Common use of Prohibited Services Clause in Contracts

Prohibited Services. The Company and Individual hereby acknowledge that the Shares are not issued, and do not and shall not involve the following “strictly prohibited” service categories: i. Shareholder communications services (i.e. preparation of press releases or other publicly disseminated information regarding the issuer); ii. Arranging for or affecting merger transactions which cause a private company to become publicly traded; iii. Capital raising services; iv. Internet or other newsletter writers who “tout” the issuer’s securities, recommend the issuer’s securities or who otherwise simply discuss the issuer’s business; v. Spam email services; or vi. Any other service which relates to the publishing or dissemination of information “that reasonably is expected to influence the price of the issuer’s securities.”