Attachment ATTACHMENT 1

This document pretains to ITC-T/C-20110318-00074 for Transfer of Control on a International Telecommunications filing.

IBFS_ITCTC2011031800074_873056

Answer to Question 10:

63.18(c):       Please direct any questions concerning the Parties and this application to:

                Patrick D. Crocker, Attorney                      Tel:   (269) 381-8893
                Crocker & Crocker, P.C.                           Fax:   (269) 381-4855
                The Kalamazoo Building                            Email: patrick@crockerlawfirm.com
                107 W. Michigan Avenue, 4th Floor
                Kalamazoo, MI 49007

63.18 (d):      Protel Advantage, Inc. d/b/a Long Distance Services was authorized by the Commission
                to provide switched resale service in File No. ITC-214-19961209-00620 granted January
                31, 1997.

Answer to Question 13:

        The Estate of Scott Lee currently holds 83.2% of the shares in the Company. The Estate will
close in the first quarter of 2011. Prior to the closure of the Estate, the shares must transfer to the
beneficiaries of the Estate. Upon receiving the shares from the Estate, the Transferees will own or control
89.2% of the shares in the Company.

        The Petitioners do not seek to transfer Company’s operating authority in connection with this
proposed transaction. Following consummation of the transaction, Company will continue to operate
under the same management without interruption.

        The transfer of control of the Company to the Transferees is in the public interest. This
completion of this transfer will foster competition in the telecommunications market. Company will
continue to provide service under its existing name. As a pure shareholder transfer transaction completed
at the ownership level of Company, the proposed transaction will not affect the Company’s day-to-day
operations or customers. The Company will operate as it has in the past, providing services to customers
under the same rates, terms, and conditions as before and retaining the same assets used in the provision
of those services.

         Consequently, the transfer of ownership will be transparent to and have no adverse impact upon
the Company’s customers. Settling the issue of ownership with the transfer to Transferees eliminates
uncertainties which arose due to the unexpected passing of the majority shareholder, and results in an
entity better equipped to compete as a telecommunications service provider.

Answer to Question 20:

63.18(p)        Statement for Streamlined Processing Pursuant to Section 63.12

                This International Section 214 Application qualifies for streamlined processing pursuant
                to Section 63.12 because the applicants are not affiliated with any foreign carriers; are not
                affiliated with any dominant U.S. carriers whose international switched or private line
                services the applicant seeks authority to resell; and do not seek authority to provide
                switched basic services over private lines to a country for which the Commission has not
                previously authorized the provision of switched services over private lines. This
                Application therefore should be granted, pursuant to Section 63.12(a), fourteen days after
                the date of public notices listing this Application as accepted for filing.




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Document Modified: 2011-03-03 16:32:05

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