Luis Hawkins

105 Mt. Welliington Lane Auckland, New Zealand

March 2, 2007

Mr. Berman

Ave. Simon Bolivar 359 Monterrey 6400

Mexico

Dear Mr. Berman,

The other day, I attended a seminar where you gave a presentation entitled "Ideal Renovation. " I found your talk very _____(1)

Our company has been selected to renovate the Hempha Library, which is one of the biggest libraries scheduled to be _____(2) renovations soon, to enhance library services for the community.

It would be of much help to have your ideas and suggestions as a consultant on the project from the outset, _____(3) we are considering how to best meet the needs of the prominent library. We are looking forward to doing business with you.

Sincerely,

Luis Hawkins

Reality television shows are becoming increasingly poplar around the United States. One recent show, Wannabe, depicts a group of five men and five women who live in the same house for several months without contact with the rest of the world. Each week the participants take singing lessons and perform their songs for the audience and the judges. Also, every weekend one participant must leave the program, as they are voted off the show either because of lack of singing talent or because the other participants do not like living with them. The television audience participates in the voting process, and an average of two million votes per week are entered by viewers, either by phone or Internet. The final two remaining "Wannabes" earn a recording contract with a famous company.

Sarah Badler, Director of Marketing and Sales
Victory Cosmetics
29 Singer Ave., 5th Floor 
Los Angeles, CA

July 7 

June Chadwick 
Visitor Promotional Productions
523 Duncan Street, Room 12 
Los Angeles, CA 

Dear Ms. Chadwick, 

We at Victory Cosmetics would like to extend our thanks and gratitude for the wonderful work you and your promotional team have done for our newest line of perfumes. The advertisements you created for both print and television are fantastic. Your promotional strategy has paid off as we've already started earning revenues after just the first sales quarter.

This has been the most profitable launch of any Victory product in the last 20 years. You have done a tremendous job, and we look forward to working with your firm again. With this letter you will find an enclosed bonus check which we would like you to use for a small celebration with your staff. This is just our way of saying thank you.

Sincerely yours,
Sarah Badler 
Director of Marketing and Sales 
Victory Cosmetics  

TO: Gene Lipton
FROM: James Nichols
SUBJECT: Change
DATE: April 8
ATTACHMENT: New script

Hi Gene,

I got the revised script for the Tungsten motorcycle television commercial this morning. The client understands that giving us a new version now is short notice as we are scheduled to shoot on Thursday, but the changes appear to be very minor. Anyway, I will forward the new script to the cast as some of their lines are different, and I've attached a copy for you, too.

Also, I spoke to Noah Pierce at the filming venue and asked him if we could extend the shoot until 8 o'clock. He said there is another shoot after ours at 6 so it wouldn't be possible on that date. However, if we booked the day after, he could extend our shoot. I am fine with delaying filming by a day. If you're in agreement, let me know, and I will confirm the rescheduling with Noah. It will give you the extra filming time you requested.

I'll be out of the office for the rest of the day, so just send a text message to my mobile phone if you have any questions. Thanks, and I'll see you at the production meeting tomorrow afternoon.

James Nichols
Accounts representative
Beetle Advertising Agency

TO: Noah Pierce
FROM: Malory Bateman
SUBJECT: Re: Schedule change
DATE: April 9

Hi Noah,

I got your message about the scheduling change. I understand that James Nichols wants to delay filming by a day. I'm free to do hair and makeup for the TV commercial on April 12 instead of on Thursday, but I have to leave by 6:30 P.M. I have a function at my children's school to attend. This should be fine as I've checked out the script and photos of the actors, and the makeup and hair are going to be straightforward. Additionally, the cast for the production isn't very big, and Juan Carlos will be there to do any necessary touch-ups on hair and makeup anyway. If you need someone there for the entire shoot, maybe ask Diana Watson to fill in, as I don't think she's scheduled for anything on Friday.

Let me know sometime today whether or not you'd like me to do the job.

Thanks!

Malory Bateman
Production staff, Hinterland Production Studios

Invoice Date: April 12

From: Hinterland Production Studios
303 South Van Ness Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90020
To: Beetle Advertising Agency
289 W. 33rd Street, Los Angeles, CA 99328

Payment for the total amount is due within seven days of the billing date. Payment may be sent via direct transfer or made by credit card. For payments by corporate check, please visit our offices at the address above between 9 A.M. and 6 P.M. from Monday through Thursday.

Dear Mr. Pompeii,

On behalf of FRT Electronics, I'd like to thank you for your interest in submitting to us a product proposal relative to the FRT Digital Cell Phone. We always appreciate receiving ideas from independent inventors.

Our firm receives many ideas, suggestions and proposals, and has many of its own projects under development. Nevertheless, we would be pleased to accept your proposal for review, provide it is accompanied by an acknowledgement letter signed and dated by you. Enclosed with this letter, you will find the specific terms and conditions (T&C) of submitting a proposal to FRT Electronic. If these terms are acceptable to you, please sign the document where indicated and return it together with your idea or proposal.

Please note: FRT Electronics will only accept the original copy of the T&C document.

Again, thank you for your time and interest in FRT Electronics. We look forward to hearing from you in the future.

Very truly,

Bob Appleby
Project Manager

Dear Mr. Appleby,

I have reviewed the terms and conditions that were sent to me in a letter dated June 23, 2007. Unfortunately, I spilled coffee on the original document and therefore have copied the terms and conditions for submitting a project proposal to FRT Electronics below:

I understand that:

1. Samples or other submissions will be returned to the submitter only if return postage or freight is prepaid.
2. The company accepts no responsibility for loss of samples in its possession.
3. The company shall pay compensation only in the event it, a) accepts the idea, and b) reaches an agreement with the submitter about intellectual property rights and commensurate compensation.
Note: contracts are drafted on an individual basis and will vary according to the estimated value of the proposed products or idea.

The foregoing terms and conditions are understood and acknowledged:

Charles Pompeii
June 25, 2007

I have also included the project proposal for your review. Thank you again for this great opportunity. I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,
Charles Pompeii