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Hunter,

I hope this email finds you well. I was speaking with Tim Egan and we
both thought it was appropriate to reach back out to you regarding a
new venture called tru.ly. Just to fill you in on the WeGov front, the
company has been moving ahead and generating revenue through its B2B
hosting services, essentially hosting sites, bulk email, CRM and our
advocacy tools, its a cash cow business and we are currently exploring
the sale of the company, which includes the B2C platform, which you
were pitched on some time ago.

I made the decision ten months ago with the support of our DC based
verification partner to start tru.ly. Tru.ly, which launched in
February, provides individuals in over 130 countries a credential
based on government issued data. Users can use this credential to
prove their identity on a peer to peer basis, user to site or offline
in the real world via biometric technology as well as QR and NFC.
Short term we provide services such as e-commerce protection, age
verification and social media verification. Long term, as we see
credit cards go to the mobile device, tru.ly is building the
foundation for verified electronic identification. As you may know
there has been alot of movement in this space from within the
government, we are currently part of the conversation with the new
NSTIC (National Security for Trusted Identity in Cyberspace) which is
under DOC.

We have completed a seed round and we have now begun to raise our
series A. As it turns out our data provider has hired an M/A firm to
sell, we have made an offer to buy and are currently negotiating. This
would give us a database of over 2 Billion, government issued records
and a cash flow positive book of business. I would love to make
sometime to catch up and tell you more about what we are doing.
Attached, is a deck on tru.ly, if interesting we can dive into the
acquisition.


Best,

David


David Gordon
Founder & CEO
tru.ly, Inc

http://tru.ly/David
Twitter: @trulyverified