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CEASE TRADE ORDER ISSUED AGAINST PLAIN INVESTMENTS AND EXECUTIVE MARKETING

Released on August 28, 2006

The Securities Division of the Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission has issued a Temporary Cease Trade Order against: Plain Investments Inc.; its President Gerald Blerot; Executive Marketing and Strategies Ltd.; and its principals, Jean Sayers, Jennifer Sayers and Ryan Sayers.

Blerot, through Plain Investments Inc., solicited Saskatchewan investors for money to invest in Executive Marketing. Executive Marketing is a company based in Calgary that buys tickets to concerts and sporting events at a discount and resells them.

Gerald Blerot lives in the Storthoaks district in Saskatchewan. In 2006, Blerot has raised substantial sums of money from investors and has, through Plain Investments, invested this money into other companies. Blerot and Plain Investments continue to solicit investors for money.

"The temporary order was issued because Blerot, the Sayers, Plain Investments and Executive Marketing are not registered to trade in securities or act as advisors in Saskatchewan," Deputy Director of Enforcement for the Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission Ed Rodonets said. "Executive Marketing has not filed a prospectus and obtained a receipt for it from the Commission."

A copy of the Cease Trade Order may be found online at www.sfsc.gov.sk.ca under "Enforcement Orders."

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For More Information, Contact:

Ed Rodonets
Financial Securities Commission, Securities Division
Regina
Phone: (306) 787-5850
Email: erodonets@sfsc.gov.sk.ca

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