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Earn Attractive Annual Yields by Investing in Renewable Unsecured Subordinated Notes issued by Zanett, Inc.

Zanett, Inc. is an information technology company that provides specialized IT solutions through its operating subsidiaries to Fortune 500 corporations, middle market companies and large government agencies.

Founded in 2000, Zanett is headquartered in New York City. Zanett's
common stock trades on NASDAQ under the symbol ZANE.

A renewable unsecured subordinated note is a promise to pay the principal and interest on the note to the holder by Zanett, Inc.

An investment in the notes involves certain risks, including business risks related to Zanett, which are described in the prospectus and on the FAQ page of this web site. These risks include the potential loss of principal invested. The notes are not bank certificates of deposit.

The notes are not insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Securities Investor Protection Corporation or any other agency or company. They are obligations of Zanett only.

The notes are being offered directly by Zanett as a new financing.

Terms range from three months to ten years
Interest payment options available
Interest rates are fixed for entire note term
Investments of $25,000 or more earn higher interest rates.

Securities offered through Sumner Harrington Ltd.
Member FINRA /SIPC

Investment

Opportunity

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Earn Annual Yields
up to 13.20%

$1,000 minimum investment
Terms range from three months to ten years
Internet payment options available
Interest rates are fixed for entire note term
Investments of $25,000 or more earn higher interest rates

An investment in the notes involves certain risks, including business and litigation risks related to Zanett, which are described in the prospectus. These risks include the potential loss of principal invested
The notes are not bank certificates of deposit.
The notes are not guaranteed or insured by the FDIC or any other entity.
The notes may not be suitable for all investors.
The notes are illiquid due to significant transfer restrictions and the lack of a secondary market.
Zanett has substantial senior debt that could impair its ability to repay the notes.