October 31, 2005

This End User License Agreement ("EULA") is a legal agreement between
you (either an individual or a single entity) and the Author of QIP.

Please note that this EULA limits the Author of QIP's liability and the Author
of QIP does not provide warranties for the performance and functionality of
QIP. This EULA also limits your remedies.

QIP is intended for general audiences. You represent and warrant that you
have adequate legal capacity to enter into binding agreements such as
these Terms of Service. Note that the QIP is NOT for use by children
under 13 years of age. You represent and warrant that you are at least 13
years old.

Please read this EULA carefully and be sure that you understand it.

You must review and either accept or reject the terms of this EULA before
installing or using QIP. By clicking the "I ACCEPT" button or "I AGREE"
button or installing or using QIP, you acknowledge that you have read all
of the terms and conditions of this EULA, understand them and agree to
be legally bound by them. If you do not wish to be bound by this EULA,
you may DISCONTINUE using QIP. YOU CANNOT USE QIP UNTIL YOU
HAVE ACCEPTED THIS EULA.

This EULA shall apply to any use of any version of QIP, if any QIP EULA is
not marked with a more recent date than this EULA.

THE CONCEPT OF QIP. QIP is an unique closed source computer
program for immediate cross-Internet communication. QIP is created and
developed by the Author of QIP and first released in April 2005. The
acronym QIP stands for "QUIET INTERNET PAGER".

You understand that QIP may not be consistent across all platforms and
devices and some features offered by QIP may vary depending on your
computer and other equipment. Versions of QIP exist for PCs only.

The BASIC FUNCTIONALITY of QIP enables its users to see who else is
online and available and then easily contact them with text messages in
real time sent through a public server. There are many more features in
QIP catering to the very basic needs of people to interact.

QIP supports enabling a file transfer feature. The Author of QIP considers
that peer-to-peer way of communicating jeopardizes the security of the
communication. In a sense not peer-to-peer way of communicating has
proven to be more secure than peer-to-peer way of communicating. You
acknowledge that, as with most Internet applications, there are certain
risks associated with accepting or downloading files through QIP. Such
risks include but are not limited to (1) damage to your computer, (2)
damage to any data or files stored on your computer, (3) other users
viewing your IP address, and (4) files you share with other users being
redistributed and used without your knowledge. If you do not wish to be
subjected to these risks, you are advised not to enable and use the file
transfer feature.

The Author of QIP appeals for enabling users of different networks to
interoperate. The Author of QIP takes into consideration the fact that some
THIRD PARTIES have taken it upon themselves to develop and host their
own networks and servers operating under the supported by QIP protocol
for immediate cross-Internet communication or an alternative protocol. The
Author of QIP hopes that those THIRD PARTIES will convince enough of
the immediate cross-Internet communication clients-using community to
switch the preferences in their client software to utilize these new server
addresses. Thus those THIRD PARTIES could move a rather large
segment of people off of some large companies' networks, thus causing
those large companies to rethink their strategy and potentially forcing them
to link their networks to these public networks and servers.

QIP is designed to be a successful solution that enables its users to
efficiently deploy immediate cross-Internet communication, and most
importantly to connect to public servers for immediate cross-Internet
communication which are developed and hosted by THIRD PARTIES
who share the idea of enabling users of different networks to interoperate.

TRANSLATION. The Author of QIP may offer localized and translated
versions of QIP or of this EULA. The Author of QIP is not necessarily the
author of the translation.

You are aware that any non-English text provided, whether during the
installation process, in any of the QIP dialogs is a translation of the original
English text, and is provided for convenience only. The translated text may
be incomplete or inaccurate. The Author of QIP does not warrant or
guarantee the accuracy, correctness or completeness of the translation. In
the event of any inconsistency between the translated text and the original
English text, the English text shall prevail.

OWNERSHIP. QIP is licensed, not sold. You acknowledge that QIP is the
property of the Author of QIP. Title to each copy of QIP and all related
intellectual property rights embodied in or represented by QIP will remain
with the Author of QIP at all times, as will all other rights not explicitly
granted to you under this EULA.

LICENSE GRANT. This EULA grants you the following rights, free of
charge:

(a) The Author of QIP grants you a perpetual, personal, non-exclusive,
non-transferable limited license to install and use QIP in object code form
on any computer or device from which you wish to access the public
servers developed and hosted by THIRD PARTIES who share the idea of
enabling users of different networks to interoperate, and to use QIP for the
sole and exclusive purposes of connecting to and using the above
mentioned servers in accordance with this EULA.

QIP is provided to you on an "AS IS" basis, for your private personal use
only, subject to the terms and conditions of this EULA.

(b) You grant the Author of QIP an unrestricted, royalty-free right to use all
feedback you report to the Author of QIP. Any comments or materials sent
to the Author of QIP including feedback data, such as questions,
comments, suggestions, or the like regarding QIP (collectively
"Feedback"), will be deemed to be non-confidential. The Author of QIP will
have no obligation of any kind with respect to Feedback and will be free to
reproduce, use, disclose, exhibit, display, transform, create derivative
works, and distribute the Feedback to others without limitation. Further, the
Author of QIP will be free to use any ideas, concepts, know-how or
techniques contained in Feedback for any purpose, including but not
limited to correcting and/or enhancing QIP.

RESTRICTIONS AND LIMITATIONS. You agree to comply with the
following restrictions and limitations:

You may not sub-license, or charge others to use QIP without first
obtaining written permission from the Author of QIP. You may not sell,
assign, grant a security interest in or otherwise transfer any right in QIP or
incorporate it (or any portion of it) into another product. You may not
translate, reverse-engineer or reverse-compile or decompile, disassemble,
make derivative works from, or otherwise attempt to discover any source
code in QIP. You may not modify QIP or use it in any way not expressly
authorized by these EULA. You may not obtain the communications
protocol used by QIP for accessing the above mentioned servers or any
other servers. You may not alter or remove any copyright, trademark,
patent, or other protective notices contained in or on QIP.

You further agree to abide by all laws and regulations in effect regarding
your use of QIP, and you agree to indemnify the Author of QIP for any
damages incurred as a result of a violation of this section.

You may not authorize or assist any third party to do any of the things
described in this paragraph.

QIP will NOT automatically update and upgrade itself when it is launched,
if an upgrade or update of QIP is available. You may continue, if
technically possible, to use prior versions of QIP after QIP is updated or
upgraded.