Dear Valued Customer;

 Since our commercial launch on February 14, 2003 we have worked hard to build Ash Creek Wireless into what I had envisioned as an affordable and reliable
 high-speed method of accessing the Internet.  For many of us in rural Polk and Marion Counties, wireless Internet was our only broadband option.  In the
 nineteen months since launch we have added nearly three-hundred customers to the system.  I would conclude that the plan was sound.

 In September of last year I entered into preliminary discussions with a local businessman who owned StayWireless in Stayton, Oregon.  As our discussions
 continued through the winter a definite synergy began to develop.  We agreed to merge our two networks and to provide our customer base with some new
 enhanced services.

 On June 30, 2004 our plan became a reality.  Both Ash Creek Wireless and StayWireless were acquired by Corridor Communications Corporation (“Corridor”)
 a publicly traded company (CORR.OB). When the transition is complete all Internet services will be provided by Eagle West Broadband, a member of
the Corridor family, and will be marketed under the brand name speedpal.com.  Both the Corridor and Eagle West Broadband corporate offices will be located in
 the Salem area.

 What will this merger mean to you as an Ash Creek Wireless or StayWireless customer?

 BILLING

·          The first thing you will notice is that your billing statement now originates from Mesa, AZ.   Eagle West Communications, Inc. is a cable television
 company also owned by Corridor.  Since they already had an automated billing system in place it made sense to integrate our billing into theirs.

·          Statements will be mailed near the end of the month and will be due upon receipt.

·          This first statement is late because of the tremendous effort and coordination involved integrating 200+ customers in such a short time.  There will
 undoubtedly be some errors on the statements.  We apologize for any errors and ask that you call the 800 number listed on your statement to resolve them.

·          For the short term your payments will still be accepted at the PO Box 321 address in Independence.  However, you should arrange to send your payments to
 the address provided on the statement as soon as possible.

·          Unfortunately, ACH payments will no longer be available.  For those interested, our new billing system does accept credit card payments.  Call the 800 number
 listed on your statement if you wish to setup credit card payments.

CUSTOMER SERVICE

·          Eagle West Broadband now has a local Customer Care/Tech Support team available to assist you with any Internet access issues.  Customer Care can be
 reached at (503) 363-0140.

·          As always, my cell phone number (listed below) will be available to you.  If you are not receiving the attention you expect from Customer Care
please give me a call.

  SERVICES

·          In my new roll as President of Eagle West Broadband I will continue to be responsible for both the “system development” and daily “operations” of
 our entire broadband network.

·          Eagle West Broadband will soon be offering enhanced services to our customers.  These services will include Voice-over-IP, SPAM blocking,
FREE Hotspot service and more. 

There will undoubtedly be a “few bumps in the road” as we restructure ourselves but I truly believe the end result will be in your best interest.  We ask for your
 patience and would appreciate any suggestions on how we might improve our service.

 Sincerely Yours

 John L. Conley
President
Eagle West Broadband
503-510-2020

john@speedpal.com