EQUITY GROWTH SYSTEMS, INC.
                      A publicly held Delaware corporation

           MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS

       A special  meeting of the Board of Directors for Equity  Growth  Systems,
       inc. (the "Board" and the "Company," respectively), was held by telephone
       conference on March 3, 1999, at 2:00 P.M.,  after  provision of notice to
       all  members by  telephone  and  facsimile  transmission.  A copy of such
       notice is appended  hereto as exhibit "A". All exhibits  were provided to
       the participants by facsimile transmission.

       The following Directors were present at the telephone
       conference meeting held on March 3, 1999: Mr. Scimeca, Mr.
       Joffe, Ms. Field, Mr. Chamberlin, Mr. Mark Granville- Smith 
       as attorney in fact for  Mr. Edward "Ted" Granville-Smith,
       Jr.    

       The following Directors were absent:  None.

       The meeting was called for the following purposes:

       Also present as a guest for the purposes of a short
       presentation to the board was Charles J. Champion on behalf
       of Suntel Total Network, Inc..  After  Mr. Champion completed
       his presentation, Mr. Champion was excused and the Board then
       addressed the following business:  

1.     WHEREAS, it appears that time is of the essence for retaining
       an auditor for the purposes of filing a timely 10-KSB for
       1998; and

2.     WHEREAS,  the newly elected  corporate  management  team has reviewed the
       relationship  of the  company  and  Ted  Granville-Smith,  Jr.,  entities
       associated with Mr. Granville-Smith,  Jr., and Jerry Spellman,  including
       entities associated with Mr. Spellman; and

3.     WHEREAS,  Mr.  Spellman  has  represented  that he and/or  entities he is
       associated, have collectively provided at least $130,000 in capital to or
       for the direct benefit of Equity Growth Systems under  arrangements  with
       Ted  Granville-Smith,  Jr.,  calling for Equity Growth  Systems to assure
       repayment thereof (the "Spellman Loans"); and

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4.     WHEREAS, Ted  Granville-Smith,  Jr., has represented (himself and through
       his  attorney  in fact) that he and/or  entities  he is  associated,  has
       provided  at least  $17,000 in  capital  to or for the direct  benefit of
       Equity  Growth  Systems  under  arrangements  calling  for Equity  Growth
       Systems to assure repayment thereof ; and

5.     WHEREAS, Ted Granville-Smith, Jr.,  and the entities he is
       associated,  and Spellman and the entities he is associated,
       have proposed that the Spellman Loans and the Granville-Smith
       Loans be discharged through rescission of the series of
       agreements between Granville-Smith, Jr.  in a number of
       capacities and Equity Growth Systems pursuant to which Equity
       Growth Systems acquired rights to a number of real estate
       assets, as a result of which, pursuant to agreements between
       Granville-Smith, Jr., and Spellman, they would assume all
       ownership rights theretofore are vested in Equity Growth
       Systems, inc.; and

6.     WHEREAS,  in light of the complexities  involved in the LP Assets,  which
       only  Granville-Smith,   Jr.  and  Spellman  understand,   disassociation
       therefrom in exchange for  cancellation  of all  obligations to the other
       Parties, from whatever source, including, without limitation,  employment
       and consulting  agreements,  promissory notes, loans, etc., appears to be
       in the best interests of the stockholders; and

7.     WHEREAS,  in the effort to reasonably  address the issues  involved,  Mr.
       Spellman  has been less than  forthright  in  providing  evidences of the
       alleged indebtedness of the Company or providing an accounting concerning
       the alleged  indebtedness,  and  therefore  it appears  necessary  that a
       determination of the amount of indebtedness,  if any should be determined
       by a Court of Competent Jurisdiction; and

8.     WHEREAS,  time is of the essence for the purposes of  addressing  certain
       issues     concerning     the     negotiation,     execution    of    the
       Spellman/Granville-Smith,  Jr.  Settlement  Recission  Agreement and that
       possible  litigation  as to Jerry  Spellman  and  entities or  affiliates
       associated with Mr. Spellman may be appropriate and necessary; and

9.     WHEREAS,  certain  companies  have  indicated an interest in  negotiating
       certain  consulting  agreements  with the  company  for the  purposes  of
       becoming  reporting  companies  under federal  securities  laws using the
       Company's assistance; and

10.    WHEREAS,  the company is positioned to provide assistance to
       such companies in accomplishing their goals;  and 

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11.    WHEREAS,  Atlanta  Lending  Services,  Inc.,  doing  business  as  Global
       Acceptance  Corporation  has  indicated  a desire to go  public  and said
       company is  interested  in discussing  with the company  various  options
       concerning a reorganization with the Company.

12.    WHEREAS, due to unusual activity in the Companies Securities,  the Yankee
       Companies,  Inc., has  recommended to the board,  with the concurrence of
       General Counsel, that an 8-K be filed immediately  discussing the current
       status of the Company.

