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Saturday, 02/15/2014 10:43:34 AM

Saturday, February 15, 2014 10:43:34 AM

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Email from Andy Fellner:

Good morning

As you are aware, I can't discuss anything that is not public record, but there are things I can respond too that
may make what the company is doing make more sense to you and other shareholders.

To begin, I do not have control over the investors that are buying shares at $.0001 so there is nothing I can do or say to make them buy or sell shares on the open market. It is strictly their own decision as to what to do and when,

I do want to make it clear that I am not selling shares of any kind on the open market, in fact, I have not sold a single share of my own stock since I started the company in May of 2010, nor have I received any salary and I have loaned the company hundreds of thousands of dollars to continue operations.

I have tried to raise money for the company since its inception and was successful for a while but toward the end of last year the company was nearing collapse which can be verified by looking at the year end financial statements filed with the OTC and I could no longer support it, so it was either raise money or close the company down.

I chose to raise money instead of ceasing operations and am doing it with the Reg A that was approved by the SEC on January 17, 2014. The shares being sold are through this Reg A so not only has the SEC seen the Offering, they commented on it and eventually approved it so they are well aware that the company is selling shares at $.0001 as they are the ones that allowed the company to do so,

If people want to file claims with the SEC, that is fine as I am doing nothing wrong and in fact I am doing what I am supposed to do which is raise money so that company continues to operate for the benefit of the shareholders.

I hope you and other shareholders will begin to see why I am doing what needs to be done or the company would be out of business and the shares would be worthless. At least doing it this way, everyone has a chance to eventually benefit because the company is still operating.

Sincerely,

Andrew Fellner
President
STBV