DATIGEN.COM, INC.Reconveyance Agreement • November 14th, 2000 • Datigen Com Inc • Services-business services, nec
On or about January 5, 2000, Steven Lloyd ("Lloyd") assigned all right, title, and interest in and to the computer software programs and websites (including domain names) designated as WebTest, Forman, Userpro, Visual Telnet, File Manager, Ping Pong, Sentinel, E-Read, Datigent.com, Datigent.org, Datigent.net, Inshift.com, Inshift.org, and Inshift.net, and all technology (including, without limitation, software, scripts, data files, and other electronic data and source and object code) necessary to create, maintain, and operate the computer software (collectively the "Product") to Datigen.com, Inc., a Utah corporation formerly Atomic Giant.Com, Inc., ("Company") in exchange for 200,000 shares of the common stock of the Company (the "Shares"). The parties now desire to unwind the transaction by reconveying the Product to Lloyd and returning the Shares to the Company.
