WHY SHOULD YOU READ THIS NOTICE?

I. The parties have proposed to settle this lawsuit. Because you may be a member of the "Settlement Class," as that term is described below, your legal rights may be affected if the settlement receives final approval by the Court.

II. WHAT IS THIS LAWSUIT ABOUT?

The plaintiffs in this lawsuit are two current and former members of the Commission Junction ("CJ") Network who entered into either a publisher service agreement ("Publishers") or an advertiser service agreement ("Advertisers") with the defendants. They contend that the defendants did not do enough to monitor the CJ Network for the use by third-parties of software programs that do not comply with CJ's Publisher Code of Conduct and are intended to steal or divert commissions from Publishers and Advertisers on CJ's Network ("Non-Compliant Software") or to monitor for or prevent third parties from engaging in the theft or "hijacking" of commissions from Advertisers and Publishers on CJ's Network.

VIII. WHEN IS THE COURT HEARING AND WHAT IS IT FOR?

On January 5, 2009, at 10 a.m. the Court will hold a public hearing at the United States District Court for the Central District of California, 255 East Temple Street, Room 750, Los Angeles, California 90012, for the purposes of determining whether the preliminary certification of the Class was proper and whether the class should be certified for purposes of the settlement, whether the proposed Settlement is fair, adequate and reasonable and should be approved, and whether to approve Class Counsel's application for attorney's fees and expenses.