The Green Baron Report

Friday, August 20, 2010 – Before Market Open

Green Baron New “Stock Alert”

Convenience TV Inc.

(OTCBB: CRPZ – $.101 per share)

www.CStoreNet.com

Common Shares Outstanding / 53.7 million

Market Cap / $5.42 million

High Since PR of Acquisition 7/13/10: $.38

Low Since PR of Acquisition 7/13/10: $.08

Average Price / $.2063 (50-day)

Average Volume / 119,023 (50-day)

Convenience TV Focuses on Convenience Store Industry to Provide Advertisers and Retailers with Digital Full-Motion Screens to Increase Sales

Convenience TV Creates Private TV Networks to Allow Clients to Take Advantage of $3.7 Billion / year “Out-of-Home” Advertising Market

Phase One Roll-out Starts Strong; Aims to Quickly Gain 100 Locations in Los Angeles; Inks Advertising Contract with CW Network for WWE Smackdown; Recent Private Placement Successfully Completed at .20/Share

Green Baron Believes Strong Management Team will Quickly Secure Locations and Aggressively Grow this Explosive Advertising Business; CRPZ Stock Fundamentally and Technically Positioned For Huge Move Higher Particularly over Near-Term

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Over the past 10 years, marketing and advertising has gone through tremendous change. It is clear that the Internet, out of home digital advertising, and mobile media is receiving many of the advertising dollars that used to go to print media. The Green Baron Report is in search of companies that will benefit from this shift, and today we would like to introduce our members to one that we believe will be wildly successful and should be actively accumulated now.

The Green Baron Report is officially initiating coverage of Convenience TV Inc. (OTCBB: CRPZ) as a new Green Baron “Stock Alert”, and we strongly suggest members accumulate CRPZ as close to our profile price as possible. Results compiled from the most recent trade prior to dissemination of this report to the subsequent high will be closely monitored at www.thegreenbaron.com and through email updates to members. We have very aggressive price projections for CRPZ and believe the stock has huge upside potential based on several positive fundamental factors.

TRADER’S NOTES: CRPZ is a fully registered and reporting company traded on OTCBB and OTCQB. The stock is represented by several active market makers and the spread ranges from less than a penny to a few pennies. When the merger of Convenience TV was announced on July 13, CRPZ rallied quickly to hit a high of .38 per share. Shortly thereafter, a successful private placement was announced when investors bought stock at .20 per share. CRPZ traded very actively in mid-July and even traded a record 1,283,043 shares on July 22.

However, the volume dropped off when the general market weakened in late July and August, and the price of CRPZ weakened as well. CRPZ has spent the majority of August trading between .10 and .20 per share. The stock put in a new low recently at .08 per share and now appears to us that it has bottomed and is beginning a new rally. Again, we suggest members who wish to actively trade CRPZ to utilize Free Level II CRPZ Market Maker Quote.

Convenience TV Inc. is now part of a burgeoning sector of the digital signage industry called Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising. OOH is that which is seen away from one’s home, and is one of the fastest growing methods of advertising media sales today.

Convenience TV has contracted with groups of high-traffic convenience stores to create and implement in-location flat screen TV display systems, called Captive Audience Networks. These TV networks are an important vehicle for Advertisers as they deliver both entertaining content and targeted advertising to each retail location at the time of purchase.

The programming can be up-dated quickly and is tailored to meet the specific clients’ need for increased sales, customer enjoyment and brand reinforcement. In return, Convenience TV receives substantial revenues based on industry standards.

About Convenience TV Inc.

Convenience TV is focused on the Convenience Store Industry and provides their clients with an "in-location" TV network. The Network is designed to deliver both entertaining content and targeted advertising on a demographic basis to each retail location. In addition, the Network delivers promotional advertising tied to products within the retail location. The programming can be up-dated quickly and is tailored to meet the specific client's need for increased sales, customer enjoyment and brand reinforcement.

Advertisers

Convenience TV provides an advertiser access to millions of consumers where and when they are shopping. Convenience TV programming allows the advertiser to pinpoint the exact demographic they wish to expose their products or services to, with complementary programming designed to attract the consumers' eyes to the screens.

Convenience TV can broadcast ads across their entire network, designate specific regions, cities or even deliver them to an individual location allowing advertisers the ability to launch very specific demographically targeted campaigns.

Retail

Convenience TV provides a networked platform connected to flat panel screens strategically placed within a customer’s store. Its philosophy is based on content driven programming designed to create a new and unique consumer experience.

