to accept the subscription. Depending
      on the financial status, the Company may ask the Customer to provide a
      bank deposit that does not accrue interest, or to make an advance payment.

38.   Following termination of this Agreement, the Company will calculate a
      final account balance, and the account shall be debited in the same
      fashion as the previous payments.

DURATION

39.   The Customer will benefit of the Services for the duration period stated
      in Article 6 above, starting on the date mentioned in the same article.

40.   Except as stated in Article 7, the Customer, or the Company, may terminate
      this Agreement by notifiying the other party, in writing, (30) days in
      advance.

41.   If the Customer fails to any of the obligations stated in this Agreement,
      the Company may terminate the Service after notifying the Customer in
      writing, through certified mail with receipt acknowledgement, if such
      notice has remained without effect for seven (7) days. This, without
      prejudice for the amounts owed to the Company.

42.   Upon termination for cause, the balance due to the Company is computed and
      the account debited in the same fashion as the previous payments.

GENERALITIES

43.   ANY DISAGREEMENT THAT MIGHT ARISE CONCERNING THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS
      HEREIN WILL BE SETTLED UNDER QUEBEC LAW BY THE COURTS OF QUEBEC OR CANADA.

44.   The Company reserves the right to cede, transfer or otherwise alienate the
      present Contract in favour of any entity without prior notice or
      authorization from its Customers.

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45.   A discontinued, normal and reasonable use of the service, as well as all
      other the terms and general conditions, and the Company rates list,
      constitute the entire liability towards the Company. It is expressly
      agreed that prior offers, correspondence and requests for offers are
      considered to be null and void.

45.   The person entering into this Agreement on behalf of the Customer has the
      authority to enter into this agreement, has been duly mandated to do so,
      and represents that he is.

46.   Information concerning the Customer held in the Company's files will only
      be disclosed to physical or moral persons expressly authorized to have
      knowledge of it. The Customer can, at any time, demand that the Company
      provide the Customer with the information it holds concerning the Customer
      and, if the Customer so desires, can have the said information modified
      under the terms of law concerning information technology, files and human
      rights.

47.   The Company's failure to lay claim to any clause in the conditions herein
      may not be interpreted as a renouncement of application of the said clause
      at a later date.

48.   Should any clause in the general conditions become null and void, the
      other clauses will remain fully applicable.

49.   It is expressly agreed that any correspondence or notification sent by fax
      or e-mail with receipt acknowledgment, will have the same worth as a
      written letter.

50.   Any notification or correspondence sent to the Company shall be sent to
      its registered offices.

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