STOCK SUPPORT QUESTIONS:

1. Question: What will it cost our company to encourage American investors to buy shares of our company's stock?

Answer: Beowulf Investments will pay all the costs of the client company’s investor relations program during the first year. The company will pay a US$25,000 for the second year. When the company has US$20,000,000 in assets, the company will pay all the costs of listing the company’s shares on Nasdaq, AMEX or a regional U.S. Stock Exchange.

2.Question: How much will it cost the company to do required legal filings in the United States?

Answer: The company must pay for an annual audit. Beowulf Investments, from the $25,000 annual investor relations’ fee, will pay the costs of doing the annual 20F filing.

3. Question: Can the client company’s insiders sell any of their shares into the U.S. Market?

Answer: No! The reason is that insider stock sales add costs to the any Investor Relations Program. Eventually, the costs exceed the ability of the public company to support their share price and the share price collapses. From the insiders’ viewpoint, holding their shares until the company reaches the Venture Capital Profits exit strategy maximizes the profit from those shares. I will discuss in detail the Beowulf Investments stock support plan when I meet with the potential client.

4. Question: I’ve read Venture Capital Profits. It’s an unusual concept. If our company would adopt your proposed corporate strategy, what should we expect to earn when we use your exit strategy?

Answer: A conservative estimate of your insiders’ profit would be US$100,000,000. Also, everyone else, including the public investors, are winners.

5. Question: Where will my company’s shares trade in the United States?

Answer: Because it is fast and easy, your shares will begin to trade on the Over-the-Counter Market [http://www.pinksheets.com/] in the United States. As your company acquires cash-producing assets and increases its shareholder base, our plan is to list your company's shares on a Regional United States Stock Exchange, such as:
A. The Pacific Stock Exchange [http://wallstreet.cch.com/PacificStockExchangePSEPCX/],
B. The Chicago Stock Exchange [http://www.chx.com/],
C. The Philadelphia Stock Exchange [http://www.phlx.com/index.stm]
D. The Boston Stock Exchange [http://www.bostonstock.com/].
When our clients have acquired US$20 million in assets, our clients should meet the listing requirements of
A. The American Stock Exchange [http://www.amex.com/]
B. Nasdaq [http://www.nasdaq.com/about/listing_information.stm]
C. The New York Stock Exchange [http://www.nyse.com/]

6. Question: Is the Over-the-Counter Market credible?

Answer: Because it is a fast and easy way to list shares in the United States, it’s the least credible of any stock exchange in the United States.
However, there are brokerage firms such as:
A.MyTradz.com
[http://globaltradz.com/keywordpages/MyTradzotcpinkpenny.asp?src=pink+sheet+stock&cmp=Overture]
B.Siebert [http://www.siebertnet.com/index.html]
C. PennTrade.com [http://www.penntrade.com/pink_faq.html]
They are all fairly aggressive in trading shares in the Over-the-Counter Market.

You can find research on Over-the-Counter stocks at any of these websites:
A. MicoCap Watch [http://www.theaxcess.net/microcap_03_0203.html]
B. AllStocks.com [http://www.allstocks.com/pinksheetstock/]
And: [http://www.allstocks.com/pennystocks/]

Over-the-Counter shares are quoted on most major Internet websites, such as YahooQuotes. And well-known stocks, like World.com trade on the Over-the-Counter Market. [http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=WCOEQ.PK&d=t]

7. Question: Your August-October 2004 trip doesn’t include a visit to our country. How can we arrange to meet with you in 2004?

Answer: My 2004 trip plan won’t be finalized until June. If you are on my schedule for a meeting, I’ll find a way to either extend my trip or adjust my route to include a visit to your country. As long as you are flexible on a meeting date, we will meet this year.

8. Question: Are their limits to the number of clients that you will assist with the Venture Capital Profits Strategy?

Answer: Yes. Our goal is to ensure that all our clients achieve the Venture Capital Profits exit. To do so will require our time and effort to help clients with exports, arrange Mergers and Acquisitions that move the company in the right direction, help list our client companies on regional U.S. Stock Exchange and handle the Investor Relations that will ensure a strong, sustainable share price for our client company's shares. We haven't set a fixed client limit. However, it may be necessary to do so in January 2005.

CLIENT COMPANY OPERATIONS:

1. Question: In what bank must the client company maintain its bank account?
Answer: In whatever bank the company is currently using or may choose to use as the company’s bank. Beowulf Investments intends to use a Net bank money transfer service, such as egold to remit Private Placement funds to our clients. So our client must open a free account with egold, or another Net bank transfer service.

2. Question: How much control over our company would Beowulf Investments and the public shareholders expect from us?
Answer: We assume that you know how to run your company and, using the Venture Capital Profits Strategy, you know how to build it into a US$100,000,000 multinational corporation. Unless a serious problem becomes evident, we don’t intend to interfere with your business operations.
We expect that you will supply a quarterly unaudited financial statement that will be published as a news release in the United States. And, there is the REQUIREMENT that you have an annual audit and it is submitted to us by or before March 31 of each year.