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Title: SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT
Date: 8/29/2005

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                                                                    EXHIBIT 10.4

                           SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT

 

         THIS SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT ("Agreement") is entered into as of the

2nd day of September, 1999 by Taurus TeleSYS Inc., a Virginia corporation

("Licensor"), Global Travel Network LLC, a Delaware limited liability company

("Licensee") and Etravnet.com, Inc., a Delaware corporation ("Parent").

 

                                    RECITALS

 

         A. Licensor has developed and is the sole owner of a proprietary

computer software product called "T-Gate," a description of which is set forth

on Exhibit A ("Software") that links computers through the Internet, telephones

and facsimile machines.

 

         B. Licensee is in the travel industry and is desirous of using the

Software in its business.

 

         NOW, THEREFORE, the parties hereto agree as follows:

 

         1. License of Software.   Subject to the terms and   conditions set forth

in this   Agreement,   Licensor   grants   to   Licensee,   and   Licensee   accepts,   a

worldwide,   nontransferable,   exclusive   license   (the   "License")   to   use   the

Software and any derivations thereof,   including any enhancements,   upgrades and

new versions, solely within the Field of Use. Licensee is not granted any rights

with respect to the Software (or any derivations   thereof)   outside of the Field

of Use. "Field of Use" is defined solely as those services normally performed by

travel   agencies   as   of   the   date   of   this   Agreement,    including   obtaining

reservations    for   the   following:    (a)   hotel,    motel   and   other   temporary

accommodation facilities for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days; (b) rental

of   automobiles   for a period   not to exceed   thirty   (30)   days;   (c) travel on

aircraft,   trains and boats;   and (d) vacation   packages,   sightseeing and other

travel destinations.   Licensor reserves all rights not expressly granted in this

Section 1.

 

         2. Term and Termination.

 

            (a) Initial   Term and Renewal   Term.   Initial and renewal   terms are

subject   to early   termination   of this   Agreement   pursuant   to   Section 2. The

initial   term of this   Agreement   shall be for a period of four years   after the

date   of   notification   by   Licensor   to   Licensee   that   software   is in a form

available   for use by Licensee.   It is agreed and   understood   that although the

initial term will begin when software is available   for use,   Licensee will make

an initial   deposit of Twenty Five Thousand   Dollars   ($25,000)   with signing of

Agreement.   Additional   payments   due as part of minimum   royalty   would be paid

based on the beginning   date of the initial term as based on the software   being

available for use by Licensee.   During the four-year initial term, Licensee will

be required to make   minimum   royalty   payments and in the event   percentage   of

royalty on sales exceeds the minimum payment, then Licensee would be required to

make these payments as well.   The quota on royalty will not be considered   until

the   parties   enter   the   renewal   term   which   are   years   five and six of this

Agreement.   During the renewal term, it is understood that annual royalty income

paid to Licensor from transactions processed through T-Gate Software must exceed

Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000) minimum royalty payment for at least one or the

two year   renewals.   The renewal term,   which   consists of   continuous   two-year

automatic   renewals   requires one of the two years that the Licensee exceeds the

annual minimum   royalty due. For example,   if in year five royalty is Fifty Five

Thousand Dollars ($55,000)   earned,   and in year six Forty Five Thousand Dollars

($45,000) is earned, Licensee will have met his minimum quota and would have the

right to renew for an additional   two-year term.   Licensee is required to notify

Licensor sixty (60) days prior to the end of each term if he plans to renew.   In

the event

 

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Licensee does not maintain minimum royalty as described herein, additional

renewals will be at Licensor's discretion.

 

            (b) Early Termination.   Licensor or Licensee shall have the right to

terminate   this   Agreement   for a material   breach of this   Agreement   after (i)

providing   the   breaching   party with   thirty (30) days'   prior   written   notice

describing the nature of the material   breach and (ii) the breaching party fails

to cure the   described   breach   before the   expiration   of the   thirty   (30) day

period.

 

            (c)   Failure   to   Pay   License    Fees,    Royalty   or   Support   Fees.

Notwithstanding   any provision in this   Agreement to the   contrary,   if Licensee

fails to pay timely any Initial Term License Fee (defined   below),   Renewal Term

License Fee (defined   below),   Royalty   (defined   below) or Support Fee (defined

below)   due   pursuant   to this   Agreement,   Licensor   shall   have   the   right to

terminate this Agreement on five (5) days prior written notice to Licensee, with

respect to the payment of any Initial   Term   License   Fee,   Renewal Term License

Fee, Royalty or Support Fee, provided Licensee fails to cure the breach within a

fifteen (15) day period.