Convenience TV’s unique programming strategy provides demographically targeted content while at the same time interfacing the retailer’s marketing calendar to increase same store sales and allowing the retailer to communicate directly with the customer.

Why is the Industry so explosive?

Advertisers have begun searching for newer, better and more measurable ways to get their message across to consumers. As the internet competes with television for the attention of consumers in their homes, there is increasing opportunity for Out-Of-Home advertising. It has become an important battleground for advertisers. Not only can the results be accurately tracked, but this approach also gives the retailer control over the content that is displayed in their store.

Growth Strategy

Convenience TV’s growth strategy is to build its network throughout the major marketing areas across the country. The Company has geared a phased expansion program of 500 locations through 2011, growing to 1000 by mid 2012, and culminating in 7500 stores by the end of 2015.

Digital Signage is the future for Advertising and its industry is destined for growth ... Convenience TV provides an investment opportunity in which one can take an active part in that development.

If you shop, dine, or have your car washed, you will become witness to this segment of the Out-of-Home advertising industry.

Executive Summary - Overview

The American Association of Advertising Agencies states that “Out-of-Home‟ (OOH) advertising, that which is seen away from one’s home, is one of the fastest growing methods of advertising media sales - behind only online and brand placement, within entertainment programming. Shop, dine, or have your car washed and you will become witness to Out-of-Home advertising by way of in-store media networks.

C- Store Network (CSN) will pursue exclusive agreements with a variety of Convenience Store Operators to provide them with an in-location TV network. CSN has a relationship with Universal Distributing Co. Ltd., to organize location acquisitions. Universal currently has Reps that focus mainly on the Convenience Store Industry with a variety of products. Universal covers approx. 40 States which include the top 50 DMA‟s. The Network is designed to deliver both entertaining content and targeted advertising on a demographic basis to each retail location. In addition the Network delivers promotional advertising tied to products within the retail location. The programming can be up-dated quickly and is tailored to meet the specific clients‟ need for increased sales, customer enjoyment and brand reinforcement.

The Industry - Background

Frost & Sullivan, the respected global growth consulting firm, estimates that by the year 2010, advertising on U.S. and Canadian networked displays will be a $3.7 billion-a-year business. The Wall Street Journal, on July 21^st 2005, noted that new technologies are transforming out-of-home advertising. As advertisers find it harder to reach consumers through television and radio, the increasing array of out-of-home ads is looking more attractive.

Business Model

C-Store Network LLC customizes the installation at each store depending on the particular stores configuration and size. In general CSN installs one 42 inch LCD screen in the highest traffic area of the store (generally in the cooler section) and one 32 inch LCD screen in the cash area. Currently CSN purchases the screens from LG. CSN is constantly reviewing the products of all screen manufacturers to ensure that it receives the best price possible. Currently the playback computers are purchased from Dell. CSN also reviews all playback device manufacturers to ensure that it receives the best priced equipment.

CSN supplies all the equipment and programming and Ad sales on a revenue sharing basis. Revenue from advertising sales is split with the location on a net basis (after all costs of the network are deducted). Revenue splits may vary from customer to customer.

CSN signs a 5 year agreement with the location owner that contains a 3 to 5 year renewal option. The renewal is at the sole discretion of CSN.

Target Market

The C-Store Network has targeted the Convenience Store market for these reasons:

· Overwhelming number of locations overall (167,000+)

· Large In-Store traffic – national average 1500 people per day

· Easy to establish a large “captive audience “

· Minimal deployment costs as targeted stores are on average 2000 sq. ft.

· Large “Male Audience” in the hard to reach 18-44 age group

· Multiple Vendors as Advertising Prospects

Network Deployment

The company plans a phased roll-out of 7500 locations

· Phase One - Install 100 stores in Los Angeles creating a network in the # 1 “Out of Home” ad purchasing market in the US

· Phase Two - Contract and Install 100 stores in San Francisco and 45 stores in San Diego, making CSN a Regional Network

· Phase Three - Contract and install stores in New York and Chicago – the # 2 & 3 “Out of Home” advertising markets

· Phase Four – Complete the top 10 Demographic Marketing Areas (DMA‟s) thereby becoming a National Network

· Phase Five – Complete installations in the top 50 DMA‟s.

Network Installation

CSN contracts the In-Store installations to several independent installation companies, the largest is USSI. Average cost for a two screen placement is $800.00 – this amount is included in the $3,900 overall installation cost. This includes: 2 LCD Screens; 1 Player; assorted wiring; assorted brackets; and, the physical installation of the equipment. CSN is responsible for any and all damage to its equipment while installed at the store.

