Sulja Bros. Building Supplies, Ltd (SLJB)

[S.A.G.]

REPOST: Letter to Steve Sulja and Petar Vucicevich from your Shareholders

Sunday, December 10th, 2006

In the last four months, you both have definately raised the eyes of many investors. Unfortunately, you have done so in a negative way, because most of what you have stated in your numerous press releases has been unverifiable to your shareholders with no clarification from the company on anything that has been said. We have not been treated fairly and with respect as we should. We feel that the company has used us in a way to capitalize without
giving us any explanation on what is happening to our company.

Any reasonable investor knows that the company needs sufficient time to execute their business plan. Any reasonable investor knows that big business deals are complicated and take reasonable time to materialize and finalize. What we have here is a clear failure on the company's part to keep it's shareholders rightfully informed on the current activities and progress of our company both legally and corporate.

Many here have put a great deal of trust in your numerous statements via press releases and verbal statements to your shareholders. We have had to endure a great deal of patience because although you have stated many times over and over again that we are on the right track to success, we are not given enough information to back up what you are both saying, raising even more doubt.

You have promised audited financial statements many times without providing them. You have stated that you have the audited financial statements at hand only to find out that the numbers were not accurate. You promised them on November 15, 2006 as a clear date while we still sit and wait for them. You have treated us shareholders as if we are not a part of the company and you have both mislead shareholders with continued broken promises.

Most of your shareholders have suffered huge losses because of what you have promised to deliver and have not delivered. If you have delivered, where is it? It's true that no one has put a gun to our heads to make us buy or sell SLJB shares. We made our choices based on the information that was made public at the time by both of you. We have become investors in SLJB based on your statements and promises and we have put a great deal of trust in what you have both said. It's very easy to say to your shareholders to go ahead and sell if we do not believe what you both are saying. It's very easy for you to say that it was our mistake if we have lost money. The truth is that it appears that you do not care at all about your shareholders in any way and view them more as a problem instead of a solution to the current situation. If the company is not happy with the impatient shareholders that are posting on message boards, we have one thing to say about that. You brought this situation upon yourselves by keeping us in the dark. You have brought that upon yourselves by claiming to make more money than some companies on the NYSE with nothing to back up what you have said. It is not our fault that this is happening now. You have no one to blame but yourselves for failing to deliver what was promised to us.

It would be reasonable to say that you both do not have the experience to be running a publically traded company. It is fair to say that you are both better at making deals instead of being in the public eye as you are now. Well, you also brought that upon yourselves because we never asked you to be in this position if you were not qualified to be in it. All we have asked of the company was to keep the promises you have already made to us or let us know if you cannot keep them based on current circumstances. If there is a problem, we need to hear about it. If we are not in the shape we once thought we were in, we need to know. If there are legal issues now that are keeping the company from progress, we need to know that as well. I think you both know this but prefer to not say anything about it for whatever reasons you may have.

Trust is built on keeping your word and being transparent to the shareholders who have put so much into your hands. You are not doing your part in building trust; however, you are doing a fantastic job of killing whatever trust is left. We are no longer going to believe your promises because you clearly do not care about shareholders. You have both already capitalized and appear to be quite happy with what you have accomplished so far. We are the ones left drowning in losses while you continue to do the very things that are putting us closer to a total loss.

We want to make it clear that we will not sit back and let you both get away with this any longer. We deserve to know everything about our company, good or bad and we will do whatever we can as shareholders to make sure that if you are both lying and misleading us about what you have stated and continue to state, there will be legal consequences to deal with because you have clearly not done your part. You cannot blame us for reacting the way we are. You have left us no other choice but to react in the way we are reacting. I assure you that from here on out, unless you do something quick to fix what is broken, things will get very ugly in the investment community as a result of your silence.

If there is one speck of understanding for what you have put us all through, I advise you to let us know what is going on now. We demand a press release ASAP with a transparent explanation for all interested parties to see.

This has gone on way too long and your time has run out. Silence is no longer an acceptable way of communication and we will not stop until we hear the truth.

Sincerely,

Your Shareholders