 

         3. License Fees and Royalty.

 

            (a) Initial Term.   Licensee   shall pay to Licensor a   non-refundable

license fee ("First Year License Fee") of Fifty   Thousand   Dollars   ($50,000) as

follows:   (i) $25,000 in   immediately   available   funds on or before the date of

this   Agreement;   (ii) $12,500 in immediately   available   funds on or before the

date six (6) months   after the date   Licensee is   notified by Licensor   that the

software is   available   for   Licensee's   use   ("Availability   Date");   and (iii)

$12,500   in   immediately   available   funds on or before the date nine (9) months

after the   Availability   Date.   Licensee   shall pay   Licensor   a   non-refundable

license   fee   ("Second   Year   License   Fee") of Seventy   Five   Thousand   Dollars

($75,000) in immediately available funds, in four installments, on or before the

tenth (10th) day of each calendar quarter after the end of the first anniversary

of the Availability Date.   Licensee shall pay Licensor a non-refundable   License

Fee ("Third Year License Fee") of Fifty   Thousand   Dollars   ($50,000),   Licensee

shall pay Licensor a   non-refundable   License Fee ("Fourth Year License Fee") of

Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000). First Year, Second Year, Third Year and Fourth

Year,   Licensee shall be referred to   collectively   as initial term License Fee.

The Initial Term License Fee shall be treated as a non-refundable prepaid credit

against any Royalty (defined below) due as set forth in Section 3(c).

 

            (b) Renewal   Terms.   If Licensee   elects to renew this   Agreement in

accordance    with   Section   2(a),    Licensee    shall   pay   Licensor   an   annual,

non-refundable   license   fee   ("Renewal   Term   License   Fee") of Fifty   Thousand

Dollars ($50,000),   payable in quarterly installments,   in immediately available

funds on or before the tenth   (10th)   day of each   calendar   quarter   during any

Renewal Term. The Renewal Term License Fee shall be treated as a   non-refundable

prepaid credit against any Royalty due as set forth in Section 3(c).

 

            (c) Royalty.

 

               (1)   Calculation   and   Payment.   During the Initial   Term and any

Renewal Terms, Licensee shall pay to Licensor a royalty ("Royalty") of Three and

75/100   percent   (3.75%) of Licensee's Net Sales   (defined   below).   The Royalty

shall be paid   monthly on or before   the tenth   (10th) day of each month for the

previous   month's Net Sales.   The Initial   Term   License Fee or the Renewal Term

License Fee, as the case may be, shall be applied against the applicable Royalty

 

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such that no Royalty shall be due until the Royalty   amount   exceeds the Initial

Term License Fee or any Renewal Term License Fee, as the case may be.

 

               (2) Audit.   At its sole   expense   (except as provided in the last

sentence   hereof),   Licensor,   or its   designee,   to verify   calculation   of the

Royalty,   may   inspect   and/or   audit all   business   records of Licensee no more

frequently than monthly during Licensee's   regular business hours upon seven (7)

days prior written notice.   If an audit, as certified by an independent   auditor

reasonably acceptable to Licensee in the exercise of its reasonable   discretion,

discloses an   understatement   by Licensee of any monthly   Royalty of one percent

(1%) or more, Licensee shall immediately pay all deficiencies,   plus ten percent

(10%) annualized   interest.   If an audit by Licensor discloses an understatement

of any monthly Royalty of five percent (5%) or more,   Licensee shall immediately

pay,   in   addition to the amount of the   understatement   and ten   percent   (10%)

annualized interest, Licensor's reasonable fees and costs of such audit.

 

               (3) Net Sales   Defined.   For   purposes   of this   Agreement,   "Net

Sales"   shall mean   Licensee's   gross   revenues   received by Licensee or paid to

Licensee or its   designee(s)   or   affiliate(s),   as a result of any   transaction

processed using the Software or any derivation thereof, including any upgrade or

enhancement   of the Software or derivation   thereof,   less only: (a) credit card

processing   fees paid by   Licensee to third   parties as   standard in   Licensee's

industry,   (b) less any fees paid to third party providers of travel services or

products made   available to the customer,   (c) sales,   value added or comparable

taxes   collected   and   paid   by   Licensee,    and   (d)   deductions   for   returns,

cancellations,   adjustments   or   refunds.   Net Sales shall be   calculated   using

generally accepted accounting principles, consistently applied.