Operational Costs

CSN provides the Network Operations for all installed locations. CSN combines all corporate and Network costs into a combined “cost per location” as follows:

· 0 - 100 stores = $415.00 per month per store;

· 101 - 200 stores = $365.00;

· 201 - 300 stores = $320.00;

· 301 - 400 stores = $305.00;

· 401+ stores = $290.00.

CSN Revenue

CSN will receive its revenue from two main and two ancillary sources:

Main:

· Ad Sales - Nationally contracted to Outcast Media Inc. and SeeSaw Networks;

· Physical Product Sales – CSN when either selling the locations or organizing the locations to take on products that they currently do not sell, will receive a commission on products sold to the stores from those companies wishing to promote their new products on a direct basis.

Ancillary:

· Digital Downloads of ringtones, songs and games - CSN receives a special code that signifies a CSN location when initiated and from that sale, CSN will receive a commission;

· Outbound Text Messaging campaigns - CSN is paid a percentage for each text message when using a promotion or service provider introduced to its stores.

Growth

In all, there are over 167,000 convenience stores in the United States. C-Store Network plans to contract 7800 of those using the services of Universal Distributing Co. Ltd. and Outcast. CSN is the preferred network for the “Inside of the Store” where Outcast supplies their fuel pump network. CSN‟s goal is to have the 7500 stores installed and running within the next 5 years.

Advantages of the C-Store Network

The results are increased sales and profitability:

· Greater message impact by using full-motion, full-color video

· The ability to change the message faster, more easily and less expensively than replacing printed signage and POS material

· The ability to change the message based on time of day, day of week--even due to weather

· The ability to efficiently and inexpensively provide regional, local and even site-specific programming

· Reduces the length of time required to deploy new promotional programs

· Offer product partners a more relevant/cost-effective merchandising platform

· Ability to reduce merchandising clutter by promoting multiple products and perishables in the store and at the right time

· Drives purchasing decisions increases product sales for brands

Recent Key Press Releases

Thursday, July 22, 2010 - Convenience TV's Advertising Deal With the CW Network for WWE Smackdown - LOS ANGELES, CA - (MARKET WIRE) - Convenience TV Inc. (OTCBB: CRPZ) announces that their initial advertising contract promoted the very popular TV show WWE 'Friday Night Smackdown' on national television's The CW Network.

Mr. Norman Knowles, President and CEO, said: "It was gratifying to complete our first advertising contract with such a high-profile network show like 'Smackdown’. Additionally, it shows how important our network can be as an advertising vehicle, not only for retail products found in the locations carrying our network, but also for non-related companies that wish to generate awareness for their products whether those are automobiles or entertainment."

The ads were placed during ratings sweeps to help increase The CW's viewership for the program. The ad campaign aired on Convenience TV's C-Store Network. Thirty second commercials promoting viewership ran during a 40 day period. The commercials detailed the premiere and launch of 'WWE Friday Night Smackdown.' The CW Commercials ran in Los Angeles and Chicago highlighting the local CW affiliate carrying the show.

Tuesday, July 20, 2010 - Convenience TV Chooses Los Angeles for Their Phase 1 Expansion - Convenience TV Inc. (OTCBB: CRPZ) wishes to announce that it has begun operations in Los Angeles, California, by completing the installation of its first 5 locations. In addition, 10 new location agreements have been completed with installation dates slated for later this month. These 10 installations will increase the company's LA network to 15 locations providing the basis for their planned expansion throughout the area.

Mr. Norman Knowles, President and CEO, states: "Given the timing of our network installations, Los Angeles posed the best launching pad. The Digital Signage Industry has created remarkable opportunities for product advertising, and that, coupled with the high in-store traffic counts throughout the Los Angeles area, should provide Convenience TV with a great marketing platform," he said.

Thursday, July 15, 2010 – Convenience TV Inc. Closes Private Placement - Convenience TV Inc. advises that its initial, non-brokered Private Placement of $250,000 has been successfully subscribed. A total of 1,250,000 shares were issued at $0.20 USD.

Norman Knowles, President and CEO of Convenience TV, said today, "We are extremely pleased with the support we have received from investors for this initial funding. These funds will be used on operations intended to expand our network footprint in the Los Angeles area."

