CummingHome.com established almost 4 years ago has recently announced a national business expansion and opportunity and formed a new corporate entity HomeTown Times, Inc. to operate as HomeTownTimes.com. HomeTownTimes.com is launching a national expansion plan to duplicate the successful proven business model of CummingHome.com. This national expansion will eventually include as many or more than 235 top national marketplaces including the top 100 Advertising markets.

These markets are in either the best growth cities and counties
or in areas known as the top ADIs (Areas of Dominant Influence) or DMA (Designated Marketing Areas.) that represent those select top markets that both offline broadcast media and online Internet media consider the standard for the best advertising and growth markets in the nation.

Each HomeTownTimes.com publication is an independently owned Internet community center for hometown events, an online forum, classified ads, business yellow pages directory, community photo gallery, sports, coupons, health guides, and fresh news features about each local community, businesses, and events.

"This is a home town home based business that gives an extradinarily unique opportunity to ordinary people." Jim Harrell, President of HometownTimes Inc.

This opportunity may be for you if you are someone who wants:

• control of your time for things that matter
• to be respected and appreciated for what you do for a living.
• to feel accomplished in your work.
• a chance to attain your real potential income.
• to really change the quality of life for you and your family, and
• to have an opportunity to contribute significantly to the lives of others.

BACKGROUND:
Cumminghome.com was started in July of 2003. The purpose was to create a grass roots alternative for many needed services in a growing community, such as: news, business directory, advertising and community outreach.

"Our goal was to create a commercial solution that would make Internet technology more effective on the local level." Steve Carter, Founder and CTO

"Today, our server receives over 8 million hits per month, across 8 independent sites that were developed largely by word of mouth and our efforts creating
strategic alliances in local markets with other key media and community groups."

INVITATION TO THOSE SEEKING A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY:
HomeTownTimes.com is looking for intelligent people in local home town available markets with a passion for embracing radical change. A sales and marketing aptitude and an optimistic attitude are a must. The successful candidate will spend most of their time meeting new people and sharing this new concept for business. No direct knowledge of Internet technology is required. Hometown Times, Inc. will provide all of the technology, training and support required to make your venture as easy as possible. Home Town markets will be assigned on a first approval basis.

HOW WE OPERATE:
This is an exclusive business opportunity to become the owner and Publisher of a local online news and community publication site similar to Cumminghome.com.

Our vision is to create a network of "hometown Internets" nationwide, then use the power of our network to deliver next generation Internet reader and business services and applications and as well as attract large scale national advertisers. All local site owners will share in the wealth. We will maintain and constantly add new interactive features and community and reader services to these sites.

THE INITIAL STEPS TO WORKING WITH US:
A one-time license and setup fee covers an exclusive territory, software licensing and training. A nominal monthly fee covers hosting, maintenance, operations, upgrades and tech support.
The investment is low, the potential is unlimited, long term, and residual. There are also multiple opportunities for income streams
in addition to direct sales of Advertising on each individual home town Publication site.

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