 

         4. Support.

 

             (a)   Generally.   Licensor   shall   provide   Licensee   with   technical

development and integration support to enable Licensee to implement the Licensed

Software   ("Development   Support").   In no event shall   Licensor be obligated to

provide support,   technical   assistance,   warranty service or maintenance of any

type to any party other than   Licensee.   Licensor   shall   provide   Licensee with

ongoing maintenance and technical support ("Maintenance Support").

 

            (b) Support Fee.

 

               (1) Budget.   Licensee will provide   Licensor with funding for all

licensor's direct and indirect costs ("Support Fees") of Development Support and

Maintenance Support in accordance with a budget ("Budget") developed by Licensor

and   submitted to Licensee   semi-annually.   Each Budget shall   include,   without

limitation, cost estimates for hardware, software, subcontractor, administrative

and   overhead   expenses   related to the   Software   and   Development   Support and

Maintenance Support to Licensee. Each Budget shall include salaries and benefits

to be paid to Licensor's   employees and fees to be paid to consultants and other

independent   contractors.   Each Budget shall be submitted in writing by Licensor

to Licensee   for   written   approval.   No expenses   shall be incurred by Licensor

without prior written   approval by Licensee.   Licensee shall approve (or provide

written   exceptions   to) each Budget in writing within ten (10) days of receipt.

Licensee agrees to approve a Budget that in its judgment is reasonably necessary

to maintain   the core   competency   necessary   for Licensor to run,   manage,   and

maintain all systems and   personnel   related to the Software   during the Initial

 

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Term and any Renewal   Terms of this   Agreement.   The first   Budget   submitted by

Licensor to Licensee is attached hereto as Exhibit B.

 

               (2) Payment of Support Fees. Licensee shall reimburse to Licensor

that part of the support   fees   actually   incurred by Licensor as   reflected   on

written invoices   submitted to Licensee on a bi-weekly   basis.   Payment shall be

made within fourteen (14) days of Licensee's   receipt of the invoices.   Licensee

requests in writing for additional   work not covered in the Budget shall be paid

upon submission of invoices and documentation of Licensor' costs.

 

         5. Private Labeling.   Subject   to   Section 13,   Licensee   may   use   the

Software in accordance with this Agreement   using   Licensee's own trademarks and

other identifying marks ; provided, however, such use shall in no way (a) effect

a reduction in any Royalty paid by Licensee to Licensor   under the terms of this

Agreement   or (b) require any   increase in the level of   Maintenance   Support or

Development   Support   provided   by Licensor   without   appropriate   Support   Cost

compensation defined in writing under the terms of this Agreement.

 

         6.   Finder's   Fee.   If   Licensor   introduces   Licensee to any person or

entity that purchases a master franchise from Licensee within twelve (12) months

from the date of   introduction   anywhere   outside   the United   States,   Licensee

agrees   to pay   Licensor   a   one-time   finder's   fee   equal   to the   greater   of

Twenty-Five   Thousand   Dollars   ($25,000)   or 20% of the   cash   payment   (or the

equivalent   in   cash   if   Licensee    accepts   other   or   in-kind    remuneration)

accepted/paid   upon the   commencement of the agreement with the franchisee.   Any

further   relationship or compensation may be determined between Licensor and the

master franchisee.

 

         7. Warrant to Purchase Shares of Licensee   Common Stock.   Parent hereby

grants   Licensor,   its   shareholders,   or Licensor's   designees,   a warrant (the

"Warrant"),   in the form   attached   hereto as Exhibit C to purchase   two percent

(2%) or 100,000   shares,   whichever   is greater,   of the issued and   outstanding

shares of Parent's common stock on the date of grant,   subject to   anti-dilution

provisions.   The   Warrants   shall have a term of five (5) years and the Exercise

Price   of the   Warrant   shall   be   $5.00   per   share   of   common   stock.   If the

price-per-share   of   common   stocks   offered   to   investors   is   less   than   the

Licensor's Warrant price of $5.00 per share, the Licensor's Exercise Price shall

be adjusted based on a rat


 
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