Tuesday, July 13, 2010 – Convenience TV Inc. Completes Acquisition - Convenience TV Inc. (OTCBB: CRPZD) (formerly Costa Rica Paradise Inc.) wishes to announce that on April 1, 2010 it entered into an acquisition agreement (the "Acquisition Agreement") with Global Fusion Media Inc., a company incorporated under the laws of British Columbia ("Global Fusion"). According to the terms of the Acquisition Agreement, it agreed to acquire all of the interest in C-Store Network, LLC ("C-Store") from Global Fusion in exchange for 36,000,000 shares of its common stock.

On May 5, 2010 it closed the transactions contemplated by the Acquisition Agreement and acquired C-Store as its wholly owned subsidiary. Going forward, the company has abandoned its former real estate business, and will focus on the business operations of C-Store. C-Store is a media and advertising company which, through a network of in-location televisions installed at various convenience store locations, focuses on direct advertising to store customers throughout North America.

"We are thrilled to have successfully completed this reverse merger," said company President and CEO Norman Knowles, "as we are now able to present an exciting and quickly expanding company to North American investors. We are excited to now be a part of the Digital Signage industry, which is taking the advertising business to new heights. In the near term, we will focus our expansion in the Los Angeles area, then move on to the other top marketing areas," he said.

Management

Norman Knowles, President, Chief Executive Officer and Director - Mr. Knowles has spent the last 20 years developing location-based networks within the retail and hospitality industries. Mr. Knowles extended this expertise through a company he co-founded, Your Choice Networks, which delivered an entertainment and advertising platform to the Quick Serve Restaurant (QSR) industry. For the past several years he has consulted and developed content and advertising strategies for emerging location-based networks. Mr. Knowles has owned and operated and continues to be employed by Universal Distributing Co. Ltd. a private distribution and consulting company since 1976. From December 2004 through April 2005, Mr. Knowles was engaged as a consultant for and partner in Your Choice Network LLC., and from April 2005 through September 2007 Mr. Knowles was a shareholder and consultant to Fusion Media Inc., a privately held advertising company. After leaving Fusion Media Inc., Mr. Knowles helped with the founding of Global Fusion Media Inc., a privately held media company.

Rick Thomas, Vice President Advertising – Mr. Thomas owns and operates MediaRich Marketing, a product placement and sponsorship marketing company specializing in partnering brands with television, radio and online media outlets. The company has placed products on shown in prime time to local television programming, and has developed sponsorship opportunities for brands interested in deepening their exposure on selected media. The company has worked with TV programs on ABC and NASCAR Angels; and The Today Show; as well as cable networks including Fox News Channel, MSNBC and CNN. In addition, MediaRich Marketing has worked with radio stations across the country to create product integration and promotion strategies that give away various products to radio station listeners in exchange for mentions on-air. The end result of each campaign is to drive sales, build brand recognition, generate leads or increase web-site activity through the use of product placement and sponsorship marketing.

Greg Trevor, Secretary, Treasurer, Chief Financial Officer and Director - Mr. Trevor is a graduate from the University of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada. His background includes: 15 years of financial services experience with Canadian institutions, and 12 years as an agent and marketer for clients in the toy and game industry. His role encompassed all aspects of the production, distribution, marketing and sales processes. Since his retirement in 1999, he has taken on various consulting roles. From 2001 to 2003, a Canadian company in Lagos, Nigeria hired him to administer an 80 member multi-national staff where he acted as Corporate Liaison to senior business, financial and government leaders during the implementation of a property tax program for the State Government. In 2004, he consulted on a building project in Dubai, UAE. In 2005 he returned to Canada where he consulted to a private leasing firm. Since July 2006, has consulted to Global Fusion Media Inc., a privately held media company.

Green Baron Conclusion

Convenience TV has clearly identified a huge new advertising market it can effectively penetrate and service through a management team that is strongly connected to the industry. Management will initially prove and deliver numbers in Los Angeles, and therefore has positioned its headquarters in that city to actively initiate and maintain its network.

We expect the Company to publicize developments as it successfully meets each goal. We anticipate that Convenience TV will quickly add many more retailers, new advertisers, and expand its programming. The Green Baron Report has confidence that Convenience TV will exceed its goals and grow its network faster than most think.

Success should bolster confidence that will translate into a higher stock price. Recently, private investors paid .20 per share for stock that is usually priced at a significant discount to market for these types of investors. Now, CRPZ stock can be purchased at a price that is a fair clip lower than those investors bought in. Recent weakness in the general stock market and a lack of news over the past three weeks has provided what we believe is an ideal buying opportunity. We think CRPZ is another candidate to at least double or triple from the current share price over the near-term.

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