2006
• SDI & Locus join together to form created the co-branded Calling Card

• Locus launches new VoIP service (FonByNetSM) to its extensive portfolio
  of prepaid products

• Locus establishes a branch office in Seoul, South Korea to enhance the company’s
  expansion in Asia as well as further develop its current business in the U.S.

• O2 WirelessSM GSM airtime becomes available at over 47,000
   participating Western Union Agent locations nationwide

• Tedeschi’s Food Shops, Inc. offers O2 WirelessSM GSM prepaid wireless
   service at 210 convenience stores located throughout New England

• Locus expands its operations including a 10,000 square foot, 100-seat
   state-of-the-art call center as well as a new and expanded east coast
   Distribution Center

2005
• Locus is the first MVNO to launch prepaid GSM to independent distributors
  nationwide. Four new GSM brands include – CallPlus® Wireless GSM,
  Locus® Mobile™ GSM, O2 WirelessSM GSM and POPSM

• Locus’ Calling Card division successfully launches GEO Asia and GEO Africa,
  which represent the best and most competitive alternatives for end-users looking
  to reach the Middle Eastern, Asian and African calling card segments.

2004
• Locus launches two new national CDMA prepaid wireless brands –
  VIVASM Prepaid Wireless and Locus® PlatinumSM.

• Locus introduces automated replenishment for Calling Cards and Wireless
  Airtime, allowing end-users to purchase and automatically load airtime over the
  phone (through a Customer Care IVR) without using a PIN.

|• Locus announces ActFastSM a quick and fully automated way to activate
  Locus prepaid wireless phones.

2003
• Prepaid wireless business doubles and Locus introduces O2 WirelessSM a
  ground breaking 15 cent flat rate product with free international LD calling.

• Calling card traffic reaches 2 billion minutes for the year, increasing our total
  switch capacity by 40% over 2002.

• LOPEDS, Locus’ Point-Of-Sale system, is launched and sales transactions for
  the year reach over 66,000.

2002
• Locus continues as one of the largest U.S. prepaid wireless resellers with over
  100,000 customers.

• Introduces NO-PIN™ and EZ Balance Recharge™, innovative features that
  make Locus calling card services easier and less costly to use.

• Local Access calling card service expands to Dallas, Houston, Phoenix,
  Portland, San Diego and San Francisco.

• With annual calling card minutes well over the 1 billion minute mark, Locus
  expands its VoIP bandwidth for international call termination and installs its
  tenth network switch.

2001
• Locus becomes one of the country's leading prepaid wireless resellers with
  over 70,000 customers.

• Calling card Local Access service is added in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago and
  Seattle. Monthly traffic approaches 80 million minutes and all switch capacity
  is upgraded to 160 T1s.

• To meet the increasing demand for its services, Locus extends Customer Care
  24 hours a day, 7 days a week by installing an Interactive Voice Response system.

2000
• Locus is named by Inc. Magazine as one of the "fastest-growing New Jersey
  small companies".

• Wireless presence expands into the top 30 U.S. metropolitan markets with the
  launch of CallPlus Nationwide PCS, a digital prepaid service.

• For the year, Locus carries over 700 million long distance minutes, adds four
  more 160 T1 capacity switches, installs VoIP gateways for larger volume   
  international terminations and builds a Newark, NJ switching facility.

• Locus enters the long distance carrier wholesale market, leveraging its scale and
  network management capabilities.

1999
• With growing success, CallPlus Wireless® service launches in Los Angeles,
  Philadelphia, Boston, Washington D.C., Seattle, Baltimore and Las Vegas.

• Locus introduces Local Access calling card service, providing customers with
  more economical rates. Annual calling card traffic doubles, exceeding 500 million
  minutes. A fifth switch is installed to handle rapidly increasing network minutes.

• Locus enters into agreement with GeoCapital Partners for $10 million in equity
  financing to fuel continued growth.

1998
• With year end monthly minute traffic at 30 million, Locus' annual minutes cross
  the 200 million minute threshold.

• To handle continued growth, a Los Angeles switching facility is established and
  switch capacity is expanded.

• Locus expands its product portfolio, introducing CallPlus Wireless® service in
  New York City.

1997
• Locus calling card traffic increases to 10 million minutes a month and network
  minutes for the year hit 106 million.

• Switch capacity and the platform are upgraded to a National Applied Computer
  Technologies STX.

1996
• Monthly calling card traffic exceeds the one million minute mark. Year end
  minutes of use are over 41 million.

• Locus installs its New York switching facility and a prepaid platform, the Talking
  Debit International System.

1995
• Locus successfully launches three calling card affinity marketing programs with
  Korean Air, Samsung Electronics, and Japan Tobacco.

• With the introduction of the CallPlus® branded calling card, monthly traffic triples,
  reaching nearly five million minutes for the year.

1994
• Locus introduces its first long distance calling card product, Smart Call, targeting   international and business travelers, and does $100,000 in business.

• Monthly calling card traffic grows 4-fold and Locus installs its first long distance
  switch, the VX System.

1993
• Locus Telecommunications begins selling the voice mail system.