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To: marcos who wrote (101)	1/10/2001 3:24:31 PM
From: Clark Kent	Respond to of 8273

marcos, here is the IR email I received........... found at greystonecapitalcorp.com 1. Back in late 1999 (WW subsidiary) GCI announced the start of development commencing a $9,000,000US contract ($14,000,000cad) with IMS Inc, of Livonia, Michigan, sponsored by IRAP-TPC (Industry Canada). This contract hinged upon them being able to produce a working prototype that could be marketed and sold to their clients. On January 18th at a meeting for brokers and analysts, WW will be unveiling the working prototype! This is incredible news and is why we mention it first. Do you realize that this contract is worth more than the current market cap of WW? Do you know how many companies are trading at 500 times projected earnings? This is a hardware deal and the margins are approximately 40%. These are the margins that WW is expecting and is typical in the industry for this product. This means that WW will make a profit of approximately $5,600,000cad over the five years that this contract is in place for! (that is around $0.18 earning per share over that five year period!). Remember, this contract kicks off in the next 30days. This is extremely exciting as GCI is the only division of WW that is not entirely self-sustaining. Now that they are poised to release this product, WW is that much closer to posting a profit. Frost & Sullivan (the foremost authority in the Robotics and Emerging Technology Industry), endorsed GCI by stating it had on of the top 10 plant automation software technologies in the world. FURTHERMORE! GCI will sign off on the first phase of the General Dynamics contracts by month end. This paves the way for the second phase to begin shortly. The second phase of this project should yield shortly another 7-figure purchase order. 2. Quadstar, (WW subsidiary) has announced a licensing agreement with Microsoft owned, Great Plains. In speaking with management, they expect to have this firm sell 25 licenses over the next year. This software is worth approximately $150,000 per license and could generate over $3,000,000 in profit. Technology staff at WW is working extremely hard to have the product ready to interface with Great Plains software in the next 4-6 weeks. Once this is done the product is ready for clients to purchase. We here at Greystone expect huge events from Quadstar over the next year. We would not be surprised to see them sign other huge licensing agreements with other software distributors over the next few months. FURTHERMORE WW is in final negotiations with a major market leader in the CRM arena as well as major supplier of software to manufacturing industries. Stay tuned for news releases from WW in the next month. 3. TNT, (WW subsidiary) is in the process of developing distribution agreements for its Smart Telco Switch for the North American market. The switch has been installed with a handful of TNT's customers for the past 12-18 months. The Beta phase is complete and the company has begun to mass market the product. The Telco switch allows for employers and employees alike to access their corporate files from any telephone-access location in a safe and secure manner. This positions them to play a key role in wireless applications as well. As of December 1999, there were roughly 1.8 million businesses in Canada alone. Of which, 1.4 million businesses have 4 employees or less. The SOHO (small office home office) business in its attempt to provide state of the art service is concerned with escalating IT costs. The Smart Telco Switch allows businesses to operate more efficiently without high telecommunications investment. In an addition to the sales and marketing activities for the Smart Telco Switch TNT is currently developing an Internet security product that will safe-guard highly sensitive internet security communications and transactions. Stay tuned for more updates on the progress of TNT leading edge technology. In conclusion, things are definitely optimistic for WW. We feel that this is merely the tip of the iceberg. WW is diligently working at striking other deals, contracts and alliances in an effort to deliver a solid and profitable company to its shareholders. Please feel free to contact our Canadian representative if you have any further questions. As there are thousands of potential and current investors we would encourage you to email Dean Hiebert at greystonecapital@sprint.ca <mailto:greystonecapital@sprint.ca> . Dean can be reached by phone at (905) 257-4978, however we are aware he is currently swamped with calls and may have to get back to you as soon as he has a free moment!