       Mr.  Chamberlin  was elected by the members  participating  to act as the
Chairman of the meeting and also acted as secretary,  and after  discussions and
due procedures,  the Board (except for Mr.  Granville  Smith,  who was medically
unable to attend) unanimously adopted the following resolutions:


1      RESOLVED,  that since time is of the  essence,  Director  Penny  Field is
       hereby  authorized  through  March 5, 1999 at 10:00 A.M.  to  negotiate a
       reasonable retainer agreement calling for no more than $5,000.00 in total
       compensation,  with an auditor of choice,  for the  purposes of preparing
       financials suitable for the filing of 10-KSB for 1998. Should Penny Field
       be unable to secure an  auditor  in a timely  fashion,  Director  Charles
       Scimeca is directed to negotiate a reasonable  retainer  agreement for no
       more than $5,000.00 in total compensation with Baum & Company,  P.A., the
       auditors that prepared  financials for the 10-KSB for 1996, and 1997. The
       negotiated  retainer  agreement  will then be circulated to board members
       for the purposes of board approval.

Please Initial:  
Mr. Scimeca: ___ Mr. Joffe: ___ Ms. Field: ___, Mr. Granville-Smith:
___ , Mr. Chamberlin: __.


2.     RESOLVED; that since time is of the essence, Director Charles
       Scimeca in conjunction with the Yankee Companies, Inc. is
       hereby authorized to finish negotiation, with content
       substantially similar to the content of the consulting
       agreements attached hereto and marked as Exhibit, "B, C, D, E
       ", and subject to reasonable due diligence examination of
       each entity,  on behalf of the Company, and to enter
       consulting agreements with those companies seeking the
       services of Equity for the purposes of  becoming reporting
       companies under federal securities laws wherein;  however, 
       Mr. Scimeca will not finalize any consulting agreement with
       any such company wherein he has a personal interest nor will
       Yankee negotiate with any company wherein a principal of
       Yankee has personal interest.  Companies which Mr. Scimeca
       and the Yankee shall begin negotiations with are:  Jersey
       Products, Inc.,  Suntel Total Network, Inc.,  companies which
       Yankee will negotiate without Mr. Scimeca is Gaff, Inc., ( a
       company in which Mr. Scimeca has a conflict of interests, 
       and companies which Mr. Scimeca will negotiate without Yankee
       is Sports Collectibles Exchange, Inc.,  (In which Mr.
       Chamberlin and Mr. Calvo have a conflict of interest).  Each
       negotiated consulting agreement will be individually approved
       by the board.

Please Initial:  
Mr. Scimeca: ___ Mr. Joffe: ___ Ms. Field: ___, Mr. Granville-Smith:
___ , Mr. Chamberlin: __.

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3.     RESOLVED, that Director Charles Scimeca is hereby authorized
       to finalize negotiations and execute on behalf of the company
       the Spellman/Granville-Smith Settlement Recission Agreement,
       as attached as Exhibit "F".  Furthermore, the Company's
       General Counsel is instructed to commence litigation seeking
       a Declaratory Judgment and Accounting from Jerry Spellman and
       entities associated with Mr. Spellman, for the purposes of
       determining the indebtedness of the company to such persons,
       if any; Mr. Scimeca has until Monday, March 8, 1999 at 5:00
       P.M. to finalize negotiations with Mr. Spellman.  If finalize
       negotiations with Mr. Spellman are not completed by the time
       set the General Counsel will commence litigation after giving
       board members five days advance written notice of his efforts
       to begin service of same on Mr. Spellman and the various
       entities he is associated.


Please Initial:  
Mr. Scimeca: ___ Mr. Joffe: ___ Ms. Field: ___, Mr. Granville-Smith:
___, Mr. Chamberlin: __.


4.     RESOLVED,   the  Board  hereby  authorizes  the  filing  of  a  form  8-K
       immediately  for the purposes of disclosing the above actions,  a copy of
       which is attached as Exhibit  "G", and the  Company's  status in order to
       avoid any possibility  that persons with which the Company is negotiating
       are engaging in insider trading.


Please Initial:  
Mr. Scimeca: ___ Mr. Joffe: ___ Ms. Field: ___, Mr. Granville-Smith:
___, Mr. Chamberlin: __.

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5.     RESOLVED,  Mr Chamberlin is authorized to begin negotiations with Atlanta
       Lending Services,  Inc., doing business as Global Acceptance  Corporation
       for the purposes of a possible reorganization with the Company.

Please Initial:  
Mr. Scimeca: ___ Mr. Joffe: ___ Ms. Field: ___, Mr. Granville-Smith:
___, Mr. Chamberlin: __.


       Having adopted the foregoing resolutions, upon motion duly made, seconded
and unanimously adopted, the Board meeting was terminated.

       The foregoing,  based on our best recollection and notes,  constitute the
actions  taken at such  special  meeting of the Board,  and by our  execution of
these minutes and initials on each page and under each resolution adopted, we do
so confirm, effective as of this 3rd day of March, 1999.

                         /s/ G. Richard Chamberlin /s/
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                              G. Richard Chamberlin
                      Chairman and Secretary of the Meeting
                                    Director

                           /s/ Charles J. Scimeca /s/
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                               Charles J. Scimeca
                                    Director

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                                Anthony Q. Joffe
                                    Director
                              /s/ Penny Field /s/
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                                   Penny Field
                                    Director
                          /s/ Mark Granville-Smith/s/
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                Mark Granville-Smith, as attorney in fact for Ted
                              Granville-Smith, Jr.



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