Competitive Companies, Inc. (CCI) is a Nevada Corporation with its principal offices in Riverside, California. The Company began operations in 1998 to provide telecommunication services of data, voice and video to multiple dwelling units (MDU’s) throughout concentrated tier one market areas of the United States. As Congress passed “open access” legislation to the MDU marketplace, larger and greater capitalized organizations made it exceedingly more difficult for the Company to compete. Thus CCI has refocused is concentration to the rural communities of America’s Heartland to deliver data and voice utilizing fixed wireless as its primary delivery choice.

CCI has assessed a management team with collectively more than 30 years of telecommunications experience including RF engineering, software development, automation design and deployment, technical and customer support and direct design, development and deployment of wide area networks in rural communities. The Company is aggressively extending its current fixed wireless footprint across America’s rural communities utilizing its unique partnership programs.

Opportunity

There are purported to be more than 5,000 WISP’s in predominately rural areas representing an estimated 1,000,000+ broadband subscribers throughout North America. CCI plans to capture approximately 200 WISP qualifying under its due diligence program representing approximately 100,000 broadband Internet subscribers within a thirty six (36) month period. Management believes it can partner and/or acquire these operations by offering its unique back office services along with the much needed capital difficult for most rural WISP’s to obtain through conventional financing means. CCI’s unique partnership program is designed as a “buy-in” rather than a “buy-out” strategy giving CCI management sufficient time to review and analyze the WISP operation over time.

This time-based review process allows CCI to acquire only the best WISP candidates thus mitigating or reducing risk commonly associated with new acquisitions. Additionally, the Company will earn fees and subscriber income without personnel cost and potential contingent liabilities. Final acquisitions can be accomplished with the Company’s publicly traded shares and or cash or combination provided by its multiple capital raising options.