Eric Beans

I've done research on that.

I haven't really compiled our numbers yet.

It's a little too early because we've been out for about 18 months to understand how long we're going to keep customers and what an average customer is.

Plus, we're getting ready to raise our costs here or our minimum price here in the next couple months.

And we just did in the beginning of the year.

Right now, what I'm seeing and what I expect is that people will stay with us if we're making them money.

We tend to become a lot more...

People tend to like us a lot more once they start to make money with our product.

We don't have contracts, so we'll see.

It's a different type of model because I don't lock people in.

I'm hoping that the product does that for them.

Um, last month was a higher month because I did actually pay per clicks.

I started pay per click, uh, for the first time, but I didn't have any data costs.

Um, so we paid, I think 800 and some dollars last month for, uh, for 850 for pay per click costs.

I gave some to investors.

You know, I've kind of set my minimum at 50.1.

I know it's fairly useless because you have voting shares and you can keep control that way.

So I'm aware.

But that's sort of my target.

I have about 20.5 percent of the company available for a capital raise right now.