Alternet provides m-commerce and e-ticketing cashless payment services, for the government, financial, utilities and mobile telecommunications market, in North America, Latin America and the Caribbean market.

Alternet History

Alternet Systems, Inc (“the Company” or “Alternet”) was incorporated in 2002. In 2007 it acquired TekVoice Communications, Inc. In the first quarter of 2008 the company vision and objectives where redefined and a complete restructuring of its operations and capital structure was achieved. Combining the high tech transaction and communication solutions, with strategic alliances with China Potevio, TCPS of China and Utiba of Singapore, a unique e-ticket solutions offering was created in Latin America. This high technology global alliance was formed to exploit the Company’s advantageous positions in the Americas and tap into a multi-Billion e-ticketing/transaction market.

Company Highlights

- Nevada Corporation trading under the ticker ALYI.OB - Experienced Management Team in Information Technology, Finance, Telecommunications and Latin America

- Miami Headquartered with regional office in Vancouver, Canada

- Established in 2008, the Alternet Alliance, includes partnerships with TCPS of China, Utiba of Singapore, and China Potevio

- Over $300 Million in Sales Pipeline over the next 3 Years

Our Users

The target user for Alternet’s offering is the middle and low income classes who utilize mass transportation, remittances, mobile phones, utilities and are driving growth for new services. The Company’s “Target User” utilizes mobile phone services (voice and data), public transportation, pre-paid services, receives remittances and lives in an urban center. The high growth within our target markets may temporarily slow down, but the long term growth rates are sustainable for years to come with a strong likelihood of accelerated levels due to increased interest from China, Russia and India along with a stable influence from the US. This growth will be coupled with a spike in purchasing power as they continue to acquire wealth by its consumer growth, elevated commodities pricing and foreign investment flow.

Benefits for our clients and partners

• Increase market penetration. Go for underserved population segments, and grow the total revenue pie. Mobile m-commerce can serve primarily to reduce the cost of deploying customer touch points into lower income or more remotely located population segments (the “deployed base” view).

- Mobile-as-ATMs can enable merchants to become cash-in/cash-out points

- Mobile-as-POS can serve to substitute cash and electronically capture transactions at the store.

- Mobile-as-Internet-machines can allow customers to transact remotely (sending remittances, paying bills) without having to physically access a service point.

• Sell more services to existing customers. Develop new products that target unmet needs of existing customers. These new services could exploit the new functionality available through a smart cars or a mobile phone (e.g., location awareness, under the “new functionality” view) or its value as a personal technology (the “new way to interact” view). In the latter case, the mobile phone would act as a service “presentation” and delivery channel, its main utility no different than an Internet machine.

• Retention of most valuable customers. Protect the roughly 20 percent of customers who bring roughly 80 percent of the value, offering them a quality and breadth of service that will make them less vulnerable to churn. Having information and unlimited transactional capability in a customer pocket (the mobile-as-Internet-machine or a stored value contactless card), our clients and partners may be able to propose new services to their customers in a much more targeted way.

Key Alternet Advantages

- Alternet Global Alliances

- Management Experience in Latin America, Europe and the United States

- Prepaid Cash Business Model

- Mass Market Appeal

- Long Term Contracts Structure