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Description: 2006 Lexus GX - 4 Dr Wagon Sport Utility State of Origin: NEW YORK

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Registrant: Name: CYNTHIA GERMANOTTA SSN: 234-90-xxxx Address:  135 W 70TH ST APT 1A, NEW YORK  NY 10023-4462 Tag Number: TWO4ME Issue State: NEW YORK Earliest Registration Date: 6/30/2006 Latest Registration Date: 6/30/2006             Business Information Filing Number: F93000004059 Name: COMPUTER CALLING TECHNOLOGIES INC. Name Type: LEGAL standard mailing address: 135 E ORTEGA ST SANTA BARBARA, CA 93101-1674 original mailing address: 135 EAST ORTEGA SANTA BARBARA CA 93101 FEIN: 133671332 Business Type: FOREIGN FOR PROFIT Status Date: 08/25/1995 Foreign State of Incorporation: DELAWARE Foreign/Domestic: FOREIGN Foreign Incorporation Date: 09/07/1993 For Profit: YES JOSEPH, GERMANOTTA Title: VICE PRESIDENT Contact Type: OFFICER Type: CONTACT 425 W WEST END AVE APT 1-C NEW YORK, NY 10024 NEW YORK NY 10024 425 WEST WEST END AVE., APT. 1-C

Press release of GuestWiFi stating they are headquartered in New York City which is Ladygaga's home

Pronto, Spot On Networks, and Guest WiFi offer fast and cost-smart solutions for integration of customer service & Tier I/ Tier II network support in real time

GuestWiFi Successfully Merges Customer Service and Network Support into Spot On’s NOC for Quick Cost-Savings and Enhanced Service on Pronto's UniFi OSS Managed Services Platform. Spot On Networks, headquartered in New Haven, CT, provides communications and internet services to businesses and residential subscribers. GuestWiFi, headquartered in New York City, provides network design, installation and management of Wi-Fi in hotels. Each company developed its business on Pronto Networks’ UniFI OSS and operates Wireless ISP networks using components of Pronto Networks Managed Services. “Pronto’s Managed Service offering enabled us to focus on the sales and marketing of a new amenity in the hospitality market segment,” says Joe Germanotta, President of GuestWiFi. “As our business evolved from ‘for-pay’ to ‘free-access’, Pronto’s MSP service platform proved a cost-effective way to adapt. Initially we used Pronto’s 24x7x365 customer service but maintained our own Tier I/II network support. As our business grew, so did the demands our customers made on customer service and network support. We began to look around for a solution. Spot On Networks provided a very cost-effective one.” I think our experience with Spot On will become a model for how a WISP can enhance service without investing in an expensive operations center and a substantial training and payroll commitment.” Joe Germanotta of GuestWiFi “Early on we decided it was crucial to maintain direct relationships with our WiFi subscribers and the management of the buildings where we provide service,” explains Richard Sherwin, President of Spot On Networks. “So we built our own customer service and network operations center in New Haven. This gave us a way to turn our real time monitoring ability into real time problem solving. We realized neither subscribers nor building management would tolerate anything less than quick, personal attention. Providing that has been a big part of our success. Now we have figured out how to share that with other WISPS.” Both GuestWiFi and Spot On Networks deploy network architecture that includes leased line broadband connections, multiple wireless access points and a Pronto Service Controller or Gateway. The Pronto device provides the authentication and login pages, the walled garden features, and the traffic management capabilities that enforce the user's Service Level Agreement. “With the exception of the access points, our network architecture is basically the same as GuestWiFi’s architecture,” Sherwin explains. “Since we both utilize Pronto Networks controllers and gateways and the UniFI OSS, we were able to seamlessly merge GuestWiFi’s customer service and Tier I/II network support function into Spot On’s network operation center.” GuestWiFi simply ported its existing 800 number to Spot On and we quickly integrated its 24x7x365 customer service function into Spot On’s system.” “Spot On Networks added responsive and rapid network monitoring and Tier I / Tier II technical support for GuestWiFi,” confirms Germanotta. “It was a very cost efficient way for us to enhance the service we provide. I think this will become a model for how a WISP can enhance service without investing in an expensive operations center and a substantial training and payroll commitment.” “We had a very smooth transition,” Germanotta adds, “and are very pleased. Now, customer service representatives speaking with hotel guests can communicate real-time issues directly with engineers in the network operations center. As a result, situations that may affect multiple users are proactively resolved. Since we partnered with Spot On, the number of customer service calls has gone down and customer satisfaction has gone up.” “Our network operations team is very hands on,” Sherwin explains. “For example, if we get multiple calls from one location, say a particular hotel, our customer service manager immediately escalates this information to the Tier I engineer who investigates the OSS location information and reacts. If one or more access points are down, our engineer calls the site, notifies management of the problem, and talks them through power cycling the units. Sharing customer service network information with Tier I/Tier II support in real-time makes a significant improvement in network reliability and customer satisfaction. And for the hotel front desk or building management to get this information in real-time is unique and is the quickest way to get a frustrated user on line.” “This is all possible because of Pronto’s components,” Germanotta repeats, “and our experience can easily be duplicated through Spot On by any other service provider utilizing Pronto systems and components.” Spot On Networks provides Wi-Fi Internet service in MultiFamily residential buildings in major U.S. cities using the Pronto UniFi Wi-Fi Managed Services platform. GuestWiFi provides wireless Internet service to hotels across the United States. Pronto Networks provides carrier-class Operations Support Systems (OSS) that enables network operators to deploy and manage WLAN networks. Both Spot On and GuestWiFi rely on Pronto systems and components.