WIRELESS AGE COMMUNICATION ( Seite 3)

1. Does the company have enough cash for the next phase and is there an influx of cash coming that will avert a squeeze.

Wireless Age is currently in the process of seeking additional working capital and capital expenditure financing to accommodate the growth anticipated next year. We are optimistic that the incremental financing will be non-dilutive.

2. What gives WLSA any type of advantage in the marketplace? What is to stop it`s competitors from doing what it`s doing, and what is WLSA doing to maintain whatever market it has?

We are reluctant to answer questions regarding competitive issues. What we can say is that we have several exclusive arrangements in place that provide an advantage to the company. We also have a very capable management team in Messrs. Cowie, Mackinnon and Poulos (Glenn), running our business units.

3. How is core growth of WLSA without MMWave, relative to core growth with WLSA?

We anticipate that for the period ended December 31, the organic growth for the “non-mmwave” portion of the business will be in the range of 15%.

4. Is Simmonds actually going to buy the stocks from Phantom Fiber, or is he just going to count it as bought since it`s through a company he runs?

This is a matter between a third party and one of our directors. We have no specific knowledge of the matter.

5. What is WLSA`s rough progress (estimated) on it`s wireless works project as a % of completion of the project, and a % of completion of estimated cost.

The Wireless Works project is on budget, and is about 75% complete in terms of its build out of the Niagara region. The build or acquisition in other regions has not yet begun.

6. What are going to be the main catalysts for this stock going forward?

This is not an appropriate question for management to comment on.

7. Does the current stock price represent a bargain for insiders yet?

Management considers the stock price to be a very good value at the recent levels.

8. What are you and WLSA doing to increase interest in the company?

In addition to our portal on the Agora website, Wireless Age is using the services of Stockhouse.ca to reach over 500,000 registered members, and 600,000 unique monthly visitors, all of whom are seeking information on small cap stocks.

9. What about forecasts for 2006?

We will not be making forecasts for 2006 for several quarters. We would like to reassure our shareholders that our company is strong, and we anticipate a very good 2006, however specific guidance for that period is premature.

10. What about the Midland cell phone?

Wireless Age provides administrative services only to Midland. The services provided are primarily in the area of public company compliance. It is more appropriate for their CEO to comment on the plans and progress of the company.

11. If it`s not appropriate to comment on Eiger`s business plan, then at least tell us what per cent of John Simmonds time is now being devoted to WLSA. His involvement in WLSA was a factor in my original investment decision. His part-time status is a concern. If his involvement with Eiger is going to have some positive benefit to WLSA, I`d like to know what that is.

There is no relationship between Eiger and Wireless Age. Mr. Simmonds is our non-Executive chairman and he spends several hours per week with our CEO, primarily on issues of strategy, in addition to time spent as a board member and on various committees. The current CEO, Mr. Poulos, has over 20 years’ experience in the wireless business, including leading mmwave to the #8 position on the Profit 100 list of Canada’s fastest growing companies in 2001 (followed by #21 the next year).

12. If it`s not appropriate to comment on Midland`s business plan, then at least tell us what to expect with WLSA`s 10-20% (I don`t recall the exact number) ownership of Midland stock. Was this a management boon-doggle or will there be some future positive benefit to WLSA?

Wireless Age currently owns approximately 16% of Midland. We believe based on the information that we have, that the investment in Midland will prove to be positive.

13. When are the ``trading windows`` referenced? When is the next window? Do the insiders intend to buy at that time (the next window)? How many windows were there in the past 9 months?

Trading windows for officers, directors, employees and insiders open the date commencing on the third business day after (i) general public release of the Company’s annual or quarterly financial results and (ii) ending two weeks before the end of the then-current calendar quarter. The CEO also has the authority to close a then open window if in his discretion feels that material undisclosed information exists. Since the beginning of 2005, there have been two windows, plus the one that remains open at the time of writing (November 21, 2005).

14. What type of compensation is Agora receiving for WLSA promotion? Is this in cash or stock? What is the amount of cash/stock?

Agora received 100,000 restricted shares of Wireless Age, and is paid a monthly fee of US$2,500.

15. Does the company still expect to have earnings of 5 cents a share for 2005?

We are continuing to strive for 5 cents/share. We are not in a position to reiterate guidance as we are currently investigating some issues surrounding taxation, and percentage of completion of some of our larger projects in mmwave. Five cents remains the goal however.

16. What is the bank overdraft of $410 K for?

Wireless Age operates its businesses through a few separate legal entities. The bank overdraft balance of $410,709 is the sum of outstanding cheques across all legal entities that have not yet cleared the bank account. If as of balance sheet date some of these cheques had in fact cleared the line of credit would have been higher.

17. Did Mr. Simmonds complete the transaction for all shares he publicly stated he was buying at .75?

This is a matter between a third party and one of our directors. We have no specific knowledge of the matter.

18. What do you mean when you say ``investigating other options for listing on a senior North American exchange``? Please explain. Does this imply a buyout or merger? How would you get the $50 million market cap, or does one of the other exchanges not have this requirement?

There are several options open to the company that do not require a $50Million market capitalization. We are investigating these so that the company may migrate off the over the counter bulletin board more rapidly. At this time there are no plans for a merger, buyout or any other business combination.